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EV Driver Trips In London

Charging Bundle Optimization for EV Adoption

@kaggle.thedevastator_ev_driver_trips_in_london

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EV Driver Trips In London


EV Driver Trips in London

Charging Bundle Optimization for EV Adoption

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About this dataset

This dataset provides an in-depth look at electric vehicle (EV) driver trips in Westfield Shopping Center and Canary Wharf, London. It includes crucial information such as EV drivers' age, gender, marital status, employment status, income level and family size along with timing details of their travel patterns. This data also allows us to understand energy requirements for charging as well as charging rate estimates for different destinations based on walking distances from parking locations. Additionally the ChargingBundles.csv file can be used to find optimal charging rates and trip profiles that increase EV adoption enabling a more sustainable future. With this data set you can gain insight into the ever-growing EV market while optimizing ev driver journey's maximizing energy efficiency - all with just a few clicks!

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How to use the dataset

This dataset is a great tool for anyone interested in studying electric vehicle drivers trips and destinations in Westfield Shopping Center and Canary Wharf, London. It contains information on the EV driver’s age, gender, employment status, marital status, number of children, income, parking start and end times, walking distances from parking to destination(s), parking location(s), energy requirements for the trip(s), charging rates during the trip(s), whether or not the tour was work- related as well as optimal charging rates and times.

In order to start using this dataset effectively it is important to understand each of the columns present within it. Each of them provides a different type of insight into each EV driver’s details; some columns provide qualitative data while others hold quantitative insights into the EV driver's trips.

The “Dummy_Age” column represents the age group that an EV driver belongs to which can then be further broken down through other columns such as “Dummy_Gender” or “Dummy_EmploymentStatus. Dummy_children tells us about if/how many children an EV drive has while Energy_Required, Charging_Rate give quantitative information regarding energy requirements & charging rate respectively. Other columns such as ParkingLocation, Weekday & whether it was a work based tour give us more qualitative insights iinto each trip's specifics.
Once you are able to interpret this data you can explore relationships between different variables by performing statistical analysis or even create visualizations (eg: Scatter plots etc)to better comprehend any trends within this dataset

Research Ideas

  • EV Driver Usage Profiling: This dataset can be used to create comprehensive profiles of EV drivers to better understand their patterns of travel and charging behaviors. By studying the data points included in this dataset such as age, gender, income level, marital status, number of children, charging rates, energy requirements for trips and other behaviors, general trends and patterns in the usage of EVs can be identified.
  • Trip Planning: This dataset can be used by EV drivers for trip planning purposes by providing them with insights on optimal charging times & rates for their destination locations as well as walking distances from parking locations to destinations included in the ChargingBundles.csv file.
  • EV Demand Forecasting: The data contained within these datasets can provide invaluable insights into how EVs are being used and how usage may change over time based on external factors such as weather conditions or holidays etc., enabling researchers to construct predictive models that would allow them to accurately forecast future demand for electric vehicles in London or other cities where similar datasets are available or created through synthetic modelling techniques!

Acknowledgements

If you use this dataset in your research, please credit the original authors.
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License

License: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) - Public Domain Dedication
No Copyright - You can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. See Other Information.

Columns

File: SyntheticTripsWestfield.csv

Column name Description
Dummy_Age Age group of the EV driver. (Categorical)
Dummy_Gender Gender of the EV driver. (Categorical)
Dummy_EmploymentStatus Employment status of the EV driver. (Categorical)
Dummy_MaritalStatus Marital status of the EV driver. (Categorical)
Dummy_Children Whether the EV driver has children or not. (Categorical)
Dummy_Income Income level of the EV driver. (Categorical)
Parking_Start_time Time when the EV driver started parking. (Time)
Parking_End_time Time when the EV driver ended parking. (Time)
WalkingDistance_Parking1 Walking distance from the parking to the destination. (Numeric)
WalkingDistance_Parking2 Walking distance from the parking to the destination. (Numeric)
ParkingLocation Location of the parking. (Categorical)
Energy_Required Energy required for the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Charging_Rate Charging rate for the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Dummy_WorkBasedTour Whether the EV driver's trip was work related or not. (Categorical)
Weekday Day of the week when the EV driver's trip took place. (Categorical)

File: ChargingBundles.csv

Column name Description
Charging_Rate Charging rate for the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Charging_FirstHour Charging rate for the first hour of the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Charging_SecondHour Charging rate for the second hour of the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Charging_ThirdHour Charging rate for the third hour of the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Charging_FourthHour Charging rate for the fourth hour of the EV driver's trip. (Numeric)
Parking Location of the parking spot for the EV driver's trip. (String)

Acknowledgements

If you use this dataset in your research, please credit the original authors.
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Tables

Chargingbundles

@kaggle.thedevastator_ev_driver_trips_in_london.chargingbundles
  • 6.14 KB
  • 60 rows
  • 7 columns
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CREATE TABLE chargingbundles (
  "unnamed_0" BIGINT,
  "charging_rate" BIGINT,
  "charging_firsthour" BIGINT,
  "charging_secondhour" BIGINT,
  "charging_thirdhour" BIGINT,
  "charging_fourthhour" BIGINT,
  "parking" BIGINT
);

Synthetictripscanarywharf

@kaggle.thedevastator_ev_driver_trips_in_london.synthetictripscanarywharf
  • 133.95 KB
  • 2713 rows
  • 16 columns
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CREATE TABLE synthetictripscanarywharf (
  "unnamed_0" BIGINT,
  "dummy_age" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_gender" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_employmentstatus" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_maritalstatus" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_children" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_income" DOUBLE,
  "parking_start_time" DOUBLE,
  "parking_end_time" DOUBLE,
  "walkingdistance_parking1" DOUBLE,
  "walkingdistance_parking2" DOUBLE,
  "parkinglocation" DOUBLE,
  "energy_required" DOUBLE,
  "charging_rate" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_workbasedtour" DOUBLE,
  "weekday" DOUBLE
);

Synthetictripswestfield

@kaggle.thedevastator_ev_driver_trips_in_london.synthetictripswestfield
  • 171.96 KB
  • 3590 rows
  • 16 columns
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CREATE TABLE synthetictripswestfield (
  "unnamed_0" BIGINT,
  "dummy_age" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_gender" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_employmentstatus" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_maritalstatus" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_children" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_income" DOUBLE,
  "parking_start_time" DOUBLE,
  "parking_end_time" DOUBLE,
  "walkingdistance_parking1" DOUBLE,
  "walkingdistance_parking2" DOUBLE,
  "parkinglocation" DOUBLE,
  "energy_required" DOUBLE,
  "charging_rate" DOUBLE,
  "dummy_workbasedtour" DOUBLE,
  "weekday" DOUBLE
);

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