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Coursera - Reproducible Research - Course Project 1
It is now possible to collect a large amount of data about personal movement using activity monitoring devices such as a Fitbit, Nike Fuelband, or Jawbone Up. These type of devices are part of the “quantified self” movement – a group of enthusiasts who take measurements about themselves regularly to improve their health, to find patterns in their behavior, or because they are tech geeks. But these data remain under-utilized both because the raw data are hard to obtain and there is a lack of statistical methods and software for processing and interpreting the data. This assignment makes use of data from a personal activity monitoring device. This device collects data at 5 minute intervals through out the day. The data consists of two months of data from an anonymous individual collected during the months of October and November, 2012 and include the number of steps taken in 5 minute intervals each day
Kvalitet Vazduha u Beogradu (PM 2.5 koncentracija) - Air Quality in Belgrade (PM 2.5 concentration)
Kvalitet vazduha u Beogradu (Opstina Stari Grad) u periodu od 2010 do 2020. Crvena linija oznacava koncentraciju od 15 (petnaest) PM 2.5 cestica koja je od Svetske Zdravstene Organizacije (WHO) definisana kao dozoljena koncentracija tokom 24h i ne bi trebala preci tu vrednost vise od 3-4 dana u godini. Godisnja srednja vrednost PM 2.5 cestica inace ne bi trebala preci vrednost 5 (pet). Plava linija je regression line koja pokazuje trend tokom vremena. Sa dijagrama takodje vidimo da koncentracija PM 2.5 cestica neretko prelazi vrednosti od 100 pa cak i 200 tokom zimskih meseci. Dakle o kvalitetu vazduha koji udisemo prosudite sami. :(
How is the average temperature changing over time? Is global warming real?
The graph is showing the increase of the average temperature in Belgrade (Serbia) over 25 years (1995-2020) in each month of year. Why don't we have snow in December anymore? The increase of average temperature in December has gone from 1C in 1995 to almost 3.5C in 2020 (2.5C increase!) . All months are showing increasing trend with exception of May. A very steep increase is also observed in summer months with record gradient in August with increase of 3 degrees over 25 years! This could be attributed also to microclimate changes (e.g. increased number of cars and AC units). The bottom line, the increase in the temperature is real and we have been witnessing it in recent years through warmer winters and unbearable summers.
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Active Number of Infected Cases
Number of actively infected people going back to 140k+ after daily numbers skyrocketed after Xmas holidays
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Active Number of Infected Cases
Seem under control, at the moment. But it's expected to start growing again after they open everything on 3rd of Dec
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Active Number of Infected Cases
Czech Republic is getting better
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
First time after 2 months a slight drop in number of active cases. It's scary to compare number of active cases 18 days ago which is now 3 times higher
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Number of active infections
There is over 70,000 tested active cases in Czech Republic as on 15th of October. This number has been doubling every two weeks over last month and a half. The number of hospitalized people and deaths have been following the same increase. The lock-down imposed yesterday should dampen the curve going forward but the next week will be probably the worst to come.
COVID CZ
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Number of active infections
massive increase of active infections
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
The peak in March is not almost visible anymore. The new record 3000+ in one day
COVID CZ
Doubling number of (identified) infected people in only 10 days
COVID CZ
Getting into exponential curve
COVID CZ
Moving into new records since the beginning of the pandemic.
COVID CZ
COVID Czech Republic
A different view I've made today - each point on the graph represent sum of infected people over previous two weeks. What does this tell us? Assuming COVID contagious period is around 14 days (roughly), this graph (again roughly) shows number of active (identified) COVID cases over time. In reality these figures are probably 2-5 times bigger but following the trend is a good indication in what direction is the pandemic going. This view is also revealing that the current situation is not only about few days with high numbers of infected but is starting to be worse than during peak of the pandemic back in April. I'm wondering why is the government delaying masks in indoor spaces?!
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
CZ hit the top of the curve since March, the second worst day ever with 323 new cases. Time to start wearing masks again.
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
and we are back to the peak in April - 281 new cases yesterday
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
Note: version 2 - The dataset has been changed to V2 hence I had to rebuild the script to reflect the latest.
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases for 02.07
Plot: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases
S-Curve is becoming steeper, still 200+ cases today
Czech Republic COVID stats for 29th of July
The S-Curve has been dominating over last 7-10 days with the highest number since April mid. Mostly due to the clusters of infection. Keep distance, keep watching.
COVID-19 Czech Republic - daily growth rate of confirmed cases
21.06.2020 - Hey -ho, we are swinging back. The increase day by day was the highest since April.
covid stats cz
COVID D4 - 12.06.2020
COVID - Daily Growth Rate of Confirmed Cases 06.10.2020
COVID - Daily Growth Rate of Confirmed Cases in Czech Republic
6.7.2020
D4: COVID-19 Czech Republic - Daily growth rate of confirmed cases