Closed jeanpaulrsoucy closed 9 months ago
Note that the new Saskatchewan CRISP report currently has no value for release_schedule
, as I haven't figured out how to incorporate biweekly reporting into the update math. Since the report is new, it also remains to be seen whether it will be truly biweekly or simply twice per month.
For Saskatchewan/ other provinces which moved to bi-weekly reporting, I'd change the release_schedule
variable to only give days of the week the report falls on (which really is only important for those with multiple release dates, i.e. daily). By dropping the "weekly" or "daily" from this variable, we'd move it to a second variable - one that stores schedule frequency, so 7 for weekly, 14 for bi-weekly, etc. Then the number of days in the schedule frequency column can be added to the last date for which there is data, to calculate when the next report should be out. Happy to work on this!
Great idea, @kbelisar, can you open a pull request when you've updated docs/data_sources/data_sources.csv
to split the release_schedule
column into release_schedule_dotw
and release_schedule_freq
(i.e., day-of-the-week and frequency). Please also keep/update as necessary the release_schedule_notes
column.
Most jurisdictions have moved to weekly or monthly reporting. The diffs dataset (#20) is capable of conveying the pace of updates, if integrated into CovidTimelineCanada-js-dashboard
. The reporting frequency and associated variables in data_sources.csv
are still useful for internal use.
With Saskatchewan set to move to monthly reporting, it would be good to set up a reporting frequency dataset which could be updated to automatically generate a report and perhaps be displayed on a dashboard.