Field dataset for intrinsic risk modeling of recreational systems

Published: 10 April 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/pxt7rtv5jn.1
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Kevin Jhonatan Camayo Huamanculi

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A dataset was constructed based on field observations of recreational play systems in urban environments. The dataset includes structural and operational variables such as energy level, mechanical complexity, height, system type, and operational requirements. These variables are used to define the intrinsic risk index (IREJ), enabling quantitative modeling of system risk.

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The dataset was collected through field observations of recreational play systems in urban environments. Each system was evaluated based on structural variables (energy level, mechanical complexity, height, system type) and operational conditions (user density, supervision level, and maintenance condition). The data were recorded manually and processed to calculate derived variables such as user density (ratio between average users and system capacity). The dataset can be used to reproduce the intrinsic risk index (IREJ) and the adjusted risk model proposed in the associated study.

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Engineering, Safety Engineering, Risk Analysis

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