Fig. 4
From: Using Google Location History data to quantify fine-scale human mobility
Temporal breadth and resolution of various data types, from studies found through a rapid literature review. The temporal breadth is the period of time over which travel was reported for that study, and the resolution is the greatest accuracy in mobility (i.e. for CDR and GPS data, the average frequency that location points were recorded, while for travel history surveys, the minimum trip duration for a trip to be recorded). GLH points (in blue) represent individuals in our study, to illustrate the range of breadth and resolution of the collected data