Geographical Models for Human Interaction

A very brief talk given at the University of Liverpool with regards to ongoing projects related to mobile telecommunication. 9/5/14

Transcript

1. Alex  Singleton   Department  of  Geography  and  Planning   Geographical  Models  for  Human   Interac7on   www.alex-­‐singleton.com  
2. Geographic  Data  Science  Lab   •  Popula?on,  behaviour  and  interac?ons   – Aggregate  and  disaggregate  models   – Short  and  long  term  dynamics   – Na?onal  /  regional  through  to  local  scales   •  Turning  data  into  informa?on   – New  or  innova?ve  data   – Very  wide  applica?ons   – Applied  
4. Access  Internet  on  the  move  through   mobile  or  dongle   −20 −15 −10 −5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 1a: Rural Retirement 1b: Farming Communities 1c: Country Life 2a: Aspirational Migrants 2b: Student Communities 2c: Settled City Living 3a: Urban Deprivation 3b: Connected Achievers 3c: Aspirational Multicultural Families 3d: Challenged Ethnic Mix 4a: Blue Collar Estates 4b: Blue Collar Transitions 4c: Blue Collar Terraces 5a: Socially Mobile Minorities 5b: Ethnic Communities 6a: Inner Suburbs 6b: Established Suburbs 6c: Suburban Aspiration 7a: Industrial Legacy 7b: Hard−Pressed Multi−Ethnic Neighbourhoods 7c: Elderly in Flats 8a: Traditional Trades 8b: Service Sector Urbanities 8c: Late Retirement Output Area Classification 2011 % Difference From National Average
5. Mul?-­‐Scale   7.5m  routes  
6. 0 25 50 75 100 Percent Temporal  Dynamics  
7. Innova?ve  Data  
8. Walking  Apps  
11. People  who  own   a  Mobile  Phone  
12. Mobile  Internet   use  while   travelling  
15. Thanks! •  Questions? •  www.alex-singleton.com