Distances between pairs of houses measured on a surveyor map and via seven geolocation techniques

version 0.1 This dataset "Distances between house pairs" is part of an article to be published. This cross-sectional study evaluated the accuracy of seven geolocation techniques and was structured in line with the standards for reporting diagnostic accuracy studies (STARD) guidelines. Each geolocation technique was treated as an index test and compared to a surveyor map of the complete village, which served as the reference standard. The village comprised 538 inhabited houses. From these, we randomly selected 110 houses and assembled them into 55 unique pairs, ensuring that each house was part of only one pair. The straight-line (Euclidian) distances between the houses of each pair, measured using both the index tests (geolocation techniques) and the reference standard (surveyor map), constitute the observations in this study and are published in this dataset. For creators, contributors, ethics and funding - see article (ref to include upon publication)