An anonymised longitudinal GPS location dataset to understand changes in activity-travel behaviour between pre- and post-COVID periods.

ABSTRACT: Collecting GPS data using mobile devices is essential to understanding human mobility. However, getting this type of data is tricky because of some specific features of mobile operating systems, the high-power consumption of mobile devices, and users' privacy concerns. Therefore, data of this kind are rarely publicly available for scientific purposes, while private companies that own the data are often reluctant to share it. Here we present a large anonymous longitudinal dataset of Activity Point Location (APL) generated from mobile devices' GPS tracking. The GPS data were collected by using the Google Location History (GLH), accessible in the Google Maps application. Our dataset, named AnLoCOV hereafter, includes anonymised data from 338 persons with corresponding socio-demographics over

SUBMITTER: Moncayo-Unda MG 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9747621 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature