Road traffic collision frequency and lamp change data for a UK city
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Marchant, P. (Paul) (2019): Road traffic collision frequency and lamp change data for a UK city. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/uuid:a1674599-2407-4311-a95a-5ec1addfde48
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Dataset
This data originates from a research project which aimed to explore whether there was any statistical evidence for shifting from dull low pressure sodium and mercury vapour street lamps to brighter broad spectrum LED lighting had any impact on road traffic accidents/collisions.
The data comprises s nine-year time series of weekly Road Traffic Collision personal injury counts and Bright White street lamp counts in 132 areas (MSOAs) of the city of Birmingham UK, covering a period Mon. 03 Jan 2005 to Sun. 29 Dec 2013.
A full street lamp inventory for the city was made available for research by AMEY plc, who manage street lighting on behalf of Birmingham city council, UK.
Personal injury counts and Bright White street lamp counts in 132 areas (MSOAs) of the city of Birmingham UK, covering a period Mon. 03 Jan 2005 to Sun. 29 Dec 2013.
History
- 2019-01-31 first online, published, posted
Publisher
4TU.Centre for Research DataFormat
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- Engineering and Physical Science Research Council, EP/J017698/1
Organizations
Leeds Beckett University;University of Birmingham, School of Geography
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