Oregon

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/01/20 (OR was later put on a one day lag)

Describe the issue: On November 30, 2020, Oregon did not update their data dashboard until after the time of our daily update, but did provide a press release with data. We sourced their Positive Cases (People, confirmed + probable), Currently hospitalized, Currently in ICU, Deaths (confirmed and probable) from this press release. We later learned that the hospitalization figures from the press releases are different from the numbers we usually captured, and are backfilling their Currently hospitalized, Currently in ICU, and Currently on ventilator from screenshots.

Screenshot links: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201201-054743.png

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/01/20 (OR was later put on a one day lag)

Describe the issue: On November 30, 2020, Oregon did not update their data dashboard until after the time of our daily update, but did provide a press release with data. We sourced their Positive Cases (People, confirmed + probable), Currently hospitalized, Currently in ICU, Deaths (confirmed and probable) from this press release. We later learned that the hospitalization figures from the press releases are different from the numbers we usually captured, and are backfilling their Currently hospitalized, Currently in ICU, and Currently on ventilator from screenshots.

Screenshot links: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201201-054743.png

State: OR

Dates affected: 10/31/20 (OR was later put on a one-day lag)

Describe the issue: On October 30, 2020, we recorded Oregon's Cases (confirmed + probable) as 44389, per the state page. On October 31, the state changed this number to 44388. We are updating our timeseries as well to ensure that our data matches the states as closely as possible.

Screenshot links: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20201031-004125.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20201030-184109.png

State: OR

Dates affected: 10/31/20 (OR was later put on a one-day lag)

Describe the issue: On October 30, 2020, we recorded Oregon's Cases (confirmed + probable) as 44389, per the state page. On October 31, the state changed this number to 44388. We are updating our timeseries as well to ensure that our data matches the states as closely as possible.

Screenshot links: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20201031-004125.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20201030-184109.png

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/28/21

Describe the issue: On February 28, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's March 1, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/28/21

Describe the issue: On February 28, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's March 1, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/11/21

Describe the issue: On February 11, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's February 12, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/11/21

Describe the issue: On February 11, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's February 12, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/07/21

Describe the issue: On February 7, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's February 8, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 02/07/21

Describe the issue: On February 7, 2021, we accidentally caught the data meant for Oregon's February 8, 2021 update. Oregon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update.

State or US: OR

Describe the problem We used to get confirmed cases in OR by using their positive people tested number and probably by subtracting that number from lumped. However, this number included people tested by antigen, it was never really confirmed. We should clear the history of this field.

Link to data source Provide links to original data sources that we can refer to, like a state COVID website.

State or US: OR

Describe the problem We used to get confirmed cases in OR by using their positive people tested number and probably by subtracting that number from lumped. However, this number included people tested by antigen, it was never really confirmed. We should clear the history of this field.

Link to data source Provide links to original data sources that we can refer to, like a state COVID website.

States: Alaska, California, Washington DC, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Washington

Issue: We are removing negatives that were created from mixed units (specimens minus cases or test encounters minus cases) for states that are using explicit totals in our main total test results field (called totalTestResults in the API). See the Data FAQ for additional explanation.

States: Alaska, California, Washington DC, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, Washington

Issue: We are removing negatives that were created from mixed units (specimens minus cases or test encounters minus cases) for states that are using explicit totals in our main total test results field (called totalTestResults in the API). See the Data FAQ for additional explanation.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/21/21

Describe the issue: On January 21, 2021, we accidentally caught the next days data for Oregon's data. Orgeon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update. On January 21, 2021, they published data abnormally early and we mistakenly caught the data meant for January 22, 2021 in our data for January 21, 2021.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/21/21

Describe the issue: On January 21, 2021, we accidentally caught the next days data for Oregon's data. Orgeon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update. On January 21, 2021, they published data abnormally early and we mistakenly caught the data meant for January 22, 2021 in our data for January 21, 2021.

State: Oregon

Issue: On October 9, 2020, Oregon announced they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. We carried over the last available value, as that was our policy at the time, however the value is out of date and potentially confusing. We will be keeping the time series as provided by the state, but removing the carried over values from October 9, 2020, forward.

State: Oregon

Issue: On October 9, 2020, Oregon announced they were removing the Recovered metric from their reporting and working on a revised definition of recovered. We carried over the last available value, as that was our policy at the time, however the value is out of date and potentially confusing. We will be keeping the time series as provided by the state, but removing the carried over values from October 9, 2020, forward.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/18

Describe the issue: On January 18, 2021, we accidentally caught the next days data for Oregon's Cases (confirmed + probable) and Deaths (confirmed + probable). Orgeon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update. On January 18, 2021, they published data abnormally early and we mistakenly caught the data meant for January 19, 2021 in our data for January 18, 2021.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/18

Describe the issue: On January 18, 2021, we accidentally caught the next days data for Oregon's Cases (confirmed + probable) and Deaths (confirmed + probable). Orgeon's data is on a one-day lag in our timeseries due to consistently updating after 7:30 pm est, when we publish our daily update. On January 18, 2021, they published data abnormally early and we mistakenly caught the data meant for January 19, 2021 in our data for January 18, 2021.

Target Date: Entire time series Overview: OR reports their daily numbers very later, which means that if we want to be on their schedule we need to backfill it daily (either in the evening or the following day). This is inconvenient and error-prone

We're moving their time series 1 day back in our dating and reporting. The actual date the state updates the data does not change, and remains in lastUpdatedAt field.

No metrics and no values are changing due to this update

Target Date: Entire time series Overview: OR reports their daily numbers very later, which means that if we want to be on their schedule we need to backfill it daily (either in the evening or the following day). This is inconvenient and error-prone

We're moving their time series 1 day back in our dating and reporting. The actual date the state updates the data does not change, and remains in lastUpdatedAt field.

No metrics and no values are changing due to this update

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/06

Describe the issue: On January 6, 2021, Oregon updated their COVID-19 data after the time of our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/06

Describe the issue: On January 6, 2021, Oregon updated their COVID-19 data after the time of our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/04

Describe the issue: On January 4, 2021, Oregon did not update their data dashboard until after the time of our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/04

Describe the issue: On January 4, 2021, Oregon did not update their data dashboard until after the time of our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/04

Describe the issue: On January 4, 2021, Oregon revised the Total cases number on their website from 118456 to 118453. In order to ensure that our data is as consistent with Oregon's as possible, we are patching this metric in our timeseries.

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/05/21

Describe the issue: On January 5, 2021, Oregon did not update their COVID-19 data page. On January 6, 2021, we were able to patch Cases (confirmed and probable), and Deaths (confirmed + probable) from a press release, and Currently hospitalized, Currently in ICU, and Currently on ventilator from one of their data dashboards.

Links: Press release, Data dashboard

State: OR

Dates affected: 01/01

Describe the issue: On January 1, 2021, Oregon did not update their COVID-19 page or data dashboards. We were able to update Cases (confirmed + probable) and Deaths (confirmed + probable) in our time series from a press release on January 2, 2021.

Links: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/Oregon-reports-1446-new-confirmed-and-presumptive-COVID-19-cases-13-new-deaths.aspx

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/30

Describe the issue: On 12/20 OR did not update until after the time of our daily update.

Target Date: The date by which we hope to complete this issue. 12/30 Overview: Briefly describe what work the issue entails. We did not catch the 12/29 update for OR Contribution to milestone: Explain how the issue contributes to the overall milestone. We want good data. Other benefits: Explain any side benefits we could get from completing this issue. Michal is kinda scary and this will keep me from getting into trouble. Potential challenges: Explain any potential blockers. Nada Editorial: The specific editorial content we expect to come out of this issue.

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/23

Describe the issue: On 12/22 Oregon did not update their data by the time of our daily update.

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/16/2020

Describe the issue: On December 16, 2020, Oregon updated their COVID-19 response page after the publish time of our daily update.

Sources: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20201216-235912.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201216-235945.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-tertiary-20201216-235933.png

State: OR

Dates affected: 12/15/2020

Describe the issue: On December 15, 2020, Oregon updated their COVID-19 response page after the publish time of our daily update.

State: Oregon

Issue: The dashboard we were using for testing, case and hospital metrics did not update before publish time, and the updates were published without all data. On 12/9 we missed the current hospitalization metrics. On 12/10 we missed all testing, case, and hospitalization metrics.

Sources: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201209-235723.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-secondary-20201210-235351.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-tertiary-20201210-235359.png https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201210-235407.png

State: Oregon:

Issue: Oregon has stopped reporting Total, positive, and negative PCR tests (people) and started reporting Total PCR tests (specimens) as well as positive and negative PCR tests (specimens). We hope to get a time series from the state soon to backfill Total PCR tests (specimens

State: OR

Dates affected: 11/26

Describe the issue: On November 26, 2020, Oregon's Negative PCR tests (specimens) were input as 960,657 based on a number from a press release due to the dashboard not being updated because of the Thanksgiving holiday. On November 27, 2020, the dashboard showed 960,604 negative tests. The decision was made to revert November 26, 2020's Negative PCR tests (specimens) value to 960469, the value shown on our historical screenshots of the dashboard to ensure that our time series was consistent.

State: Oregon

Issue: We missed Oregon's hospital metrics update on 11/23. Patching in the values for Currently hospitalized, in ICU, and on ventilators.

Source: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-quaternary-20201124-114151.png

State or US: Oregon

Describe the problem On 4/9 we recorded a cumulative in ICU value of 69 in Oregon. This seems to be a mistake

Link to data source Provide links to original data sources that we can refer to, like a state COVID website.

State: OR

Dates Affected: 10/8

Describe the issue: On 10/8, OR did not update in time for our publish. We should patch data from screencaps.

Links: https://covid-tracking.slack.com/archives/CUQ4MMTPD/p1602196821017200

State or US: Oregon Describe the problem Oregon began to release total ("Total Cases") and confirmed ("Positive Tests") case values on 5/4. On 7/28, CTP began using a total - confirmed calculation to record probable values. We need to backfill these probable values back through 5/4, when OR first released confirmed/total values.

Beginning 6/6, Oregon does not update the confirmed values on their dashboard on weekends, so for those days, we carry over confirmed/probable values. Prior to 6/6, however, Oregon did provide consistent updates on their dashboard through the weekend, so we will not carry over those weekend values. On 7/3 and 9/7, OR did not update their dashboard, so we are carrying over values for those weekdays.

There are errors in Positive Cases (PCR) on 6/7, 6/10, and 6/21. On 6/7 and 6/21, Data Entry recorded the total case value in the Positive Cases (PCR) confirmed column as well. As these are unupdated weekend values, we should change these to the respective carried over values, from 4808 and 6937 to 4442 and 6344. On 6/10, Data Entry did not record the confirmed case value and only recorded the total cases value. We should change this to reflect the screen-captured value, from 5060 to 4907.

Link to data source Using Total-Confirmed calculation and spot checking with screenshots.

6/10: https://covid-tracking-project-data.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/state_screenshots/OR/OR-20200610-184345.png

Describe the problem The server does not appear to be returning Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers along with API requests.

This results in web browser errors such as: XMLHttpRequest at 'https://covidtracking.com/api/v1/us/daily.json' from origin 'null' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

I believe that the API server should be returning an Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header, and that this would resolve the problem.

I don't have prior experience with these kinds of issues, so please forgive my ignorance if any of this is incorrect. I only began receiving these errors today for the first time, and I've been using this API for months now. I've temporarily mitigated the problem by routing all API requests through https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/ but this doesn't seem like a great permanent solution.

Thanks for all your time and efforts!

State or US: OR

Describe the problem We didn't get updated numbers on 7/15 for OR, probably because they updated after 5pm.

Link to data source Data report: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/DISEASESCONDITIONS/DISEASESAZ/Emerging%20Respitory%20Infections/Oregon-COVID-19-Update-07-15-2020-FINAL.pdf

Press release (with confirmed + probable cases): https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ERD/Pages/Oregon-reports-282-new-confirmed-and-presumptive-COVID-19-cases-4-new-deaths.aspx

State or US: OR

Describe the problem We have a fair number of days without new data in various columns for OR. It seems like the "data reports" (below the press releases on the linked page) may allow filling in some of this data but I haven't investigated yet.

Link to data source https://www.oregon.gov/oha/erd/pages/covid-19-news.aspx "Data Reports" section

"In Oregon the hospital/ICU/Vent counts are missing for Monday 6/15. This is provided (M-F) on Oregon's "Daily Update" PDF. You can get there by using the "Primary Source" you guys already have:

https://govstatus.egov.com/OR-OHA-COVID-19

... then click "+ Additional Data and Projections" ... then click "COVID-19 Daily Update" ... which links to this PDF: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/DISEASESCONDITIONS/DISEASESAZ/Emerging%20Respitory%20Infections/Oregon-COVID-19-Daily-Upda…

THANKS SO MUCH for coordinating this effort! This has been a HUGE help!"

I was unable to find ICU/Vent values from screenshots/wayback, but we do have a screenshot from 6/15 that shows an updated Hospitalization value -- 899 (not 875).

Current CTP Data:

Front conversations

State or US: Oregon

Describe the problem It should not be Dashboard > Negative Tests / WEEKEND use Other link and check most recent press release just WEEKEND use Other link and check most recent press release

Link to data source https://covid-tracking.slack.com/archives/CUQ4MMTPD/p1594239559460200

State or US: OR

Describe the problem Oregon has a weird system where they have a dashboard on weekdays but also daily press releases that include weekends. Our positive case data wasn't updated on 7/3, 6/27, 6/14 and 6/13, but this information is available from the state's press releases. Testing and deaths should also be re-checked for those days.

Link to data source https://www.oregon.gov/oha/erd/pages/covid-19-news.aspx?wp8888=p:1#g_0569e9ee_0a15_446d_9eb3_197889f78853

Reported via email

State or US: OR

Describe the problem Cases There are some missing values for Positive Cases PCR in States Daily.

Link to data source Found while working on #549

Death values are historically recorded in both the "Deaths" and "Deaths (Confirmed)" columns for OR. However, OR’s death values are unclear about what they represent, so they should only be recorded in the main "Deaths" field.

I'm using a few fields for a pet project:

deathIncrease
death
positiveIncrease
totalTestResultsIncrease

All of these numbers have generally been populated and accurate, except for today. Just thought I'd drop you a note!

Comparing my dataset for Oregon (pulled from the official source) against yours, it looks like 3/25 is missing, causing 3/26 to be wrong.

my cases on 3/24-3/26: 209, 266, 316 my increases: 20, 50, 57 your cases: 209, 209, 327 your increases: 18, 0, 118

This may be because of this issue: https://github.com/COVID19Tracking/covid-tracking-api/issues/22

Spotchecking the 'positive' counts, they are correct except for 3/25, 3/21, and everything before about 3/19. Most of the older ones are a date-off-by-one error.

I wouldn't mind being invited to the Slack, if possible. I'm trying to replace my OR and FL datasets with yours to generate some graphs on Wikipedia.