--- pretty_name: Wikipedia pageviews — disease-article daily views license: cc-by-sa-4.0 size_categories: - 10K ## Coverage - **Time:** 2015-07-01 → 2026-04-25 - **Cadence:** `daily` (observed median spacing: 1 days) - **Geography levels:** `global` — 1 unique location IDs - **Countries:** multiple - **Pathogens:** `influenza`, `sars-cov-2`, `rsv`, `mpox`, `measles`, `dengue`, `tuberculosis`, `ebola`, `pertussis` - **Surveillance category:** `search` - **Rows:** 43,056 ## Columns | Column | Unit | value_type | Aggregation | Description | |--------|------|------------|-------------|-------------| | `views` | pageviews/day | `incident` | `sum` | Daily English-Wikipedia pageviews for the article (all access types, all agents) | ## Interpretation caveats Things that may differ from how other sources define a similar measure. If you're combining this dataset with another, read these first. - **`views`** — News-driven spikes drown out steady-state interest. The signal correlates with outbreak attention but lags / leads true case curves unpredictably. Useful as a covariate, not a target. ## Access - **Availability:** `open` - **Access type:** `api` - **License:** cc-by-sa-4.0 - **Tier:** 3 --- *Schema version `0.1` · Last ingested 2026-04-26T12:30:13Z · `source_id: wikipedia-pageviews` · Manifest section §15.2*