MSR GPS Privacy Dataset 2009
The table below contains pointers to text files with GPS data taken in the
region of Seattle, Washington USA. Each file contains data from one of 21
volunteers who carried a GPS logger with them for approximately eight weeks in
the fall of 2009. This set of 21 volunteers is a subset of 37 people who
participated in the survey. These 21 people agreed to let us publicize their GPS
data on a Web page such as this one, provided that we delete data inside
geographic certain regions specified by each volunteer. This GPS study was conducted
by Microsoft Research in Redmond, Washington USA.
More details about the study appear in:
A.J. Brush, John Krumm, and James Scott, "Exploring End User Preferences for
Location Obfuscation, Location-Based Services, and the Value of Location",
Twelfth ACM International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp 2010),
September 26-30, 2010 (PDF).
Please cite this dataset as:
Krumm, J. and Brush, A.J. (2009). MSR GPS Privacy Dataset 2009.
Retrieved from http://research.microsoft.com/~jckrumm/GPSData2009.
| Link to Tab-Separated File |
Number of GPS Points |
|
01 |
6,066 |
|
02 |
122,528 |
|
03 |
418,893 |
|
04 |
148,510 |
|
05 |
391,753 |
|
06 |
31,014 |
|
07 |
35,127 |
|
08 |
195,604 |
|
09 |
212,285 |
|
10 |
3,226 |
|
11 |
68,501 |
|
12 |
85,134 |
|
13 |
103,133 |
|
14 |
32,378 |
|
15 |
104,953 |
|
16 |
188,526 |
|
17 |
163,936 |
|
18 |
249,888 |
|
19 |
304,482 |
|
20 |
125,298 |
|
21 |
91,665 |
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tab-separated files in one zip file.