Closed zstumgoren closed 4 years ago
Brazil:
Updated: 25/06/2020 19:00
. translated
Atualizado em: 25/06/2020 19:00
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
Korea:
as of 12am 06.25.
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
India:
as on : 25 June 2020, 08:00 IST (GMT+5:30)
Date stamp, time zone/UTC indicator
Germany:
As of June 25, 2020, 00:00 a.m. (updated online at 08:30 a.m.)
translated
Stand: 25.6.2020, 00:00 Uhr (online aktualisiert um 08:30 Uhr)
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
Nigeria:
Thursday 4:14 pm 25 Jun 2020
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
Pakistan:
25 Jun 2020 - 09:01 am (GMT+5)
Date stamp, time zone/UTC indicator
South Africa:
2020-06-23T21:29:28+02:00Jun 23rd, 2020
Date stamp, time zone/UTC indicator
For PDFs
Indonesia:
Website
Update hingga 25 Juni 2020 Pukul 16.00 WIB
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator I think, I wasn't able to google translate this
Daily situation reports:
Data dilaporkan sampai 24 Juni 2020
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
Myanmar:
Daily situation reports:
Data as reported by States and Regions by 00:00 AM MST 25 June 2020
Date stamp, time zone/UTC indicator
Website:
LAST MODIFIED ON THURSDAY, 18 JUN 20
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator
Russia:
25 июня 2020
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicatorSpain:
(datos consolidados a las 14:00 horas del 25.06.2020)
Date stamp, no time zone or UTC indicator@zstumgoren See my findings in the two comments above. Most of the sites don't have a time zone. But almost all have some sort of time stamp.
@Dilcia19 Ugh. Ok, I don't the source-provided dates are going to be reliable (i.e. publishable) given the ambiguity. Thanks for the quick turn-around. I'm going to send Pitch folks a note to this effect and will CC you and Cheryl.
Sounds good. Closing this out.
@Dilcia19 Heads up that it appears South Africa provides local timezone info in the source code (the scraper is actually pulling and outputting this data). However, it seems like the visual display (in browser) only shows the month, day, and year without any clear timezone info. Just wanted to circle back to see if it's possible any other countries also use this strategy? It may be that perhaps Korea is the edge case?
Oh crap, my bad. I totally see now that you mentioned South Africa and Pakistan and I must have missed those in my initial pass. Sorry for the confusion!
For all countries that have scrapers (converted or not), we need to assess what if any time information we can gather about the data.
Ideally, we need to know the datetime and timezone of the data as reflected on the site. However, not all countries make this information clear. Korea is a case in point -- it only provides the hour, day and month and no clear indication if this is UTC or local time.
Before we update all of our scraper code to include dates, let's do an assessment of the countries on our list and add details on the date and time info they provide: