Gregory's Server@alan @vespucci_editor this was the pattern for Europe 9 years ago.
Methodology: http://sk53-osm.blogspot.com/2015/05/retail-outlets-on-openstreetmap.html?m=1
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 @alan Looks like we only have ~50% mapped in the UK 🇬🇧. Rule of thumb from Nottingham figures suggest 1 hairdresser per thousand people, which gives an estimate of roughly 60k (assuming under 5s don't use them), which is close to figures here https://www.nhbf.co.uk/documents/industry-statistics-2023-sheet/1a5-industry-statistics-sheet-2023.pdf @alan the other approach is bavk-of-the-envelope. If we assume 60 million customers getting hair done 4 times a year and taking 20 minutes, we get 80 million person hours or roughly 50,000 FTEs. Obviously very conservative values, but given most salons are sole traders it gives a reasonable approximation. I'm now going to have to get my hair cut so I can interrogate my hairdresser about her customer mix. |
@alan @vespucci_editor Also back in 2018 mapping of hairdressers in the UK 🇬🇧 was, if anything accelerating: http://sk53-osm.blogspot.com/2018/07/can-we-identify-completeness-of.html. Second only to convenience stores then, but fast catching up now (26k vs. 30k).
#OpenStreetMap #RetailMapping #hairdressers #AccumulationCurves.