
Exile Mathematician based in London. Strong feelings about far-from-equilibrium stuff. Lecture @BirkbeckUoL, strong links with @CASAUCL, UCL
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Our work on passengers' alignments is out. Check out!
🚍 Estimating where passengers get off in transit systems is challenging. Using Smart Card Data and GPS, Aslam et al. developed a framework to accurately pinpoint alighting locations, offering insights to optimise public transport. 🚀 OpenAccess: bit.ly/3SOYFxk
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This Tuesday, I am rambling about Entropy and cities at #CCS2024 on the Physics of Self-Organization in Complex Systems satellite. Come along for a packed day of physics fun.
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JOB:
Join the School of Social Sciences at @BirkbeckUoL as a Lecturer in Urban Geography (T&E, 0.8FTE, 21 months). Teaching focus on sustainable cities.
Deadline 20 August.
Please share.
cis7.bbk.ac.uk/vacancy/lectu…
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TOMORROW
Geographic Data Science Offer Holder afternoon with @RobMurcio of @bbkgeography
bbk.ac.uk/events/event/42130…
🗒️ A bit of COVID legacy work: Addressing the spatial disparity of COVID-19 vaccination services: A spatial optimisation approach
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Work led by @HuanfaC (@CASAUCL) in collaboration with Dalian Maritime University.
📚 Teaser lecture alert at @BirkbeckUoL. Join us at our MSc Geographic Data Science offer holders event - Online - 23 May 2024, 12:00 — 13:00
Get your place at bbk.ac.uk/events/remote_even…
@SocSciBBK @londonmeow0627
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Join us in Exeter and London --calls are now open!
Do you want to present or organise a satellite session at #CCS2024?
Deadlines:
👉 Abstracts: 1 April 2024
👉 Satellites: 15 March 2024
Our website is up and running! Now you can submit satellite proposals and send in abstracts to the 20th CCS in Exeter! ccs24.cssociety.org/
@UniofExeter @NortheasternLDN
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JOB:
20 month post as lecturer in human #geography, starting in April, with research interests and expertise in areas relating to migration, globalisation, post/de-colonial theories and practices, and critical methodologies. jobs.ac.uk/job/DFB168/lectur… – at London, England
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Did all our 2023 prompting make us more creative? Or lazier? By analyzing prompts from 2 Gen AI platforms, it turns out it can be both - platform design is key.
New preprint: The role of interface design on prompt-mediated creativity in Generative AI arxiv.org/abs/2312.00233
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An Overview of the Mathematical Models to Explain #urbanscaling
youtu.be/DK9YtmpiQTw?si=X83w… via @YouTube
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Join our @cycheng0615 for an information session on our amazing range of postgraduate Social Research programmes — 6 December in person at our Bloomsbury campus, details here: bbk.ac.uk/events/remote_even… – at London, England
Want to hear about graph representations and street networks? Join us Tue Oct 17 at 3.40 (local time) in Room 1. @CCS2023_Brazil @MateoNeira
New pre-print alert 📝Using mobile data apps, we look at how people in London change their working patterns (among other things) and how the traditional Monday to Friday, 9-5 work pattern has become a work-from-home and fewer commute trips.
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We built zone travel diaries using aggregated mobile data app counts at Hexagon level (locomizer.com) + POI (OSM). Despite all the associated bias, mobile app data is known for indicating where people are moving. Our Travel diaries look something like this:
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In Quant (quant.casa.ucl.ac.uk/quant2/…), we have 3 modes (road, bus, rail - 4 if we add walk). What if we add a 5th mode: work from home to compete with the rest. How the OD spatial distribution would change? Interesting. @jmichaelbatty
In this blog post I discuss a few ideas around mobility, cities, sustainability, etc. What do you think?
everyone.plos.org/2023/09/12…
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Replying to @MichaelESmith @dpentecost
Thanks Michael!
Your book was a great way to get started with the topic :)



















