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Julian dates and Y/M/D dates are added to the CSV source.

owid is from the Our World in Data COVID-19 dataset.

Instead of parsing another file, there is a view covidtracking_us that uses the data in covidtracking to present the same kind of view.

The COVID Tracking Project makes a separate US file available, which aggregates data to have one row per day across the entire USA.

Julian dates and Y/M/D dates are added to the CSV source no other changes were made.

covidtracking is from the COVID Tracking Project data downloads.

Julian dates and YYYY-MM-DD dates are added to the CSV source no other changes were made. This table represents the UID_ISO_FIPS_LookUp_Table.csv file, which contains county-level population data that is integrated into cdataset or can be queried separately.

loc_lookup is from the Johns Hopkins dataset, the bulk of which it already included above in cdataset.

Please note that this source is no longer updating daily.Location data is pulled into a separate table, and brought back in via a view, cutting the size of the table on disk in half.This has been corrected to 0 in these tables. The source data used NULL instead of 0 for deltas.For ease of tabulation, those rows are added back in so a given dataseries for a given location should have a row present for every day. The source data eliminated rows for a given dataset and location on days on which there were no new cases/deaths (all the delta values would be zero).Counties that did not previously have a population present have the per-100k people calculations performed and added.County populations were not previously populated, and are now done so in the factbook_population column using the Johns Hopkins data (see below).It simply increases by 1 for each day, and makes date-based arithmetic simpler in many cases. A Julian date field is added for ease of computation.Counties are cross-referenced with their FIPS code, which is added to the cdataset view.Additional augmentation is done on reading in to this system: Please see the derived datasets link above for a description of the sources and the augmentation done there. select distinct dataset from cdataset order by dataset will show you the available datasets. This integrates the "combined" set, so you will almost certainly want to use a WHERE dataset='foo' in every query so that you use only a single dataset. cdataset is from the COVID-19 derived datasets project, which includes data from Johns Hopkins University, the New York Times, and ECDC.Julian dates and YYYY-MM-DD dates are added to the CSV source, along with population and a calculation of new cases/deaths. nytcounties is from the New York Times dataset.

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Direct source data download URLs are in loader.rs. A Rust API for sqlx is also provided for select tables. The views defined there are intended to be the primary way to access the database. You can find a complete database schema in dbschema.rs. Please give credit to original sources of data (eg, The New York Times) and aggregators in your work. Please note that various included data requests or requires attribution.

You can use SQLite in Microsoft Excel and LibreOffice.

The DB Browser for SQLite is a nice graphical explorer for SQLite.

Using the dataīesides the Sqlite command-line tools, here are some other tips on using the data: It has graphs automatically updated daily with a unique perspective on various data. This data is used in the COVID-19 in Kansas project. This file is automatically regenerated daily. You can download a compressed database for yourself here: covid19db.zip. Alternatively, a database is generated daily that you can download as well. The process takes approximately two minutes and you can run it however often you like to obtain the latest data. The program in this library can be run on your machine to download data from the Internet and assemble your own database. The database is a self-contained Sqlite database which can be used on any platform. This repository contains tools to generate a COVID-19 database for research and analysis, and links to a pre-generated database.

COVID-19 Database for Research and Analysis