Coronavirus Data

A collection of data from various sources about Covid19. Updated sort of daily except the ones with 'weekly' in their name.

In many cases there is a mathematical model fitted to the data to provide an estimate of the future course of the pandemic. This is purely speculative and shouldn't be taken too seriously. Does it look like a good fit? If not, ignore it.

Some data is available as a simple download. Some, though, require use of an API to retrieve the data. Why would you make it difficult to obtain the data?

International

• coronaupdate.html Daily statistics from Johns Hopkins University.
  Source and follow the links to "archived data".
• coronacomp.html Country comparisons for the countries in our special interest list.
Derived from JHU data above.
• Ecdc.html ECDC have discontinued reporting on world-wide cases. ECDC information can be found here

United Kingdom

• ONSweekly.html Weekly death statistics from the ONS.
  Source

• UK Local Authorities

  This data is now broken out into four separate files:
  • Nations
  • Regions
  • UTLAs
  • LTLAs

    The animation below shows the progress of the Covid-19 pandemic in LTLAs. Note that, to improve the appearance, the data is smoothed with a 7-day moving average. You can click 'play' to see the video or move the slider to inspect particular moments. (The video file is quite small - a little over 1 megabyte; if you're using an iPad or iPhone it may help to turn the device sideways into landscape mode)

  Data from the Government COVID-19 site.
  Source links are on: this page under "Equivalent downloads for legacy cases file".
  Source links:
  • LTLA
  • UTLA
  • Regions
  • Nations
• Cases by Age Comparison of pandemic progress shown by age group.
  Source