The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
One of the biggest advantages, I feel, about studying urban transport phenomena in London is the simple ability to be able look out of the window and see what is actually going on. This week, the Olympics and its (supposed) transportation chaos, c…
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I’ve always had a problem with the pervasive assumption in transportation research that everyone takes the shortest metric distance path when travelling between A and B. This idea doesn’t seem to have any solid foundations in research, and intuiti…
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I’ve been collecting Twitter data for a little while now, and have managed to identify some interesting (if slightly frivolous) trends. But, when considering the wider applications of such a dataset, one question that has continued to bug me is – …
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