Walkability Hermosillo

Title:
Pedestrian Counts, Urban Characteristics, and Correlation Matrix Data in Hermosillo, Mexico

Authors:

• Marco Antonio Ramos Corella
• Gerardo Ramírez Uribe
• Jesús Quintana Pacheco
• Arturo Ojeda de la Cruz

Description:
This dataset contains the information collected and analyzed in the study "Microscale Analysis of Walkability and Urban Safety in the Downtown Area of Hermosillo." The data includes:

1. Pedestrian Counts:

   • Observed pedestrian flow data from 60 specific points in downtown Hermosillo.
   • Counts were conducted at different times and days to capture temporal variations.

2. Urban Characteristics:

   • 17 variables describing aspects of the built environment, such as:
     • Sidewalk width (in meters).
     • Lighting (presence/absence).
     • Sidewalk slope (%).
     • Presence of urban furniture.
     • Land use in the area, among others.
   • Each variable is quantified for the same 60 observation points.

3. Correlation Matrix:

   • Results of Spearman correlation analysis between urban variables and pedestrian counts.
   • The matrix includes correlation coefficients and statistical significance values.

File Formats:

• Pedestrian Counts Hermosillo.xlsx: Contains pedestrian counts organized by observation point, including time, and detailing the 17 built environment variables with their respective values for each point.
• Correlation Matrix.xlsx: Provides the correlation matrix with Spearman values and significance levels.

License:
CC BY 4.0 (Allows reuse with proper attribution).

Additional Notes:

• The data is ready for analysis and can be reused in studies related to walkability, urban design, and sustainability.
• Please refer to the included README.txt file for detailed explanations of the dataset variables.