Pseudo-PFLOW: Development of nationwide synthetic open dataset for people movement based on limited travel survey and open statistical data
Pseudo-PFLOW: Development of nationwide synthetic open dataset for people movement based on limited travel survey and open statistical data
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10.48550/arxiv.2205.00657
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2022-05
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Takehiro Kashiyama;Y. Pang;Y. Sekimoto;T. Yabe
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Takehiro Kashiyama;Y. Pang;Y. Sekimoto;T. Yabe
People flow data are utilized in diverse fields such as urban and commercial planning and disaster management. However, people flow data collected from mobile phones, such as using global positioning system and call detail records data, are difficult to obtain because of privacy issues. Even if the data were obtained, they would be difficult to handle. This study developed pseudo-people-flow data covering all of Japan by combining public statistical and travel survey data from limited urban areas. This dataset is not a representation of actual travel movements but of typical weekday movements of people. Therefore it is expected to be useful for various purposes. Additionally, the dataset represents the seamless movement of people throughout Japan, with no restrictions on coverage, unlike the travel surveys. In this paper, we propose a method for generating pseudo-people-flow and describe the development of a "Pseudo-PFLOW" dataset covering the entire population of approximately 130 million people. We then evaluated the accuracy of the dataset using mobile phone and trip survey data from multiple metropolitan areas. The results showed that a coefficient of determination of more than 0.5 was confirmed for comparisons regarding population distribution and trip volume. 8:00 p.m. for each of scales Figure 10. To confirm the effectiveness of the behavioral model, the R2 values are shown with mobile phone data for each time period and pseudo-people-flow data at 6:00 a.m. The results show no change in accuracy by the time of day at either scale. The evaluation at scales smaller than the administrative boundary level shows that the comparison results between the mobile phone data and pseudo-people-flow data at 6:00 a.m. is worse toward midday when many people are active. The results indicate that the behavioral model replicates the movement of people, capturing changes in population distribution.