Centro de Estudos da Metrópole

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The bus lines dataset in the city of São Paulo is an extension of the research that integrates the investigation line of the Center for Metropolitan Studies(CEM / Ridc) "Patterns of governance in urban politics". This is the first set of consolidated georeferenced data and free public access to the universe of bus lines in the city of São Paulo, and aims to trace a profile of the bus lines in September 2015. With adjustments implemented in June 2017

Based on data obtained through SPTrans's information access law and its website, the dataset is an important resource for researchers dedicated to urban studies to understand the dynamics of production of bus services, an object still Social sciences. By systematizing the characteristics of the network of lines, it facilitates the extension of the possibilities of analysis of urban mobility, generally focused on questions of travel time, modalities of transport and use of the road.

The database provides synthetic indicators to all 645 municipalities in the State of São Paulo, such as the Municipal Human Development Index, the Unified Health System Performance Index, demographic and economic indicators, health expenses, indicators assessing the population’s health, indicators for service provision in primary care and performance. Data related to the period from 2001 to 2014. These indicators are concerned with health inequality tendencies in São Paulo as well as hypotheses regarding the effects of indirect service contracting over primary care provision and health indicators. Data collection period: from July 2013 to December 2016.

This database enables the investigation about the dynamics of the commercial real estate production in Sao Paulo´s Metropolitan Region and over the past 28 years. It brings together information about how (in price, size, number of parking spaces) and where (municipality, district, geographic coordinates) the enterprises have been build. It is an excellent resource for researchers in urban policies, especially for those who are dedicated to study the real estateindustry and its regulation by municipalities, appointed as one of the major cause of unplanned growth and spatial segregation in Brazilian cities. This database it is a qualitative improvement and an extension of information on commercial developments in São Paulo and the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, systematized by Empresa Brasileira de Patrimônio (Embraesp) between 1985 and 2013.

Data on qualitative improvement and expansion of information on residential real estate launches in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, systematized by the Brazilian Heritage Company (Embraesp) in the period between 1985 and 2013. The objective is to support geostatistical, urban economy and policy research as part of a broad research project on the governance patterns that permeate the relationship between State and sectors outside the State interested in conducting urban public policies, such as the real estate sector.

Among the improvements made by the CEM team, the bank brings the georeferencing of buildings and houses, the correction and monetary updating, the standardization of the name of the main incorporating companies of each enterprise and several geographic operations that allow the crossing of the information of the launches with data of the companies. Censuses (1991, 2000 and 2010). The variables added to the bank and the method used for the work are indicated in the Variable Dictionary, which accompanies the data set.

This database allows us to advance in the understanding of the dynamics of the residential real estate sector, being able to respond as (in price, size, number of dormitories and parking spaces) and where (by municipality, district, geographic coordinate ) has been offering residential properties in São Paulo and Metropolitan Region over the last 28 years. It is an excellent resource for researchers on urban issues, especially those who study the real estate sector and its regulation by the municipalities, which has been problematized as one of the main causes of disordered growth and spatial segregation in the Brazilian metropolises.