This repo is part of the Walkability Perception and its Relations to Scenery Elements and Socio-Demographics – A Study based on Street View Imagery and Automatic Image Interpretation research project and it just contains datasets and meta-information about the perceived walkability survey.

This project contains datasets and meta-information about the perceived walkability survey.

Who are we?

Dr Tessio Novack, Dr James Tripp and Dr Carlos Camara Menoyo. We are researchers from the University of Warwick.

What are our interests?

This study examines ‘walkability’. Specifically, what makes an area seem more or less walkable?

What is in this questionnaire?

We ask about demographic information, a short personality inventory, for ratings of images, information on your past experience and influences on your ratings. No personal data from you will be collected at any point, and we will not have any way to trace your answers to you

Installation

1. Clone this repo: git clone git@github.com:WarwickCIM/walkability_datasets_survey.git
2. Install renv if not already installed (instructions here).
3. Run renv::restore() to restore the state of your project from renv.lock.

Updating packages

1. Install packages as usual.
2. Run renv::snapshot() to update renv.lock.
3. Create a commit with renv.lock changes and push it to the repo.

Folder structure

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├── data          -> data files
│   └── metadata  -> datasets' metadata
├── docs          -> webpage displaying datasets' metadata
└── renv          -> r environment, for reproducible code (ignored from repo)

Troubleshooting

If facing issues installing packages from Windows, run this command. (more info in renv documentation and in this discussion)

Sys.setenv(RENV_DOWNLOAD_METHOD = "libcurl")

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Carlos Cámara 💻 🤔 📓

tessjazz 🤔 📓

James Tripp 🤔 📓

Codex Xiang 🤔

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!