62,811 Documented Killings in Syria: March 18, 2011 thru April 8, 2013

Syria Tracker (a Project of Humanitarian Tracker): 62,811 Documented Killings in #Syria from March 18, 2011 to April 8, 2013 @SyriaTracker @HNTracker

Detailed list is available here

Google Earth with detailed list of victims is available here

Google Earth animation is available here

Total number of killings is Syria per month, March 18, 2011 thru April 8, 2013, distributed over time and space

Aberrations found over the past 60 Days

Overall

Aberrations found:

Date	Count	Expected	Difference
2/21/2013	264	130.43	3.70 standard deviations

Female

Aberrations found:

Date	Count	Expected	Difference
2/21/2013	47	14.71	9.11 standard deviations
2/22/2013	59	19.86	3.16 standard deviations
3/18/2013	44	14.71	4.17 standard deviations
3/31/2013	33	13.86	4.45 standard deviations

Male

Aberrations found:

Date	Count	Expected	Difference
2/21/2013	217	115.71	3.04 standard deviations

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Syria Tracker is a crowdsourced effort began collecting reports from the country in April 2011; just a few weeks after the first protests began. Unfortunately, for the security of those reporting from within Syria, most reports are not fixed to a GPS location. Users that submit reports via the website can graphically indicate a location on the map.  Reports by twitter are mapped to the lowest level of detail based on the description and recorded as a Lat Lon.  We have used an GIS application to reverse map against shapefiles for the Syrian Administrative districts at levels 1, 2, and 3, and can now correlate death reports with elements from the Syrian 2004 Census, which, although not necessarily the most current, can still provide some understanding.

Attribution: Syria Tracker (a Project of Humanitarian Tracker) in collaboration with Syrian Martyrs