This folder contains the data from the experiments with human mobility carried out by the project Bee-Path.
It currently contains two datasets from experiment being made in 2012 and 2016. Full details of the experiment are given in Bee-Path website and in 1. The data sets are:
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The raw data from the experiments: This dataset contains the raw data obtained during the experiment with a previous filtering applied. File: raw_data_festa_ciencia2012.sql.
- Data has been anonymised. - Control-testing users have been deleted. - Data not corresponding to the dates of experiment or location inside the park has been deleted.
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The filtered data used in reference 1: This dataset contains the data from which the analysis done in reference 1 is done, once a general filtering procedure has been applied. For details on the filtering and its contents, check out the SM of the reference. File: filtered_data_festa_ciencia2012.sql.
We have recently added a new dataset which contains the same experiment in the same location and the same context. Full details of the experiment are given in Bee-Path website. We here provide:
- The filtered data used the procedure provided by reference 1: This dataset contains the data from which the analysis done in reference 1 is done, once a general filtering procedure has been applied. For details on the filtering and its contents, check out the SM of the reference. File: 2016_cleaned_data.csv.
For more details see the webpage of the project and the associated references.
If you use our data, please do cite the data repository and our paper M. Gutiérrez-Roig, O. Sagarra, A. Oltra, J. R. B. Palmer, F. Bartumeus, A. Díaz-Guilera, J. Perelló (2016) Active and reactive behaviour in human mobility: the influence of attraction points on pedestrians. R. Soc. open sci.3: 160177. DOI: 10.1098/rsos.160177 Published 1 July 2016.
All the contents in this folder are made available under the Open Database License. Any rights in individual contents of the database are licensed under the Database Contents License See more at OpenDataCommons.
The identities of the users in the database have been erased to preserve their privacy and cannot be identified under any circumstance. Anyhow, if you participated in the experiment and no longer want your data to be available (even anonymized), please do let us know and we will delete it from the repository.