Closed robchallen closed 4 years ago
@robchallen I've put together a lookup table to group local authorities to regions, which can be used to produce region totals from UA totals: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b06Z3z5oIyKIiMDl-eWhXojrhXTzygNGd2SkUZOs8sg/edit?usp=sharing
From source data found here: https://geoportal.statistics.gov.uk/datasets/register-of-geographic-codes-december-2019-for-the-united-kingdom (Drop-down menu: Lookups > Administrative lookups > Wards to LAD to counties etc)
@PeteLaud Thanks. have stolen. Do you have demographics for UA region? Ideally UA, age ranges and geographic area and population density. ping me your email on rob@terminological.co.uk and I will give you write access to the Google sheet.
@robchallen Do you still need demographics data? I've got my hands on 2017 age and gender breakdowns for most geographic areas where case data is available and am in the process of trying to put it into a useful format- hopefully can get it done today
@robchallen NB I found 2018 data in a better format and just uploaded in Data directory
I found some already Thanks though.
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I'm maintaining timeseries data also: Am cross referencing your site and pulling data from PHE:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1snb-vYuH7fVpTuyoQrM8zWiABYoXbSrnn44w-zlhM90/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to borrow / steal
Will get you the data in R. Finding lots of data quality issues - cumulative counts decreasing for example.