UCL Institute of Global Health interview on citizen science
An interview by Prof Anthony Costello of UCL Institute of Global Health, discussing the growth in citizen science today.
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An interview by Prof Anthony Costello of UCL Institute of Global Health, discussing the growth in citizen science today.
Continue reading »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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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
Continue reading »Tomorrow’s cities: How big data is changing the world BBC NewsYou may not be that bothered about the idea of living in a smart city but I bet you’d love to live in one that was happy. The data to measure the happiness of a city …
Continue reading »I am updating the site – and have added new editorials and articles. Some of these files are big but I will reduce their size in due course. The site will also be extended to complement my new book The … Continue reading →
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Schools in £800000 Internet of Things business project
HispanicBusiness.com The consortium is made up of ScienceScope, Intel , Xively (formerly Cosm), Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory , UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis , and The Open University Department of … |
Schools in £800000 Internet of Things business project
HispanicBusiness.com The consortium is made up of ScienceScope, Intel , Xively (formerly Cosm), Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory , UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis , and The Open University Department of … |
For many years, almost from the time when Newton first presented his laws of gravitation, speculations and applications of the gravity model to human interactions have been made. In the 19th century, Carey and Ravenstein led the way with Reilly, … Continue reading →
Continue reading »You may have spotted people carefully studying retro-futuristic looking wristbands with flashing d…See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »You may have spotted people carefully studying retro-futuristic looking wristbands with flashing d…See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
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英国で「モノのインターネット」を学校教育に生かすプロジェクトが開始
ITpro … ているのは、英ScienceScope、米Intel、米Xively(旧称Cosm)、英Explorer HQ、英Stakeholder Designの各社と、英バーミンガム大学のBirmingham Urban Climate Laboratory、英ユニバーシティー・カレッジ・ロンドン(UCL)のCentre for Advanced Spatial Analysis、英 … |
英国で「モノのインターネット」を学校教育に生かすプロジェクトが開始
ITpro … ているのは、英ScienceScope、米Intel、米Xively(旧称Cosm)、英Explorer HQ、英Stakeholder Designの各社と、英バーミンガム大学のBirmingham Urban Climate Laboratory、英ユニバーシティー・カレッジ・ロンドン(UCL)のCentre for Advanced Spatial Analysis、英 … |
The city’s newest form of public transportation is colliding with one of the city’s favorite pastimes: bar hopping.See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »The city’s newest form of public transportation is colliding with one of the city’s favorite pastimes: bar hopping.See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »Ikea’s new app uses augmented reality to show how furniture would look in shoppers’ homesSee it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »Ikea’s new app uses augmented reality to show how furniture would look in shoppers’ homesSee it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »Citi Bike stations are often empty near Central Park, according to a data visualization by Oliver O’Brien.See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
Continue reading »Citi Bike stations are often empty near Central Park, according to a data visualization by Oliver O’Brien.See it on Scoop.it, via Spatial Analysis
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Ikea app lets shoppers try before they buy
The Guardian (blog) “It’s one of the few useful applications of augmented reality technology,” says Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith, director and reader in digital urban systems at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. “Furniture is notoriously … |
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Ikea app lets shoppers try before they buy
The Guardian (blog) “It’s one of the few useful applications of augmented reality technology,” says Dr Andrew Hudson-Smith, director and reader in digital urban systems at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at University College London. “Furniture is notoriously … |
Ikea app lets shoppers try before they buy The GuardianThey’ve tackled our storage problems, got us hooked on flat-pack furniture and become the go-to shop for new students before they’re packed off to university, …
Continue reading »Ikea app lets shoppers try before they buy The GuardianThey’ve tackled our storage problems, got us hooked on flat-pack furniture and become the go-to shop for new students before they’re packed off to university, …
Continue reading »Ikea app lets shoppers try before they buy The GuardianThey’ve tackled our storage problems, got us hooked on flat-pack furniture and become the go-to shop for new students before they’re packed off to university, …
Continue reading »The above interactive map compares the popularity of different CitiBike docking stations in New York City, based on the number of journeys that start/end at each dock. The top 100 busiest ones are shown in red, with the top 20 emphasised with pins. Similarly, the 100/20 least popular ones are shown in blue*. CitiBike is […]
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Intel-led group announces UK Internet of School Things project
ITProPortal The full list of groups that make up the Distance consortium is: ScienceScope, Intel, Xively (formerly Cosm), Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, and The Open … |
DISTANCE Launches the Internet of School Things – An International …
DirectionsMag.com The consortium is made up of ScienceScope, Intel, Xively (formerly Cosm), Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design,University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, and The Open University Department of … |
I’ve been in my new post in the Geography department at King’s College London for nearly nine months now and — together with another new-ish colleague – have been asked to design a programme to teach quantitative research methods to students who often seem … Continue reading →
Continue reading »I’ve been in my new post in the Geography department at King’s College London for nearly nine months now and — together with another new-ish colleague – have been asked to design a programme to teach quantitative research methods to students who often seem … Continue reading →
Continue reading »I’ve been in my new post in the Geography department at King’s College London for nearly nine months now and — together with another new-ish colleague – have been asked to design a programme to teach quantitative research methods to students who often seem … Continue reading →
Continue reading »I’ve been in my new post in the Geography department at King’s College London for nearly nine months now and — together with another new-ish colleague – have been asked to design a programme to teach quantitative research methods to students who often seem … Continue reading →
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Internet of Things trial set to transform UK schools
V3.co.uk The £800,000 scheme is funded by the Technology Strategy Board and backed by the Distance consortium, which includes Intel, the Open University Department of Computing and the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis. It will trial various uses of the … Eight UK schools embark on £800k Internet of Things pilot projectIT PRO Eight UK schools to take part in ‘Internet of Things’ pilotTelegraph.co.uk |
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Eight UK schools to take part in ‘Internet of Things’ pilot
Telegraph.co.uk … consortium founded to advance education through technology, which includes Intel, Xively, Science Scope, Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, and The Open … Internet of Things trial set to transform UK schoolsV3.co.uk Eight UK schools embark on £800k Internet of Things pilot projectIT PRO |
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Eight UK schools embark on £800k Internet of Things pilot project
IT PRO The consortium’s members include Intel, Xively, Science Scope, Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, the University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis and the Open University Department of Computing. Eight UK schools to take part in ‘Internet of Things’ pilotTelegraph.co.uk Internet of Things trial set to transform UK schoolsV3.co.uk UK schools to pilot ‘Internet of Things’ technology projectTelecompaper (subscription) |
Eight UK schools embark on £800k Internet of Things pilot project
IT PRO The consortium’s members include Intel, Xively, Science Scope, Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, the University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis and the Open University Department of Computing. |
Schools in £800000 Internet of Things business project
ComputerworldUK The consortium is made up of ScienceScope, Intel, Xively (formerly Cosm), Explorer HQ, Stakeholder Design, University of Birmingham’s Urban Climate Laboratory, UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, and The Open University Department of … |
TweetOrganised by the Beyond 2011 Independent Working Group Discussion meeting – Monday 21 October 2013, 12.00-4.30pm (registration from 11.30am) Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR The Office for National Statistics will be consulting on options for the future of population statistics in England and Wales, including the potential discontinuation of the […]
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