The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
The Urban Systems Collaborative (USC) Annual Meeting Is being held at Imperial College in London today and tomorrow (10-11 September). The meeting is essentially about smart cities but in particular how smart cities affect the quality of life in cities, … Continue reading →
Continue reading »In June 2013 The Bartlett held a conference entitled ‘Pedagogy meets Big Data and BIM’. The conference brought together over 100 participants from across the United Kingdom, European Union and the United States from diverse backgrounds such as academic institutions, government and industry – including ARUP, Autodesk, Balfour Beatty, BAM, and…
In June 2013 The Bartlett held a conference entitled ‘Pedagogy meets Big Data and BIM’. The conference brought together over 100 participants from across the United Kingdom, European Union and the United States from diverse backgrounds such as academic institutions, government and industry – including ARUP, Autodesk, Balfour Beatty, BAM, and…
It’s been 14 years since the landmark Urban Task Force report, which set the agenda for inner-city densification and brownfield regeneration in the UK. Furthermore we’ve seen significant economic and demographic change in the last decade that’s greatly impacted urban areas. We can now use the 2011 census data, mapped here on the LuminoCity GB … Continue reading →
It’s been 14 years since the landmark Urban Task Force report, which set the agenda for inner-city densification and brownfield regeneration in the UK. Furthermore we’ve seen significant economic and demographic change in the last decade that’s greatly impacted urban areas. We can now use the 2011 census data, mapped here on the LuminoCity GB … Continue reading →
It’s been 14 years since the landmark Urban Task Force report, which set the agenda for inner-city densification and brownfield regeneration in the UK. Furthermore we’ve seen significant economic and demographic change in the last decade that’s greatly impacted urban areas. We can now use the 2011 census data, mapped here on the LuminoCity GB … Continue reading →
It’s been 14 years since the landmark Urban Task Force report, which set the agenda for inner-city densification and brownfield regeneration in the UK. Furthermore we’ve seen significant economic and demographic change in the last decade that’s greatly impacted urban areas. We can now use the 2011 census data, mapped here on the LuminoCity GB … Continue reading →
CASA members presented at this meeting which is being held at Dourdan near Paris September 6-9. Melanie Bosredon and Robin Morphet presented papers on their various models of land use systems and Mike Batty joined Wolfgang Weidlich and Peter Allen … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Hello and welcome to my new blog. I’ve been blogging for a few years in several places but I felt the time had to come to consolidate all the blogs to one location and give me a single place to share some of my views, some of my research and mos…
Continue reading »Here is an extract of a map I co-created with Ollie O […]
Continue reading »After much wrangling and rewriting, my first paper as a social physicist has finally been published! It’s one I wrote with the help of CASA’s Ollie O’Brien, Ema Strano at EPFL and Matheus Viana, currently at UC Irvine and appears … Continue reading →
On September 4, Xiamen Shipbuilding signed the shipbuilding contract for one unit of 75m platform supply vessel with Singapore owner, this is the 41st unit of the osv contract Xiamen Shipbuilding concluded since venturing into the osv building.
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On September 4, Xiamen Shipbuilding signed the shipbuilding contract for one unit of 75m platform supply vessel with Singapore owner, this is the 41st unit of the osv contract Xiamen Shipbuilding concluded since venturing into the osv building.
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As part of my recently awarded ESRC “Future Resea […]
Continue reading »Our cities have been changing dramatically in recent years, with the intensification of urban centres, redevelopment of old industrial spaces, new demographic trends, and the pressures of a volatile global economy. The aim of the LuminoCity website, which launches in beta today, is to visualise urban form and dynamics to better understand how these trends … Continue reading →
Our cities have been changing dramatically in recent years, with the intensification of urban centres, redevelopment of old industrial spaces, new demographic trends, and the pressures of a volatile global economy. The aim of the LuminoCity website, which launches in beta today, is to visualise urban form and dynamics to better understand how these trends … Continue reading →
Our cities have been changing dramatically in recent years, with the intensification of urban centres, redevelopment of old industrial spaces, new demographic trends, and the pressures of a volatile global economy. The aim of the LuminoCity website, which launches in beta today, is to visualise urban form and dynamics to better understand how these trends … Continue reading →
Our cities have been changing dramatically in recent years, with the intensification of urban centres, redevelopment of old industrial spaces, new demographic trends, and the pressures of a volatile global economy. The aim of the LuminoCity website, which launches in beta today, is to visualise urban form and dynamics to better understand how these trends … Continue reading →
This post is slightly off-topic, but when developing it’s important that software development needs to be managed on an ongoing basis. One of the best ways to do this is by using version control.Version control, briefly explained, is the management of …
Continue reading »This post is slightly off-topic, but when developing it’s important that software development needs to be managed on an ongoing basis. One of the best ways to do this is by using version control.Version control, briefly explained, is the management of …
Continue reading »This post is slightly off-topic, but when developing it’s important that software development needs to be managed on an ongoing basis. One of the best ways to do this is by using version control.Version control, briefly explained, is the management of …
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After reviewing many fine maps produced by others, it […]
Continue reading »Joan Serras from CASA has produced this great animation […]
Continue reading »The image above shows the latest attempt at producing a real-time moving visualisation of the whole of London’s transport system. The tube lines are visible with the darker areas showing the locations of the actual tube trains. These are really too small to see at this resolution as I’ve zoomed out to show all the …
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#Smart cities. Città di domani, sempre più connesse e partecipate
Edilio “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. |
Riccardo Maria Pulselli from the Ecodynamics Group at the University of Siena has put his fascinating book on urban kinetics online. Click here to view. In it he demonstrates that cities are never in equilibrium, they are always changing, and … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Applicants are invited for a PhD studentship at the University of Liverpool within the ESRC North West DTC. The studentship will be supervised by Dr Alex Singleton and Professor Chris Brunsdon in the Department of Geography and Planning; and is being conducted in collaboration with the Office for National Statistics. This three year advanced quantitative […]
Continue reading »Jane Jacobs’ The Death and Life of Great American Cities is a classic, one every urban planning undergraduate has read and one I read approximately two months ago because I was too busy reading Maxwell and co as an undergrad. … Continue reading →
Live Singapore is a project run by MIT’s Senseabl […]
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Città di domani, sempre più connesse e “partecipate”
Casa & Clima “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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Città di domani, sempre più connesse e “partecipate”
Casa & Clima “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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Tomorrow’s smart cities
The Standard Digital News Getting citizens involved in the process of improving cities is crucial, thinks Andrew Hudson-Smith, director of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College, London. He and his team have created a city dashboard as part of plans to … |
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Continue reading »An interview by Prof Anthony Costello of UCL Institute of Global Health, discussing the growth in citizen science today.
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Networks: aren’t they great? The sexiest modelling paradigm around at the moment and there are no shortage of social science researchers itching to jump on the bandwagon. Never one to drag my heels, I blogged last week about the attempts by me and my colleagues to bring network science into Economics, and included a fancy […]
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Mapping London has always been most interested in moder […]
Continue reading »Tomorrow’s cities: How big data is changing the world BBC News
Continue reading »Tomorrow’s cities: How big data is changing the world BBC News
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