OxCOVID19 Database is a large, single-centre, multimodal relational database consisting of information related to COVID-19 pandemic. OxCOVID19 Database is currenlty comprised of six tables: EPIDEMIOLOGY, GOVERNMENT_RESPONSE, COUNTRY_STATISTICS, MOBILITY, WEATHER and ADMINISTRATIVE_DIVISION. Read more about the Data Structure and Sources below.
If you find OxCOVID19 Database useful please cite+:
Adam Mahdi, Piotr Błaszczyk, Paweł Dłotko, Dario Salvi, Tak-Shing Chan, John Harvey, Davide Gurnari, Yue Wu, Ahmad Farhat, Niklas Hellmer, Alexander Zarebski, Bernie Hogan, Lionel Tarassenko, Oxford COVID-19 Database: a multimodal data repository for better understanding the global impact of COVID-19. University of Oxford, 2020. medRxiv (doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.08.18.20177147).
Some regions have undergone name changes since the last release of the GADM database. In our database we follow exactly the GID and names as given in GADM. This is merely to guarantee a standard way of relating data. In no case is this choice a manifestation of any political views by us or our universities.
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developed by Ernest Guevarra, Chris Mercado and Robert Medina, members of the CoMo Consortium.
Note that the whole database is available via the PostgreSQL database with only a subset available as CSV files on GitHub and in the FigShare snapshot.
There are currenlty six Tables in Oxford Covid-19 (OxCOVID19) Database with the data structures (Schemas) shown below.
Note 1: We collect the data as they come from the indicated data sources. It is possible that different sources provide different statistics.
Note 2: The data structure might change in the future as more data becomes available or data sources change. We will do our best to maintain backward compatibility.There are currenlty six Tables in Oxford Covid-19 (OxCOVID19) Database with the sources listed below.
Disclaimer: Note that some geographical regions considered in this database are claimed by different countries. Some regions have undergone name changes since the last release of the GADM database. In our database we follow exactly the GID and names as given in GADM. This is merely to guarantee a standard way of relating data. In no case is this choice a manifestation of any political views by us or our universities.
Examples of how to load and query OxCOVID19 Database and make simple visualisations in Jupyter notebook (Python). For more examples see our GitHub example repository. Feel free to get in touch if you would like to suggest or send us an informative visualisation usign OxCOVID19 Database.