Blog article : Covid-19 -- Visualizing the pandemic
By Roger Beecham, 29.04.2020. We are constantly told, and those of us in data-driven domains may earnestly tell ourselves, that new data, new technology and...
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By Roger Beecham, 29.04.2020. We are constantly told, and those of us in data-driven domains may earnestly tell ourselves, that new data, new technology and...
Paul Norman and colleagues at University of Liverpool and Newcastle have published a new study in BMJ Open that establishes a link between the recent...
The gap in infant mortality rates between English local authorities narrowed between 1999-2010, but that trend has been reversed by austerity measures. Efforts by the...
Roger Beecham has just published a new blog post on Medium that elaborates on many of the new technologies that he discussed during the CSAP...
On 25th April 2018 we had the pleasure of welcomming Yoo Min Park from Department of Geography and Geographic Information Science, University of Illinois at...
(and why their beauty is their simplicity) On 1st May, Nick Malleson presented a Teach Me Something session about neural networks, image detection, and how...
Malleson, N., Vanky, A., Hashemian, B., Santi, P., Verma, S.K., Courtney, T.K., Ratti, C.. (2018). The characteristics of asymmetric pedestrian behavior: A preliminary study using...
New paper: Xiang, Lili, John Stillwell, Luke Burns, Alison Heppenstall, and Paul Norman. (2018) A Geodemographic Classification of Sub-Districts to Identify Education Inequality in Central...
Arnold KF; Ellison GTH; Gadd SC; Textor J; Tennant PWG; Heppenstall A; Gilthorpe MS (2018) Adjustment for time-invariant and time-varying confounders in ‘unexplained residuals’ (UR)...
At our most recent Teach Me Something meetings, Pip Roddis presented her latest work on spatial microsimulation. The talk was a great introduction the methodology...