Datacovid — COVID-19 Barometer

The [Datacovid](https://datacovid.org) COVID19 barometer, through a partnership with IPSOS, collects accurate data to inform French people’s behaviours and their impacts on the dynamics of the epidemic during the COVID 19 phase, in order to offer them in open-data to the scientific community, public administrations, businesses and all citizens. The challenge is to respond quickly to the information gap in the epidemic management systems, both in the current lockdown period and in the subsequent period. The [Datacovid](https://datacovid.org) COVID-19 barometer consists of three categories of information on an unbiased panel representative of the population: 1. information on symptoms of infection and medical history; 2. behavioural parameters on the monitoring of containment rules and compliance with barrier gestures; 3. sociodemographic, economic and psychological characteristics of the respondents. **CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF DATASETS FROM THE COVID-19 BAROMETER** The data sets published by datacovid.org on its website datacovid.org/data, datacovid.org/api and on data.gouv.fr, come from the Covid-19 Barometer operated by IPSOS in partnership with datacovid.org, a non-profit association governed by the French law of 1901. These datasets: — are governed by French law and by the terms of use of the datacovid.org website, — are published on the Internet for a non-profit, scientific and citizen purpose to fill the information gap on the systems of societal management of epidemics, — have previously been redacted from any data enabling the identification of a person who responded to the Covid-19 Barometer, — are open, i.e. they can be consulted, used and shared by all, in particular for research purposes, including scientific, historical and statistical purposes, — shall not give rise to commercial use, except that the results derived from those datasets, directly or indirectly, may also be opened, within the meaning defined above and brought to the attention of datacovid.org to ensure their opening, — must not be reconciled with other datasets or other resources under conditions that would allow a third party, by correlation, inference or by any means whatsoever, to identify a person who responded to the Covid-19 Barometer. As a result, — any use of these data sets and of all or part of their constituent elements which does not comply with each of the conditions listed above is prohibited, in particular: — any commercial use not open within the meaning defined above is prohibited and would be liable to prosecution and civil, administrative and criminal penalties in accordance with the French regulations in force, — any correlation or inference between the constituent elements of these datasets and other data sources, which would allow a third party to identify a person who responded to the Covid-19 Barometer, would be liable for such a third party in respect of datacovid.org and any person concerned and would be liable to civil, administrative and criminal proceedings and penalties under the French legislation in force. By downloading or making available to a third party data from the Covid-19 Barometer, I undertake to comply with the above objectives and the terms of use of the datasets published by datacovid.org. If I have any questions or doubts, I ask [email protected] while remaining responsible for my actions or those of my attendants and service providers. NB: Traffic data relating to access to the datacovid.org site are processed by datacovid.org and its service providers in order to measure their attendance and to ensure the availability, integrity and security of the site and its contents, under conditions and according to retention periods in accordance with French regulations. Any natural person who proves his identity may write to [email protected] to exercise the rights guaranteed to him by the French and European regulations in force relating to the protection of personal data and privacy, in particular the rights of access, opposition or deletion of personal data concerning him or her processed by datacovid.org.