The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
London, reimagined: alternative tube maps – in pictures The GuardianAs London prepares to vote for a new mayor, explore some surprising angles on the city – from life expectancy to cost of living – in alternative underground …
Continue reading »London, reimagined: alternative tube maps – in pictures | Cities The GuardianAs London prepares to vote for a new mayor, explore some surprising angles on the city – from life expectancy to cost of living – in alternative underground …
Continue reading »London, reimagined: alternative tube maps – in pictures The GuardianAs London prepares to vote for a new mayor, explore some surprising angles on the city – from life expectancy to cost of living – in alternative underground …
Continue reading »Tweet Thanks to generous funding from The Economic and Social Research Council, for a project called: ‘Changing Socio-Spatial Inequalities: Population change and the lived experience of inequality in urban South Africa’, there is a post-doctoral research opportunity available, based at the University of Liverpool. Please see here for more details. […]
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Here’s everything we learned from an analysis of the colours on every metro map in the world
CityMetric Alright, alright, I’ll stop. As you obviously know, because that’s the kind of cool dude you are, those are the colour palettes used be three of the world’s most famous metro maps – the London Underground, Paris Metro and New York Subway respectively. |
One of the advantages of working in a multi-disciplinary and culturally diverse group is that I can become co-author in languages that I do not speak. Carolina Comandulli, who is doing her PhD research in the Brazil/Peru border area, led on the writing of a paper on ‘Extreme Citizen Science’ – we have collaborated on the writing … Continue reading New Paper: Extreme Citizen Science – a new approach (in Portuguese)
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London elects: What will a new mayor mean for Heathrow Airport?
CityMetric With Heathrow already operating at 98 per cent capacity, airport expansion will be one of the biggest issues facing the next mayor of London. Whoever is elected to the position won’t have the final say – that power lies with the UK government – but … |