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Coronavirus (COVID-19) UK Historical Data
Thailand Covid testing and case data gathered and combined from various sources for others to download or view
Visualisation of official UK COVID-19 data
CSV files of COVID-19 total daily confirmed cases and deaths in the USA by state and county. All data from Johns Hopkins & NYT..
A Simple Covid-19 Cases Tracker. (Only countries)
:mask: COVID-19 daily reports from Brazil, automatically generated every day at 22:00h (UTC -3:00) using Github Actions.
Visualisation of the UK COVID-19 cases breakdown
Descriptive and Predictive Analytics of COVID-19 with respect to different Weather parameters
A collection of Philippine data for COVID-19 purposes. It has python codes to retrieve specific data.
Data for paper "History of coronary heart disease increases the mortality rate of COVID-19 patients: a nested case-control study "
COVID-19 Visualization Projects designed for QSS 17: Data Visualization. Built in R with ggplot2.
Simple statistics for COVID-19
NO LONGER UPDATED! | The "covid19kosovo" 🇽🇰 R package has been designed to enable users to quickly and easily access up-to-date data on Covid-19 cases and deaths in Kosovo🇽🇰. The data is organized by village, municipal, and national level, providing users with an in-depth understanding of the spread of the virus across the region.
Data Analysis and Visualisation
The purpose of this project is to provide, Real-time updates on the number of confirmed cases, recovered and deaths in an interactive way to display Live Map and Statistics of COVID-19.
I made a covid-19 tracker that outputs covid information on a country a user requests. To make this I used the Covid-19-API from M-Media-Group (https://github.com/M-Media-Group/Covid-19-API).
CORONAVIRUS TRACKER API powered by CSSEGISandData John Hopkins to provide JSON response
Turning my data into an app courtesy of the streamlit magic
COVID-19 Estimates of Confirmed Cases and Deaths using Sigmoid Model by Country or US States. This is a single wave model that no longer applies to the US due their second wave surge starting around June 1