The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
BBC NewsMind the (life expectancy) gap! Interactive tube map reveals the stark …Daily MailThe map was designed by James Cheshire and Oliver O'Brien from the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at the University College London. The pair hoped to …
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The Guardian (blog)Guardian healthcare networkThe Guardian (blog)James Cheshire, of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London, put together a map plotting life expectancy and child poverty in the capital against the undergro…
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The Guardian (blog)Guardian healthcare networkThe Guardian (blog)James Cheshire, of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London, put together a map plotting life expectancy and child poverty in the capital against the undergro…
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This is my Twitter social graph. Click on the graphic to see a larger version. Key The font sizes for the names correspond to the number of followers, while the colour ramp (light grey to yellow to blue) is proportional to the number of listings per follower. That is, someone who has a small number […]
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The Guardian (blog)Tube map of life expectancy Illustration: James Cheshire, Spatial AnalaysisThe Guardian (blog)James Cheshire, of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London, has plotted life expectancy and child poverty in …
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The Guardian (blog)Tube map of life expectancy Illustration: James Cheshire, Spatial AnalaysisThe Guardian (blog)James Cheshire, of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London, has plotted life expectancy and child poverty in …
Continue reading »Do you need to work with satellite images or datasets that are gridded? By gridded I mean data that are stored in grid like cells such as heights of the earth (or a digital elevation model), a global land cover map or gridded populations of the world? There are many other gridded datasets available, e.g. … Read more →
Continue reading »Mind the (life expectancy) gap! Interactive tube map reveals the stark … Daily Mail
Continue reading »Interactive tube map reveals the stark inequalities in London depending on your local station Daily Mail
Continue reading »Alternative Tube Maps: Life Expectancy LondonistHere’s the latest project from UCL’s Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA): a map populated with data on life expectancy and child poverty for each Tube …
Continue reading »Interactive Map Shows Rich-Poor Gap in Life ExpectancySOS Children’s Villages Canada (press release)A new dynamic infographic produced by academics at the University College London's Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis tells an interesting story a…
Continue reading »Interactive Map Shows Rich-Poor Gap in Life ExpectancySOS Children’s Villages Canada (press release)A new dynamic infographic produced by academics at the University College London's Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis tells an interesting story a…
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BBC NewsLife expectancy by tube station: new interactive map shows inequality in the …Telegraph.co.ukComments. The map shows how those living around London underground, overground and light railway stations have wildly different life expectancies, an…
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BBC NewsLife expectancy by tube station: new interactive map shows inequality in the …Telegraph.co.ukComments. The map shows how those living around London underground, overground and light railway stations have wildly different life expectancies, an…
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A slideshow of maps showing the population change in England and Wales between 2001 and 2011 divided by gender and the age ranges 0 to 14, 15 to 29, 30 to 44, 45 to 64 and 65 and over.
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Continue reading »Much of this site is about the morphology of cities using fractal geometry as one of the key unifying themes. But it is in architecture that the real modularity of fractals has become a central feature in design. Harris’s exposition … Continue reading →
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Below are maps showing how the population change in London between 2001 and 2011 differs depending on the age range and gender. Swipe across each image to see how the male and female population change differs across London’s Boroughs. Here…
Continue reading »Life expectancy by tube station: new interactive map shows inequality in the capital Telegraph.co.ukA new interactive map plots life expectancy and child poverty by different London Underground stations, highlighting the wild differences in …
Continue reading »Since the early half of the last century the car is a defining aspect of the urban environment. Pre-car urban pattern are obviously different and many scholars and practitioners have since covered the topic of how things have changed. It is in most …
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Since the early half of the last century the car is a defining aspect of the urban environment. Pre-car urban pattern are obviously different and many scholars and practitioners have since covered the topic of how things have changed. It is in most …
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Since the early half of the last century the car is a defining aspect of the urban environment. Pre-car urban pattern are obviously different and many scholars and practitioners have since covered the topic of how things have changed. It is in most …
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The simple answer to this is they never existed. The reduction seen across much of England and Wales in the population of the 30 to 44 age range between 2001 and 2011 is a consequence of the low birth rates…
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Following on from my previous post I thought I would look at London in some more detail. In the ten years between 2001 and 2011 every borough’s population has increased – with the exception of Kensington and Chelsea. The breakdowns…
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Today (16th July) at 11am the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released the first results from the 2011 Census in England and Wales. This included population data at the local authority level, rounded to the nearest hundred in 5 year…
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Continue reading »Underground movement The Economist
Continue reading »Earlier this month Demos published a fascinating report on the hot topic of London’s “Tech City” cluster, which has been promoted by the government as a key growth pole for the UK. The report authors Max Nathan, Emma Vandore and Rob Whitehead, put the Inner East London cluster in the context of similar phenomena in … Continue reading »
The deadline is near for 2012 entry on the new MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation (ASAV). The course reflects the current state of play in geographic, urban and architectural information systems with an emphasis on visualisation, analysis and modelling. Taught at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, home of digital urban, it is an […]
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Below we provide full details for 2012 entry on the new MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation (ASAV). The course reflects the current state of play in geographic, urban and architectural information systems with an emphasis on visual…
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Below we provide full details for 2012 entry on the new MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation (ASAV). The course reflects the current state of play in geographic, urban and architectural information systems with an emphasis on visual…
Continue reading »Big Data Holds Big Promise for GovernmentSmart Data CollectiveFurthermore, the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) at University College London is combining data from London's Oyster cards – used to pay for public transport – and Twitte…
Continue reading »Big Data Holds Big Promise for GovernmentSmart Data CollectiveFurthermore, the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) at University College London is combining data from London's Oyster cards – used to pay for public transport – and Twitte…
Continue reading »London's Tube and big dataThe EconomistThe new Wi-Fi network brings all this to the platform. TfL has given a big chunk of the Oyster card data to the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. Jonathan Reades, a researcher …
Continue reading »London's Tube and big dataThe EconomistThe new Wi-Fi network brings all this to the platform. TfL has given a big chunk of the Oyster card data to the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. Jonathan Reades, a researcher …
Continue reading »The Mathematical Puzzle That Is the Complexity of the City: An interesting article in the Atlantic Cities pages by Samuel Arbesman on how we are developing this science of cities – a prelude the workshop at Santa Fe this week … Continue reading →
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce 2 fully funded PhD studentships at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London. Full details below, its a unique opportunity to carry out new cutting edge research in the field of smart cities: PhD 1 – CASA and The Greater London Authority Funding Type: Impact Award Project Title: PhD Studentship: […]
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce 2 fully funded PhD studentships at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London.
Full details below, its a unique opportunity to carry out new cutting edge research in the field of smart cit…
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