It has taken a while, but data on Covid-19 is now becoming available. While a huge amount of data obviously already exists, availability has been a different thing. Data scientists everywhere are itching to get their algorithms on these data. As stated by Jeni Tennison writing in The Guardian yesterday: "Wherever we look, there is a demand for data about Covid-19. We devour dashboards, graphs and visualisations. We want to know about the numbers of tests, cases and deaths; how many beds and ventilators are available, how many NHS workers are off sick. When information is missing, we speculate about what the government might be hiding, or fill in the gaps with anecdotes".
Tableau
Trusted Coronavirus (COVID-19) global data from our community experts
Kaggle
Search results for search in data uploads
World Health Organisation
Database of publications on coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
UK Office of National Statistics
Registered deaths (only published on a weekly basis, and with a delay)
Citymapper
Mobility Index using Citymapper App
1Point3Acres
Fill out a request to access their data which is aggregated from other courses
COVID-19 ITALIA
The Italians have been publishing data on Github since the beginning of March (in Italian)
The Irish Times
No data published, but excellent Corona Virus Dashboard
Sciensano
The Belgians have been publishing data at Sciensano on cases and deaths, broken down by gender and age group, and numbers of people in hospital, ICU, and receiving respiratory support
Happy data analysing everybody!
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