I am interested in spatial patterns of sleep quality (e.g. differences between neighbourhoods in the same city, or even streets). Is there any interesting sleep dataset that contains the location? I am aware of the datasets listed at the National Sleep Research Resource, but they don't include any geographic data. Did anyone have luck getting data obtained with apps like Sleep Cycle for research? They publish aggregated statistics, but it seems that getting the data is not possible (which is understandable given the sensitivity, but I am still hoping for any related dataset).
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Some researchers have used cell phone location data to assess spatiotemporal patterns in sleep: anderson.ucla.edu/faculty_pages/keith.chen. However, access to this data is likely to be restricted. – sboysel Sep 26 '19 at 21:14
