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GHEITI vs EITI dataset #3

Closed markbrough closed 9 years ago

markbrough commented 9 years ago

There are some differences in the GHEITI and EITI datasets for showing the breakdown by commodity. The GHEITI dataset appears more complete and has fewer discontinuities in the time series. This could be improved further by combining commodities, i.e. all commodities that include "Gold" (see #2).

Here is the breakdown by commodity for the EITI dataset:

Commodity 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Grand Total
Bauxite 431213 673443 559648 450138 563882 733208 489265 3900797
Diamond
Diamonds
Gas
Gold 42823299 64400769 59949084 86750625 103065649.3 203397829 462115969 1022503224
Manganese 1400131 1146348 1258811 3992719 8342782 8640399 35742538 60523728
Oil 845870483.7 845870483.7
Salt
Silver

And here's the breakdown by commodity for the GHEITI dataset:

Commodity 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Bauxite 554052 472645 592076 1033823 689863 1996845 3419198
Gold 59349593 91156795 106185568 282780745 707992746 918376207 598600648.4
Gold/Diamond 101852040 144222650.8
Gold/other Base 16284814 14953065
Gold/Silver 39489624 28177714.23
Limestone 1226624 1433653
Manganese 1246223 4123716 8759922 12182963 50396979 28905152 37134557
Oil 422252.23 356755032.7 437301749.4 724808288
(blank) 1973364 2976370 3392503 5162056 0
markbrough commented 9 years ago

The EITI dataset does actually have an amount for 2012, but the commodity is miscoded (as Total rather than Oil)

anderspeders commented 9 years ago

Could you email samuel and I?

markbrough commented 9 years ago

We will use Samuel's dataset instead.