The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
Really excited to announce that Atlas of the Invisible, the third book I have co-authored with Oliver Uberti will be in bookshops soon! You can pre-order it here!
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Come work with me!The Department of Geography at the University at Buffalo (UB) invites applicants for a postdoctoral researcher position with broad interests in urban analytics with a particular emphasis on modeling and simulation. The postdoc…
Continue reading »Come work with me!The Department of Geography at the University at Buffalo (UB) invites applicants for a postdoctoral researcher position with broad interests in urban analytics with a particular emphasis on modeling and simulation. The postdoc…
Continue reading »In our latest blog, Nicholas Allo, CEO at The Visual Earth Group, shares thoughts on whether and how release of Census 2021 data may provide opportunities for detections and interventions in reverse gentrification. Every ten years, the Office of National Statistics (ONS) redoes its count of the British populace during a census. During this exercise, … More Census 2021 and reverse gentrification in collection areas: early detection and intervention
Continue reading »Read here to find out more about the 2021 Joanna Stillwell prize winner for best UK undergraduate dissertation in Population Geography. … More A prize winning dissertation!
Continue reading »Building on our work on synthetic populations, Na (Richard) Jiang, Bill Kennedy, Hamdi Kavak, and myself have a new paper which was presented at the 2021 Annual Modeling and Simulation (ANNSIM) Conference entitled “Generation of Reusable Synthetic Popu…
Continue reading »Building on our work on synthetic populations, Na (Richard) Jiang, Bill Kennedy, Hamdi Kavak, and myself have a new paper which was presented at the 2021 Annual Modeling and Simulation (ANNSIM) Conference entitled “Generation of Reusable Synthetic Popu…
Continue reading »Mathematician Hannah Fry: ‘I’m sure there’s lots of tutting — but not to my face’ Financial Times
Continue reading »Mathematician Hannah Fry: ‘I’m sure there’s lots of tutting — but not … Financial Times
Continue reading »Knowledge exchange project explores virtual reality in museums Mirage News
Continue reading »In the past we had posted on models of radicalization, but such models were rather abstract. However in a recent paper entitled “Kinetic Action and Radicalization: A Case Study of Pakistan” which was presented at the International Conferenc…
Continue reading »In the past we had posted on models of radicalization, but such models were rather abstract. However in a recent paper entitled “Kinetic Action and Radicalization: A Case Study of Pakistan” which was presented at the International Conferenc…
Continue reading »England’s Wider Than Ever Cars Parked 23 Hours A Day, Finds Motoring Body Forbes
Continue reading »England’s Wider Than Ever Cars Parked 23 Hours A Day, Finds Motoring Body Forbes
Continue reading »England’s Wider Than Ever Cars Parked 23 Hours A Day, Finds Motoring Body Forbes
Continue reading »City of the future: away the cars if they want to survive | Near future FuturoProssimo
Continue reading »Running large scale spatial agent-based models is often a computational challenge. To address this challenge, at the upcoming International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling and Prediction and Behavior Representation in Mode…
Continue reading »Running large scale spatial agent-based models is often a computational challenge. To address this challenge, at the upcoming International Conference on Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling and Prediction and Behavior Representation in Mode…
Continue reading »Cities “must become car-free to survive” About Manchester
Continue reading »When Graphs Are a Matter of Life and Death The New Yorker
Continue reading »When Graphs Are a Matter of Life and Death The New Yorker
Continue reading »The lovely people at the KooZA/rch platform have published an interview with me, on the theme of the ‘deactivated city’: how COVID-19 has altered urban form and processes, and how far these changes might stick around.They’ve also added some superb phot…
Continue reading »When Graphs Are a Matter of Life and Death The New Yorker
Continue reading »Incubators, accelerators and urban economic developmentI’ve got a new paper on incubators, accelerators and cities out in Urban Studies. It’s written with Margarida Madaleno, Henry Overman and Sevrin Waights.Why should you read it? I think there’s four…
Continue reading »Posted here because I will inevitably forget this painfully worked-out answer for having legends for two different types of plots in Seaborn… import numpy as np import pandas as pd import seaborn as sns import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # We ……
Continue reading »Inference and influence of network structure using snapshot social behavior without network data Science Advances
Continue reading »Inference and influence of network structure using snapshot social behavior without network data Science Advances
Continue reading »Inference and influence of network structure using snapshot social behavior without network data Science Advances
Continue reading »EYFS Best Practice – All about… pandemic play Nursery World
Continue reading »Haiden McGill – Postgraduate Student – The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL LinkedIn
Continue reading »Tuning back to our work on geosocial analysis we (Xiaoyi Yuan, Ron Mahabir, Arie Croitoru and myself) recently had a paper published in GeoJournal entitled “Achieving Situational Awareness of Drug Cartels with Geolocated Social Media.” The o…
Continue reading »Tuning back to our work on geosocial analysis we (Xiaoyi Yuan, Ron Mahabir, Arie Croitoru and myself) recently had a paper published in GeoJournal entitled “Achieving Situational Awareness of Drug Cartels with Geolocated Social Media.” The o…
Continue reading »While at Mason, it was a tradition of mine to make a post of some of the models developed by students in my classes as part of their end of semester projects. So while I am not at Mason anymore, I thought I would keep this tradition when te…
Continue reading »While at Mason, it was a tradition of mine to make a post of some of the models developed by students in my classes as part of their end of semester projects. So while I am not at Mason anymore, I thought I would keep this tradition when te…
Continue reading »AR start-up wins grant to transform hospital construction – BusinessCloud BusinessCloud BusinessCloud
Continue reading »AR start-up wins grant to transform hospital construction BusinessCloud
Continue reading »“None of us stands alone in the work we do… and the vibrancy of the group gives me great hope for the future of population geography” … More Mapping the big population geography issues
Continue reading »Teaching AI to fly like a bee – Future Tense ABC News
Continue reading »How did a sexist advert inadvertently expose the gendered impact of the COVID-19 pandemic? … More UK Government’s withdrawn ‘sexist’ advert hits a little too close to home
Continue reading »Introducing the EVENSurvey. … More Introducing EVENS
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