Datasets-COVID-19

This github repo is designed to make it easier for people to find structured data about COVID-19. All are open to contribute to the resources referenced here. This is meant to serve as a way to easily distribute data and crowdsource available information so informaticists and data scientists can quickly find relevant datasets (structured, semi-structured, natural language, etc).

This repo will is structured as a single master with three main directories:

Data-Sites = other websitea and github repos that have data and are maintained. This is simply an index of those available sources.

Datasets = This is a point in time pull of data from some of the data-site and referenced. Note this will not be maintained and should mostly be used as a reference to explore data, then retrieve up to date information from the original repo or website to ensure accuracy and citation.

Interesting-Reads = this is a bunch of links to articles that discuss working with COVID-19 data. Please feel free to add lists of other titles ad links that people find useful.

Much of the information here is simply presented in a new form from the articles/links cited. Acknowledgements to those who have done the heavy lifting to get the data in place and maintain.

Contributions: Please feel to fork this repo, create new md files, anyone can contribute, please follow all license guidelines. You are welcome to join my project, feel free to request to become a collaborator.
Data-sites are the most useful for contributions and could help promote your project and data.

Formatting for contributions are requested to be consistent with the general structure of the md files. Feel free to suggest better ways, but, title, summary, links, data use, etc are core to this objective of this project.

NOTE: Please note that data use agreements that apply to all available information and be sure to cite the source from which you aquired the information. The information, links, and data provided here are simply of reference of available resources and subject to the data use agreements from their source location. Please cite the source