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OVID-19 Omicron Spread Tracking
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About
This dataset provides key information regarding the global spread and impact of the Omicron variant (B.1.1.529) of COVID-19. First identified and reported to the World Health Organisation (WHO) on 24th November 2021, it was classified as a variant of concern by 26th November 2021 due to a significant number of mutations and its observed detrimental effect on COVID-19 epidemiology. The dataset's primary purpose is to enable the visualisation and analysis of this variant's global proliferation.
Columns
- Entity: Specifies the country details, identifying the nation to which the data corresponds.
- Code: Represents the unique country code for each entity.
- Day: Indicates the specific date of the report, detailing the day on which the Omicron impact percentage was recorded. The format is a date-time count.
- Omicron_Percentage: Shows the percentage of Omicron impact on the given day for the respective country.
Distribution
The dataset is provided in a CSV format, typical for data files, and is named
covid-cases-omicron.csv. It has a file size of 15.01 kB and comprises 4 distinct columns. There are 552 valid records, ensuring a consistent number of entries across all columns.Usage
This dataset is ideal for various applications, particularly those focused on data analysis and visualisation. It can be utilised to track and visualise the spread of the Omicron variant (B.1.1.529) across different countries. Researchers, public health officials, and analysts can use it to understand the variant's trajectory and impact.
Coverage
The dataset focuses on the global spread of the Omicron variant, with data points available for various countries. The time range of the data extends from 20th September 2021 up to 5th January 2022. It provides daily reporting on the Omicron impact percentage. This dataset is static and is not expected to receive further updates.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
This dataset is valuable for a wide range of users, including data analysts, epidemiologists, public health researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding global health trends and pandemic dynamics. It supports use cases such as epidemiological studies, disease spread monitoring, and informing public health strategies.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Omicron Variant Global Impact Data
- COVID-19 Omicron Spread Tracking
- Worldwide Omicron Percentage Data
- SARS-CoV-2 B.1.1.529 Global Statistics
- Omicron Variant Daily Insights
Attributes
Original Data Source: OVID-19 Omicron Spread Tracking
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