The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
Tweet The Population Geography Research Group are delighted to issue our call for papers for the annual conference of the 2015 RGS-IBG, for sessions sponsored by the research group. The conference will take place on Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th September 2015, at the University of Exeter. If you are interested in presenting a […]
Continue reading »Tweet The Spatial Dimensions of Population – Call for papers The call for papers for the 8th International Conference on Population Geographies is now open. The Conference will be held at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia from 30th June to 3rd July 2015. Abstracts for papers and posters should be around 250 […]
Continue reading »TweetDear All, We are delighted to announce that the 8th International Conference on Population Geographies will be held at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, from 30 June to 3 July 2015. Essential details of the conference are available on the University of Queensland website at: http://www.gpem.uq.edu.au/icpg2015. As you will see, we expect to launch […]
Continue reading »TweetAn evening meeting organised jointly by the British Academy and BSPS on ‘Myths of Migration: The Changing British Population’, at the British Academy, 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London, on Monday 17 November 2014 at 6.00-7.30pm. As part of its celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the publication of The Changing Population of Britain (edited by […]
Continue reading »TweetA BSPS day meeting on ‘usual residence’ and alternative population bases, at London School of Economics on Friday 24th October 2014, 10.30am-5.00pm. A reminder that this meeting on population bases for presenting census and related stats will take place at LSE on Friday 24 October, 10.30am-5pm. The programme for the day is now finalised. Register by […]
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Biff’s House? Sycamore Street? Roy’s Record […]
Continue reading »TweetThis forthcomingmeeting will be held at LSE on Friday 24th October 2014, 10.30am-5.00pm. The main question to be addressed is: ‘Is the concept of ‘usual residence’ reaching its sell-by date?’ Now that the Government has confirmed that a further Population Census will take place in 2021, it is an opportune time to consider how far […]
Continue reading »Maps appear everywhere! I only recently featured the Cr […]
Continue reading »The artist Katherine Baxter, who specialises in hand-dr […]
Continue reading »This animation shows how the roads in the London area f […]
Continue reading »We were sent this lovely looking bespoke map by Adam Gr […]
Continue reading »Maps of London appear in all sorts of unexpected places […]
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I somehow missed, until now, this set of oblique-projec […]
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This is a view from the LondonTown Christmas Map. While […]
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Crossrail are currently building a new deep-level railw […]
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The A-Z is probably the most famous London Atlas – […]
Continue reading »The Mind the Map exhibition, at the London Transport Mu […]
Continue reading »CASA researchers were out in force at the AUM 2012 meeting in Cambridge last week,…
Continue reading »We featured the first official Olympic Park map at the […]
Continue reading »CASA hosted a very successful Smart Cities event last Friday, including presentations from Carlo Ratti,…
Continue reading »TweetBSPS Annual Conference 2012 Monday 10 – Wednesday 12 September 2012, The University of Nottingham SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS: DEADLINE 11th May 2012. The 2012 BSPS Conference will be held at the University of Nottingham from 10-12 September. All Conference sessions will be held on site, where Conference catering and accommodation will also be available […]
Continue reading »Full Details of the Meeting are Here Various people from UCL and Kings are contributing to this meeting in Berlin. Mike Batty from CASA is talking on how cities and their evident complexity require big data which is rapidly becoming available, Phil Treleavan from CS at UCL is talking about experimental computational finance in […]
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Continue reading »TweetThe 2011 UK Census is estimated to cost in excess of £500m. This, together with concerns about timeliness, has led to the government investigating alternative approaches to acquiring information on the population. However, the census also provides a framework for considerable social analysis. It is thus vital that the impact of any replacement to the […]
Continue reading »Tweet PopFest is an annual population studies conference for postgraduate students organised by fellow postgraduates. PopFest has been organised by various universities with the support of sponsors for nineteen years. The twentieth PopFest is to be held at Loughborough University from the 21st – 23rd June and will reflect on the past 20 years of […]
Continue reading »The Mapping London blog is 1 year today! We launched on […]
Continue reading »Martin was an RA in CASA and then lecturer from 1996 to 2004. He is now Senior Lecturer in Geography at the University of Manchester. He coauthored the book with another friend of CASA, ROb Kitchin of NUI. Here is …
Continue reading »The Bartlett’s Michael Batty, Matthew Carmona, Edward Denison, Murray Fraser, Matthew Gandy, and Hilary Powell all feature in current issue of Architectural Design, a lively, thought-provoking exploration of the contemporary regeneration of London, edited by David Littlefield. Plans to …
Continue reading »LOCOG (The London Organising Committee for the Olympic […]
Continue reading »TweetCALL FOR PAPERS Innovative Perspectives on Population Mobility: Mobility, Immobility and Well-being 2nd-3rd July 2012 Hosted by the University of St Andrews under the auspices of the Population Geography Research Group (RGS-IBG) and the ESRC Centre for Population Change The ESRC Centre for Population Change (CPC) and the RGS-IBG Population Geography Research […]
Continue reading »Mapping London Life is the title of the talk I gave at […]
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