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covid 19 data repository by johns hopkins university
How Can Researchers Use This Data?
Researchers can use this data to:
Track the
spread of the virus
over time and across different regions.
Analyze
transmission dynamics
and identify factors that contribute to outbreaks.
Evaluate the effectiveness of
public health interventions
such as lockdowns, mask mandates, and social distancing.
Predict future trends using
epidemiological models
and simulations.
Assess the impact of
vaccination campaigns
and other control measures.
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