Mr Steven Gray
The Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA) is one of the leading forces in the science of cities, generating new knowledge and insights for use in city planning, policy and design and drawing on the latest geospatial methods and ideas in computer-based visualisation and modelling. We are part of The Bartlett: UCL's global faculty of the built environment.
Profile
Biography
Steven Gray joined CASA in September 2009 and is currently working as part of the NeISS project which aims to provide a platform to meet the demand for powerful simulation tools by social scientists, public and private sector policymakers. Previously, Steve worked at the University of Glasgow as a Research Assistant with the Glasgow Interaction and Systems Group (GIST - Computing Science) as part of the EPSRC funded Open Interface project.
Research Summary
His current research interests include Human Computer Interaction, mobile development, accessible web development with a focus on Social Media, Web based Mapping and Ubiquitous Computing.
Research outputs
| Engaging the Museum Space: Mobilising Visitor Engagement with Digital Content Creation | 2013 | Ross C,Gray S,Warwick C,Hudson-Smith A,Terras M |
| Enhancing Museum Narratives: Tales of Things and UCL's Grant Museum | 2013 | Ross C,Carnall M,Hudson-Smith A,Warwick C,TERRAS MM,Gray S |
| Text mining with Textal | 2012 | Gray S,Terras M |
| Enhancing Museum Narratives with the QRator Project: a Tasmanian devil, a Platypus and a Dead Man in a Box | 2012 | Gray S,Ross C,Hudson-Smith A,Warwick C,Terras M |
| Engaging the Museum Space: Mobilising Visitor Engagement with Digital Content Creation | 2012 | Ross C,Gray S,Warwick C,Hudson-Smith A,Terras M |
| Experiments with the Internet of Things in Museum Space: QRator | - | Hudson-Smith A,Gray S,Ross C,Barthel R,de Jode M,Warwick C,Terras M |
Research activities
| GEMMA |
| NeISS |
| TALISMAN: Geospatial Data Analysis and Simulation |
| Textal: Text Analysis Application |