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02_Covid-19 Daily data

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AAbdul Salam Almadani
Last edited Sep 23, 2020
Created on Sep 23, 2020

This example displays basic metadata about the COVID-19 daily dataset, showing the file size in kilobytes, the number of rows, and the number of columns in a large pre-formatted text block. The visualization loads a CSV file from a remote GitHub gist using `d3.csv` and formats the data with `d3.csvFormat` to compute the byte size. It uses D3 v5 and is limited to textual output, providing a quick summary of the dataset's structure rather than a graphical chart. The data covers daily COVID-19 cases and deaths per country from December 2019 to September 2020.

AI-generated description

This dataset about "Coronoavirus (COVID-19) data - updated daily" until sep 2020. Originally published at Data.world: Coronavirus daily data

This dataset from 31/12/2019 shows many attributes about Covid-19 cases for many countries in the world with daily updates until Sep 2020. Each row of the table represent a Covid-19 state in a specific country.

<dl> <dt> The attribute: </dt> <dd>data: the date for this Covid-19 cases</dd> <dd>location: the country</dd> <dd>new_cases: number of new peopel who efficted with COVID-19</dd> <dd>new_deaths: number of peopel who died by COVID-19</dd> <dd>total_cases: totlal number of cases since 1/1/2020</dd> <dd>total_deaths: totlal number of death since 1/1/2020</dd> </dl>

Types of the attributes

  • date
  • location is the name of the country (categorical)
  • number of cases and death is quantitative

Questions and tasks related to the dataset.

  • who many cases in each country
  • who much spread Covid-19 in each country.
  • what is the highest number of cases
  • what is the highest number of death during a month

source: Data World

  • note: this dataset is updated dalily in the orginal source but in this file the last month was septemper 2020. if you need latest update please visity Coronavirus Source Data
MIT Licensed

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