Covid19data.website
malouche, d.
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Covid19data.website Project is a website that contains more than 250 Dashboards about the COVID-19 Toll areas affected by the virus. You can follow-up every day using this website the number of COVID-19 cases, deaths, active cases, the shares by 1 Million population, the mortality rate, the active rate in every country, continent, and territory and all States in the United States. Unlike the other websites, you can also follow-up an estimation of the reproduction number in the previous sixteen days. These statistics tell you how many secondary infections are likely to occur in a specific area. Furthermore, I provide a classification algorithm of the countries and the affected areas. Its based on the observation during the previous 14 days of six criteria. A global score is then computed, allowing to evaluate the COVID-19 safeness toll of each area.
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