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Learn how to confidently use Veraset’s mobility data in your research with expert guidance, practical use cases, and data normalization tips.

Join us for a seminar with LobbyingData.com CEO Neil Bhatia. We'll discuss the LobbyingData product, including information on what it includes, how it's sourced, and how often it's updated. Use this opportunity to learn more about this Dewey partner and this dataset recently made available to academic researchers.

Discover how RentHub's comprehensive residential rental listing data—covering over 41,000 U.S. ZIP codes and ingesting more than 1 million listings weekly—empowers academic researchers to analyze housing markets, affordability, and urban development trends.​

Explore WageScape's labor market and compensation intelligence data products in this Dewey Seminar. Learn how these datasets can be leveraged for academic research and gain insights into real-time labor market trends.​

In this seminar, a researcher demonstrates how SafeGraph mobile data was used to analyze behavioral shifts during school reopenings in the U.S. The talk explores the impact of in-person versus remote instruction on community mobility patterns and public health implications.

Hear how pass_by's AI-driven foot traffic data enhances academic research. This video highlights the dataset's extensive coverage, privacy compliance, and accessibility through Dewey's platform.

Hear how Veraset's device-level mobility data can be utilized to analyze public responses to government emergency alerts. The presentation highlights the use of anonymized GPS data to assess behavioral changes following public safety communications.

Hear how People Data Labs builds and maintains comprehensive person and company datasets, including employment history, education, skills, and contact information. PhD student David Van Dijcke explores how this structured, large-scale data can be applied in academic research, from labor market studies to organizational analysis.

Hear how SafeGraph mobility data was used to analyze patterns in school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic. The presentation highlights how anonymized location data helped identify socioeconomic and geographic disparities in in-person vs. remote learning across the U.S.

SafeGraph’s Michael Taylor explores the power of the Places and Spend datasets to illuminate granular economic and consumer behavior insights. Researchers can learn how to use these datasets to analyze foot traffic, spending patterns, and point-of-interest-level trends across the U.S.

Hear how SafeGraph data was used to analyze the effects of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on nearby retail activity. By examining foot traffic patterns, the study reveals how EV infrastructure can drive consumer engagement in surrounding businesses.