The movement and sleep patterns of a city
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 8:56 am
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New Yorkers work hard and play hard, and they’re the first to bed and among the first to rise.
Users in Tokyo are among some of the last to go to bed and the first to wake up, since they only average 5 hours and 46 min of night sleep. Dubai has the most leisurely sleep schedule, with 10% of users still asleep by 11am.
In Beijing, you can see workers taking their afternoon workplace naps.
We can also see people in Madrid taking their afternoon sleep (although it’s much more common on weekends, with greater than 10% of UP wearers logging a siesta).
Only a maximum of 95% of a city is asleep at any given time, since the early risers are awake before the last to sleep are in bed.
interesting interactive chart
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New Yorkers work hard and play hard, and they’re the first to bed and among the first to rise.
Users in Tokyo are among some of the last to go to bed and the first to wake up, since they only average 5 hours and 46 min of night sleep. Dubai has the most leisurely sleep schedule, with 10% of users still asleep by 11am.
In Beijing, you can see workers taking their afternoon workplace naps.
We can also see people in Madrid taking their afternoon sleep (although it’s much more common on weekends, with greater than 10% of UP wearers logging a siesta).
Only a maximum of 95% of a city is asleep at any given time, since the early risers are awake before the last to sleep are in bed.
Least Sleep: Tokyo, Japan – 5hr 44min
Most Sleep: Melbourne, Australia – 6hr 58min
Earliest to Bed: Brisbane, Australia – 10:57pm
Latest to Bed: Moscow, Russia – 12:46am
Earliest to Rise: Brisbane, Australia – 6:29am
Latest to Rise: Moscow, Russia – 8:08am
Most Steps: Stockholm, Sweden – 8,876 steps
Least Steps: Sao Paulo, Brazil – 6,254 steps
interesting interactive chart
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