modalshare

Modal share across metropolitan areas

https://github.com/rafaelprietocuriel/modalshare

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Modal share across metropolitan areas

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ModalShare

Modal share across metropolitan areas. The data contains the modal share distribution. The data has 1092 observations, corresponding to 876 metropolitan areas.

Variable description

CityID - unique identifier for the metropolitan area. Repeated IDs correspond to two or more observations for the same city.

ObsID - unique identifier of the observation.

year - year of the sample

LastObservation - binary, detailing whether the number corresponds to the latest observation of the city

Country - name of the country

state_name - name of the state if available

state_abbr - state abbreviation if available

City - name of the city

metro_names - name of the metropolitan area if available (mostly in the US). The name for some cities corresponds to the largest municipality of the metropolitan area

population - estimated population corresponding to the year of the observations

longitude - x coordinate

latitude - y coordinate

Walking - % of people that walk to work

Cycling - % of people that cycle to work

Active - % of people that have active mobility to work, including walking, cycling and others

Bus - % of people that use public transport to work

Car - % of people that use car to work

IncomeGroup - Income group of the country, according to the World Bank classification

Region - world region - Europe anc Central Asia; Latin America and Caribbean; East Asia and Pacific; South Asia; North America; Sub-Saharan Africa

DataSource - name of the data source reported

DataLink - link to the data reported

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  • Kind: user

Citation (CITATION.cff)

# This CITATION.cff file was generated with cffinit.
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cff-version: 1.2.0
title: >-
  Large cities are less efficient for sustainable
  transport: The ABC  of mobility
message: >-
  The dataset was compiled from multiple sources. All
  sources are referenced in the dataset. If you find
  an error or if you would like to add more
  metrpolitan areas to the database, please contact
  us!
type: dataset
authors:
  - given-names: Rafael
    family-names: Prieto-Curiel
    email: prieto-curiel@csh.ac.at
    affiliation: Complexity Science Hub
  - given-names: 'Juan P. '
    family-names: Ospina
    email: jospinaz@eafit.edu.co
    affiliation: EAFIT

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