Covid19Canada VS PHES-ODM

Source: Cases Vaccines

Contact details of these people are at the bottom of this link: https://github.com/ccodwg/Covid19Canada

I've been using this: https://github.com/ccodwg/Covid19Canada

Canada: https://github.com/ccodwg/Covid19Canada/tree/master/timeseries_hr_sk_new

It's just that the official numbers are only updated once a week, and the open data tends to reflect the official numbers.

I mean, if there were no restrictions, Pfizer would be fulfilling their vaccine orders in Canada. Those are doses distributed to Canada, not administered. almost nothing for over a week. All of our supply is coming from Europe because all the Pfizer Michigan supply is staying in the US. https://github.com/ccodwg/Covid19Canada/blob/master/timeseries_canada/vaccine_distribution_timeseries_canada.csv

the info I got (https://github.com/ccodwg/Covid19Canada/blob/master/vaccine_distribution_cumulative.csv), which is compiled from official sources, says that Quebec got a big 50k dose dump on december 28 and it's basicallly been trickling in since at 30k/week. If we want to get to a similar vaccination rate per day per capita as the 1.25Million mentionned here, we'd need over 150k doses per week...

The poop chart had four new data points added, but three of which were flagged for data concern.

There's been a new column added to the raw data, a boolean called dataConcern. These are the only days it is set to true:

Poop chart has updated with four new days of data. The March 10 data point was a new single daily record, 2205µ. Then the three days after that were all in the 100s, which is much lower than we've seen recently. It comes out in the wash to an average of about 511µ that will be on 613covid later, but overall the numbers are still trending down, if that makes sense.

Apologies, I misread your post assuming it was about the timeliness of the poop chart data (the most recent measurement is from Mar. 9th) and replied with the update schedule of the source data.

Will be interesting to see the local update today - it was way higher than the province yesterday. Newest wastewater data point for Mar 3 is 840µ, which will lead to a "7-day" average of 717µ posted later today on 613covid.

Local update is published, OPH is reporting 80 new cases today. Overall, they've reported 53 more cases cumulatively than the province. The latest wastewater data point is also published, it is 775µ for March 2nd - for an average of 549µ that will be published later today on 613covid. This average is skewed slightly by the lack of data point for Feb 25.

Wastewater levels continue to be a bit concerning. Data points for Feb 28 and Mar 1 have been added - Feb 28 is 795µ and Mar 1 is 465µ. The average number that will be posted on 613covid later today is going to be 467µ. This average is only based on 5 days of data since there is none for Feb 25 and Mar 2, so that Feb 28 data point is going to inflate the number a bit more than if there was complete data. That being said, the overall trend is still pretty clearly increasing.

There hasn't been new data uploaded since before the weekend so there's not a whole lot of data there. With that being said, new data was uploaded this morning that will show up on 613covid this afternoon, and it doesn't look concerning.

A couple more days of data added, so we'll actually get a proper 7-day average for once. 340.71µ will be the posted number later.

There's been a dump (haha get it?) of poop chart data committed this morning, the number that will be on 613covid later is 332.5µ