Footfall and Eonomic recovery
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Urban Data Talks #2 presentation, focused on how urban data such as footfall tells us about changing human behaviour pre-pandemic and for the economic recovery post pandemic.
Footfall and Eonomic recovery
- 1. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Sven Latham Place Data Explorer Footfall on the High Street and its role in Economic Recovery
- 2. svenlatham.com @svenlatham 326 Footfall (in outdoor spaces): Install a camera. Draw a virtual line. Count people passing that line. 292
- 3. svenlatham.com @svenlatham It's easy. It's consistent. Traditionally a decent reckoner of retail sales.
- 4. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Long-term declines: "Excluding Central London, high street footfall has fallen by around 10% in the last three years" Portas Review, 2011
- 5. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Long-term declines: Noggin Analysis; Springboard
- 6. svenlatham.com @svenlatham No Longer about Retail Trips Source: Noggin Property Surveys, Chichester 2019 2018
- 7. svenlatham.com @svenlatham No Longer Retail
- 8. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Crawley Old High Street
- 9. svenlatham.com @svenlatham A leap forward in "progress" post-Covid: Increased proportion of online shopping. More visits attributed to leisure. WFH shifting lunch & after-work trade. More specialised/targeted retail trips.
- 10. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Footfall is not just cameras "People Counts" Time of Day Noggin Footfall Camera (top) vs Phone Sensor (bottom) comparison: Christmas Lights Switch-on, 2016. Dashed line was previous week. Event is highlighted.
- 11. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Footfall is a baseline in Urban Data discussions. We need to incorporate these nuances. Post Covid: more rapid changes.
- 12. svenlatham.com @svenlatham Despite all this... Footfall is still one of the most compelling measures of performance.