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Data fields

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The following fields are available in all files for each geographical entity:

  • name - the full name of the geographical entity being represented
  • city - the name of the city
  • county - county or parish or the appropriate name of the administrative subdivision below the level of state or equivalent
  • state - state, province or region depending on jurisdiction. In general, the first administrative subdivision below the level of country
  • country - the human readable country name
  • level - one of city, county, state, country. Provided in order to facilitate filtering

In addition, ISO IDs are provided for each location. See the country-levels project for details.

  • countryId - ISO 3166-1 ID of the country country, i.e. iso1:US for US
  • stateId - ISO 3166-2 ID of the state/province, i.e. iso2:US-NY for New York, US
  • countyId - local ID of the county/region (i.e. fips:36005 for Bronx County, New York, US)

In general, whenever the record is about administrative subdivisions of a level, you'll find all larger levels are non-empty. However, there are exceptions. New York City will not have a county field because it is subdivided into five counties.

The following fields are uniquely determined by the geographical entity and are provided as a convenience.

  • population - a recent estimate of the population in the geographical entity, determined from census data or official sources
  • populationDensity - the population density in residents per square kilometer
  • lat - latitude of the geographical entity
  • long - longitude of the geographical entity
  • tz - an array of time zones for the geographical entity
  • featureId - the ID of the GeoJSON feature for this entity, corresponding to properties.id in the FeatureCollection provided by feature.json

Additional attributes of a data point are:

  • url - the source for the data point
  • aggregate - the original level of aggregation of the source, e.g. country level data may have been obtained directly or by summation of state or county level data.
  • rating - the objective rating of the source. See sources for details.

data.json, data.csv, timeseries.json, and timeseries-byLocation.json

The following fields define the epidemiological information for a data point:

  • cases - The cumulative number of confirmed or presumed confirmed cases
  • active - The current number of confirmed or presumed confirmed cases. Will be calculated automatically if cases and recovered cumulative numbers are provided.
  • deaths - The cumulative number of deaths attributed to COVID-19
  • recovered - The cumulative number of recoveries
  • tested - The cumulative number of tests from which results have been obtained (does not include pending tests)
  • hospitalized - The cumulative number of patients hospitalized for COVID-19
  • hospitalized_current - The current number of patients hospitalized for COVID-19. Will be calculated automatically if hospitalized and discharged cumulative numbers are provided.
  • discharged - The cumulative number of patients discharged after hospitalization for COVID-19
  • icu - The cumulative number of patients hospitalized in the intensive care unit for COVID-19
  • icu_current - The current number of patients hospitalized in the intensive care unit for COVID-19

The following fields detail the data's source:

  • url - The exact URL from which the data was obtained
  • sources - An array of sources that published the data
  • curators - An array of curators responsible for manually curating the data
  • maintainers - An array of maintainers responsible for writing the scraper code that obtains the data

timeseries-tidy.csv

For each entry, the following data is provided:

  • date - the date the data point refers to
  • type - the type of data point: cases, tested, deaths, hospitalized, discharged, or recovered
  • value - the value of the data point (a cumulative count of events of a certain type)