Human contact networks

This is the category human contact networks. It contains 7 networks. Human contact networks are unipartite networks of actual contact between persons, i.e., talking with each other, spending time together, or at least being physically close. Usually, these datasets are collected by giving out RFID tags to people with chips that record which other people are in the vicinity. Determining when an actual contact has happened (as opposed to for instance to persons standing back to back) is a nontrivial research problem. An example is the Reality Mining dataset (RM).

NameAttributesnmNode meaningEdge meaning
HIV
4041AIDS patientSexual contact
Iceland
75114PersonSexual contact
Windsurfers
43336PersonContact
Infectious
41017,298VisitorContact
Hypertext 2009
11320,818VisitorContact
Haggle
27428,244PersonContact
Reality Mining
961,086,404PersonContact