The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
Well, that was good. September this year was Maptember with numerous conferences with a geographical flavour taking place in the East Midlands. The undoubted highlight for me was FOSS4G 2013, the annual conference for OSGeo which travels around the world, this year it was conveniently in Nottingham, so I was able to make it along […]
Continue reading »So I hope that I made a decent case for why we need quantitative methods teaching in Geography in my last post. The next question is how to teach them, and for this I’m going to need two more blog … Continue reading →
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La rete telematica, depositaria degli strumenti in grado di rendere intelligenti le …
Agora Magazine “Coinvolgere i cittadini nel processo di miglioramento della città: è questo il vero futuro smart delle metropoli”, commenta Andrew Hudson-Smith, direttore del Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis all’University College di Londra ed esperto di urbanistica. |
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La rete telematica, depositaria degli strumenti in grado di rendere intelligenti le …
Agora Magazine “Coinvolgere i cittadini nel processo di miglioramento della città: è questo il vero futuro smart delle metropoli”, commenta Andrew Hudson-Smith, direttore del Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis all’University College di Londra ed esperto di urbanistica. |
I just read Emma Uprichard’s excellent piece on big data in social sciences, I’d recommend doing the same. She argues persuasively that Big Data is not the panacea that will solve social ills, and drills into some specific concerns that … Continue reading →
I just read Emma Uprichard’s excellent piece on big data in social sciences, I’d recommend doing the same. She argues persuasively that Big Data is not the panacea that will solve social ills, and drills into some specific concerns that … Continue reading →
Along with Martin Zaltz Austwick, who blogs as Sociable Physics, I led a workshop session as part of CASA’s annual conference. The topic was “Tracking, Visualising and Cycling” and focused on analysing and mapping bikeshare data. I concentrated on mapping the near-real-time docking station data, while Martin graphed journey data. Both of us used Google […]
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Along with Martin Zaltz Austwick, who blogs as Sociable Physics, I led a workshop session as part of CASA’s annual conference. The topic was “Tracking, Visualising and Cycling” and focused on analysing and mapping bikeshare data. I concentrated on mapping the near-real-time docking station data, while Martin graphed journey data. Both of us used Google […]
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