J. Register
19 March 2021
COVID-19 is the latest pandemic to plague humanity.
Citizens require up-to-date information about where COVID-19 is occurring so that they may take action to protect themselves and their families.
To assist the citizens of the U.S. state of Georgia, a web-based application has been developed to provide a snapshot of COVID-19 infections by county.
Graphic Source: [https://www.visualcapitalist.com/history-of-pandemics-deadliest/] –>
The GACovid19 Cases is a web-based application which utilizes the Shiny package to provide an interactive experience for the user to look at Georgia COVID-19 data. R is the underlying programming language.
Below is the code used to extract the GA DPH Daily COVID-19 status report
temp <- tempfile()
download.file("https://ga-covid19.ondemand.sas.com/docs/ga_covid_data.zip", temp, mode="wb")
unzip(temp,"county_cases.csv")
GACovidData <- read.table("county_cases.csv", sep=",", header=TRUE)
unlink(temp)
head(GACovidData)
county_name cases county_id State.FIPS.code County.FIPS.code population
1 Appling 1850 US-13001 13 1 18561
2 Atkinson 762 US-13003 13 3 8330
3 Bacon 1023 US-13005 13 5 11404
4 Baker 159 US-13007 13 7 3116
5 Baldwin 3758 US-13009 13 9 44428
6 Banks 1583 US-13011 13 11 19982
hospitalization deaths case.rate death.rate X14.day.case.rate X14.day.cases
1 166 62 9967.14 334.03 123.92 23
2 113 16 9147.66 192.08 12.00 1
3 76 28 8970.54 245.53 17.54 2
4 33 9 5102.70 288.83 0.00 0
5 308 107 8458.63 240.84 72.03 32
6 181 33 7922.13 165.15 115.10 23
antigen_cases probable_deaths
1 381 5
2 222 1
3 336 8
4 63 0
5 595 12
6 156 1