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Dataset NameSocial Distancing: Parks Crowds Data
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What’s In This Dataset?

Summary of what phenomenon is described by data. Includes:
● How to interpret one line of data
● How data is collected
● How often is data updated?
● What cleaning or processing has occurred prior to publication (geocoding, anonymization, etc)
● Known limitations of dataset, including missing values
● How has dataset changed over time? Has agency added or taken away fields or columns? Have expected values changed?
● What fields are required
● Related information including supporting datasets, links to Agency websites, etc.
● One line of data describes a Parks' employee's encounter with a group of people violating social distancing guidelines in parks.
● Data is collected via Google Form on a mobile device.
● Data is entered on an ad hoc basis by Parks employees in the field.
● Each borough has its own Google Form and output sheet. This dataset is a combination from all boroughs.
● All fields are required
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Who Manages This Data?

Copy and paste a 2-3 line synopsis from the corresponding Agency website that communicates that Agency’s mission and scope and could help the public understand why this dataset falls into this Agency’s purview.
If relevant, provide information about the office, program, or policy that relates to this dataset.
Parks uses data to help run our agency – from guiding how we clean our parks and where we plant a tree, to how we permit places to play or manage our natural environment. Through NYC Open Data, we share our data to help you understand how NYC Parks works. NYC Parks borough M&O staff monitor their respective sheets periodically throughout the day.
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Get Started With This Data:
Suggest 3 questions that can be asked with this data.
Is one borough any more or less compliant with social distance rules in parks?
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