For Steve and colleagues assisting you: Perhaps already being done, perhaps not worth doing, a thought "dropped in", use it if useful: One would think that obituaries could be tracked in some manner (either many people assist, or perhaps it can now be done with some sort of algorithms) as a way of mapping obituaries by gender, age group,…
For Steve and colleagues assisting you: Perhaps already being done, perhaps not worth doing, a thought "dropped in", use it if useful: One would think that obituaries could be tracked in some manner (either many people assist, or perhaps it can now be done with some sort of algorithms) as a way of mapping obituaries by gender, age group, and numbers, in every town, village, and city, probably in the world? I do not know how to do this...but there might be some people who do.
For Steve and colleagues assisting you: Perhaps already being done, perhaps not worth doing, a thought "dropped in", use it if useful: One would think that obituaries could be tracked in some manner (either many people assist, or perhaps it can now be done with some sort of algorithms) as a way of mapping obituaries by gender, age group, and numbers, in every town, village, and city, probably in the world? I do not know how to do this...but there might be some people who do.