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COVID-19 Case Progression in São Paulo
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Tracking the progression of the COVID-19 pandemic in São Paulo State, Brazil, this dataset provides time-series information crucial for understanding the virus's evolution in the region. The data is intended to inspire analysts and researchers seeking to model, visualise, or analyse the early spread of the disease. The high usability rating suggests this is a valuable resource for epidemiological study.
Columns
The dataset contains four columns detailing daily and cumulative metrics:
- Date: Contains 36 unique date entries, with 100% validity.
- total de casos (Total number of cases): The running total of confirmed COVID-19 cases.
- casos por dia (New cases per day): The number of new cases reported daily.
- obitos por dia (deaths per day): The count of fatalities reported each day.
Distribution
The data is supplied in a CSV file format and totals 770 B in size. It comprises 36 valid entries across all tracking metrics. The 'total de casos' ranges from a minimum of 10 to a maximum of 2981, with a mean of 476. Daily new cases ('casos por dia') have a mean of 82.9, ranging from 3 to 822. It is important to note that the 'obitos por dia' column has 20 missing values, meaning only 44% of records include death data (56% is missing).
Usage
This dataset is ideally suited for:
- Analysing temporal trends and viral spread rates within São Paulo.
- Developing predictive epidemiological models.
- Creating visualisations that illustrate the accumulation of cases and fatalities.
- Research into the initial phase of disease outbreaks in a major Brazilian state.
Coverage
The geographic focus is exclusively São Paulo State, Brazil. The time range is based on 36 unique tracking periods. Data availability notes indicate that the reporting for daily deaths ('obitos por dia') is significantly incomplete, with data missing for over half of the recorded periods. The expected update frequency is quarterly.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
Intended users include data scientists, epidemiologists, public health officials, and academic researchers focused on regional pandemic patterns. It serves anyone requiring raw, verifiable statistics on the initial growth of confirmed cases in this specific Brazilian state.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- São Paulo State COVID-19 Evolution Metrics
- Brazil SP Coronavirus Daily Tracking Data
- COVID-19 Case Progression in São Paulo
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Original Data Source: COVID-19 Case Progression in São Paulo
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