Orlando Martínez-Durive, Sachit Mishra, Cezary Ziemlicki, S. Rubrichi, Z. Smoreda, M. Fiore
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Abstract
Mobile usage data have shown unprecedented potential for data-driven research in various fields such as demography, sociology, geography, urban studies, criminology, and engineering. However, the lack of reference datasets limits research methods, results, verifiability, and reproducibility of outcomes hindering innovation opportunities. We release a novel mobile usage dataset offering a rare opportunity for the multidisciplinary research community to access rich mobile data of the spatiotemporal consumption of mobile applications in a developed country. The generation process of the dataset forms a new quality standard, leading to information about the demands generated by 68 popular mobile services, geo-referenced at a high resolution of $100\times 100\ \mathrm{m}^{2}$ over 20 metropolitan areas in France and monitored during 77 consecutive days in 2019.