
Research Fellow @GreenAWARE_ Interested in measuring neighbourhood change via data primitives, accessibility & socio-spatial inequalities.
University of Leeds
Joined January 2018
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A fantastic day yesterday in Bradford City Centre, talking about women and girls’ safety in parks and greenspaces for our @GreenAWARE_ project. Keep your ears peeled for @vikkimaps and @Barker1Anna interview with Heart radio!
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Come join us in Bradford on 29/10 and share your experiences and ideas about the parks and green spaces in your local area! 🌱
Myself, @Barker1Anna , @DrJenGray, and @FrancescaPontin will have some fun, tree-based activities for you to get involved in! 🗳️
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Join us next week on this free online workshop!!
You will know where the most energy-deprived small areas are across GB. A digital tool will also be introduced if you are interested in #energypoverty #Inequality and #sustainability. Register at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/917315183…
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Today we have our GDSL Away Day! 🌍
We are getting together to share all the exciting research happening in the lab, and getting to know all of our new members ✨
Kicking off with our Lead @Fcorowe!
Excited for a great day of team building and knowledge exchange 🤜🤛 – at Liverpool, England
The third paper from my PhD research is published! 🥳 Read how we predict gentrification in England using a data primitive approach!
This builds upon previous works where we define data primitives & use them to identify gentrification!
mdpi.com/2413-8851/7/2/64 @MDPIOpenAccess
Time flies! It’s been 8 days since I passed my PhD viva! 🎉 special thanks to my external examiner @jreades for his invaluable insights and feedback throughout. Still buzzing as I make those final corrections! The countdown to graduation begins! 🎉 #phdlife #AcademicChatter
Celebrating the publication of my second first authored paper on #InternationalWomensDay 🥳
Come and read how data primitives can be used to identify neighbourhood processes like gentrification! @lexcomber @DataCDT link.springer.com/article/10…
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I have been looking at the England and Wales Census data and created some import code for those wanting to run analysis programmatically on the OA data …: alex-singleton.com/content/b…… - code, csv and parquet over on GitHub: github.com/alexsingleton/Cen…
Join us for the next seminar in our Brown Bag series!
📅SAVE THE DATE!📅 Join us for our next Brown Bag Seminar, this time with @KevinCredit (@mussi_mu, @MaynoothUni) on the 27th October via Zoom... Register for free at: tinyurl.com/credit-gdsl 🔥🌎👀
Super excited to have just joined @geodatascience at the University of Liverpool! Working as part of the @CDRC_UK team with @alexsingleton !
I’ve struggled a lot over the past few years, so I got a kitty to help me through. Never did I think only 18 months later I’d be struggling with the loss of him 💔💔💔 but grief is the price we pay for love. RIP my beautiful boy.
My first first authored paper is finally published!! 🥳
Come and read how we propose to extend geodemographics with data primitives! @lexcomber @DataCDT
mdpi.com/2220-9964/10/6/386
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all the amazing academic women doing incredible work & who have helped keep me motivated this year (to name a few @SarahCGadd @r_oldroyd @VerityTether @amandaotley @vickijenneson @AnnabelWhipp @JHGrayL @kmbutterfield_ @drshellm Charlotte Sturley)
For #IWD2021, we wanna thank several PhD students who’ve made great contribution to our development over the years. Fun fact: they’re ALL in geography #IWDGeographers. All the best for your PhD: @amandaotley @VerityTether @SarahCGadd, @AnnabelWhipp @FrancescaPontin @vickijenneson
I got a cat! He’s a very loving, albeit needy cat. He massively helped my mental health these past few months. But a and a needy cat may not be so great for productivity 😂 #CatTax #AcademicChatter
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Lunch time and half time for #gimethods2020! High level in the presentations, lots of inspiring discussion, and good omens that things will continue exactly the same in the afternoon! @JHGrayL @geogemgis @kappadiversa @franzbenjamin @hannah_haacke @BernhardHofle
Couldn’t quite get my head in to my work today, so I came out for a little breather. I love this little beauty spot in my village. #phdchat #MentalHealthBreak #AcademicChatter
Just had one of the best meetings today with my second supervisor, I’m feeling on top of the world! Bring on my annual review next week! 🤩 I’m liking this new confidence, I hope it stays! #phdchat #AcademicChatter
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The programme for #gimethods2020 is complete! Looks like a fantastic line-up of PhD contributions for 1 October! DM me, if you are interested in attending the virtual colloquium!
@franzbenjamin @BernhardHofle @JHGrayL @kappadiversa @geogemgis @hannah_haacke
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Most data are spatio‐temporal—they are collected some‐where & at some‐time.
But measurements over space & time may or may not coincide with the process of interest.
So, what is change? 🤔
#remotesensing #bigdata #opendata #GIS #landcover
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