The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
There’s more data out there than ever before and I’m keen for students and researchers to make full use of it. Here are a number of my “go to” places for good data for geographers. This has a UK focus to reflect my interests. UK Population Data Datashine: This maps the 2011 Census for England […]
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Gargoyles atop Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge.
f9, 1/1600, -2ev, 200mm, © Gareth Simons
Cambridge has its fair share of Gargoyles, and the specimens perched atop Gonville and Caius college are amongst my favourites.
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Gargoyles atop Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge.
f9, 1/1600, -2ev, 200mm, © Gareth Simons
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Gargoyles atop Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge.
f9, 1/1600, -2ev, 200mm, © Gareth Simons
Continue reading »Gargoyles atop Gonville & Caius College in Cambridge.
f9, 1/1600, -2ev, 200mm, © Gareth Simons
Continue reading »Showing where we live is, of course, one of the oldest […]
Continue reading »Showing where we live is, of course, one of the oldest […]
Continue reading »Joan Serras from CASA has produced this great animation […]
Continue reading »The combined economic and environmental pressures of, on the one hand, volatile energy markets and looming peak oil, and on the other, the need to mitigate anthropogenic climate change, means that in the coming decades the economic success and quality …
Continue reading »With the increasingly widespread availability of transport data, we can now visualise and explore new dynamic geographies of urban transport flows and networks. In this post, I show detailed animations of UK multi-modal public transport networks using timetable data. This …
Continue reading »One of the maps that I liberated from the great LSE clearout sometime ago was this visually pleasing and well balanced representation of the ratio of Females to Males from the 1961 Census. This kind of map has a specific story to tell, announcing that for a long time the women and men in the […]
Continue reading »ENFOLD: Explaining, modelliNg, and FOrecasting gLobal Dynamics Pablo Mateos participates in a successful CASA-led £2.9 million bid to EPSRC involving seven UCL departments and ten academics. ENFOLD is a multidisplinary five year modelling project funded by EPSRC (£2.9 million FEC) … Continue reading →
Continue reading »The Population Geography Research Group (PGRG) of the Royal Geographical Society (with Institute of British Geographers), has launched a new website – designed and hosted by UCL, at www.popgeog.org The site features the main activities of PGRG (including conferences and workshops), … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Dr Pablo Mateos gave a seminar on October 7th, at the Bolivar Hall of the Venezuelan Consulate, organised by the Alianza Iberoamericana. He presented a first attempt to measure the size and geographical distribution of the Latin or Iberian-American community … Continue reading →
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