The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
So, this blog is in its infancy, but I hope to populate it with a mix of technical and research detail, and hopefully some slightly more accessible material. I’m a physicist with a background in quantum, solid state and then … Continue reading →
The QMRG Committee is delighted to announce that Laura Steele from the University of Bristol is the winner of this year’s undergraduate dissertation prize. Her project entitled “A Multilevel Modelling Approach to Ethnic Residential Segregation in Urban England, 1991-2001″ demonstrated Laura’s high level of understanding of this complex topic. Tim Foster and Robin Wilson’s entries, […]
Continue reading »10 ways data is changing how we live Telegraph.co.ukThe availability of new sets of data has changed the way we live our lives: here are 10 examples of data which have changed everything from how we assess …
Continue reading »Here is an iPhone augmented reality application for car drivers. This application was made by a company called imaGinyze. This application detects the lane in which you are driving and the vehicle that is ahead of your car. This application mainly u…
Continue reading »Here is an iPhone augmented reality application for car drivers. This application was made by a company called imaGinyze. This application detects the lane in which you are driving and the vehicle that is ahead of your car. This application mainly u…
Continue reading »Here is an iPhone augmented reality application for car drivers. This application was made by a company called imaGinyze. This application detects the lane in which you are driving and the vehicle that is ahead of your car. This application mainly u…
Continue reading »Here is an iPhone augmented reality application for car drivers. This application was made by a company called imaGinyze. This application detects the lane in which you are driving and the vehicle that is ahead of your car. This application mainly u…
Continue reading »Ah, the traditional Hello World message. More to come…
Continue reading »Vlasios Voudouris of the Object-Field Model blog linked to the following talk by Benoit Mandelbrot about “Fractals and the art of roughness.” Like Vlasios I found it interesting so I thought I would share it, like him.On a side note, anyone interested …
Continue reading »Vlasios Voudouris of the Object-Field Model blog linked to the following talk by Benoit Mandelbrot about “Fractals and the art of roughness.” Like Vlasios I found it interesting so I thought I would share it, like him.On a side note, anyone interested …
Continue reading »Professor Jeff Schank of the Department of Psychology at the University of California is compiling a great website and a resource for those interested in ABM: agent-based-models.com. The site has a plethora of resources for agent-based modelers, includ…
Continue reading »Professor Jeff Schank of the Department of Psychology at the University of California is compiling a great website and a resource for those interested in ABM: agent-based-models.com. The site has a plethora of resources for agent-based modelers, includ…
Continue reading »A while ago I blogged about the a simple NetLogo model by Nigel Gilbert et al. which explores how some of the main features of the English housing market emerges from the interactions between buyers, realtors and sellers (click here to run the model…
Continue reading »A while ago I blogged about the a simple NetLogo model by Nigel Gilbert et al. which explores how some of the main features of the English housing market emerges from the interactions between buyers, realtors and sellers (click here to run the model…
Continue reading »New map reveals use patterns of ‘Boris Bikes’ BikeRadar.com
Continue reading »Watching London’s “Boris Bikes” In Action (Video) Treehugger
Continue reading »Researcher uses TfL data to chart usage of London’s fleet of Boris Bikes road.ccA research assistant from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London has used TfL data to devise a graphic visualisation of how the …
Continue reading »Researcher uses TfL data to chart usage of London’s fleet of Boris Bikes road.ccA research assistant from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London has used TfL data to devise a graphic visualisation of how the …
Continue reading »Researcher uses TfL data to chart usage of London’s fleet of Boris Bikes road.ccA research assistant from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London has used TfL data to devise a graphic visualisation of how the …
Continue reading »We’ve just updated the MapTube website with a new release of the software that makes all of the Census maps clickable. Anything tagged with the “CENSUS2001″ keyword is clickable, as well as most of the maps made from the data on the London DataStore. The new clickable map icon. This is used to turn the clickable maps feature […]
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