dwb2023/gdelt-gkg-march2020
Dataset Card for dwb2023/gdelt-gkg-march2020 Dataset Details Dataset Description This dataset contains GDELT Global Knowledge Graph (GKG) data for March 16-22, 2020, capturing the complex network of events, actors, and relationships during a critical week of the COVID-19 pandemic. The data structure supports temporal, spatial, and contextual queries across multiple dimensions of global crisis response. Curated by: dwb2023 Language(s): Multilingual… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/dwb2023/gdelt-gkg-march2020.
Dataset Card for dwb2023/gdelt-gkg-march2020
Dataset Details
Dataset Description
This dataset contains GDELT Global Knowledge Graph (GKG) data for March 16-22, 2020, capturing the complex network of events, actors, and relationships during a critical week of the COVID-19 pandemic. The data structure supports temporal, spatial, and contextual queries across multiple dimensions of global crisis response.
- Curated by: dwb2023
- Language(s): Multilingual (primary English with machine translations)
- License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0)
Competency Questions Support
The dataset structure supports answering complex queries such as:
- Temporal Evolution:
- "How did air cargo disruptions evolve over the week of March 16-22?"
- "What were the cascading effects of specific airport closures?"
- Actor Relationships:
- "Which organizations were involved in coordinating PPE shipments?"
- "How did different stakeholders respond to supply chain bottlenecks?"
- Geographical Patterns:
- "Where did major transportation bottlenecks emerge?"
- "How did regional responses differ across continents?"
- Event Causality:
- "What were the immediate effects of border closure announcements?"
- "How did policy changes impact cargo movement?"
Dataset Structure
Field Categories and Relationships
- this is a learning exercise to confirm the ability of the GKG data to answer the competency questions in the last column
Ontological Relationships
The dataset supports three primary types of relationships:
- Temporal Relationships:
- Event sequences
- Cause-effect chains
- Response timelines
- Spatial Relationships:
- Geographic clustering
- Spread patterns
- Regional interconnections
- Actor Relationships:
- Organizational networks
- Response coordination
- Stakeholder interactions
Attribution
This dataset contains data from the GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org).
