Prof Muki Haklay
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Research Summary
Prof Muki Haklay (Civil, Environmental & Geomatic Engineering - CEGE, UCL) is a Professor of Geographical Information Science (GISc). He has extensive experience in interdisciplinary research, and he is the co-director of the Extreme Citizen Science (ExCiteS) research group.
His research interest include participatory mapping and GIS, Citizen Science, Human-Computer Interactions (HCI) and usability aspects of GIS, public access to environmental information. He specialises in interdisciplinary research that can benefit from geographical perspectives, and in participatory research methods.
Research outputs
| 3D GIS: Adding Value to the Environmental Impact Assessment | 2004 | Davis M,Haklay M |
| Extending Geograhic Information Systems From Two-Dimensional to Three-Dimensional Approaches | 2003 | Haklay M,Lu JL |
| Usability Evaluation for Web Based GIS: Ensuring that Portals are Useful | 2003 | Haklay M,Tobón C |
| Usability Evaluation and PPGIS: Towards a user-centered approach | 2003 | Haklay ME,Tobón C |
| Visualising spatial structure in urban data | 2003 | Lloyd D,Haklay M,Thurstain-Goodwin M,Tobón C |
| Public Access to Environmental Information: Past, Present and Future | 2003 | Haklay ME |
| Human-computer interaction and usability evaluation in GIScience | 2003 | Tobón C,Haklay M |
| Community Participation and Geographic Information Systems (Craig, W.J., Harris, T.M. and Weiner, D.) | 2003 | Haklay M |
| Geography and Cybercrime: Does it matter where the hackers are? | 2003 | Dodge M,Haklay M |
| Producing Boundaries and Statistics for Town Centres | 2002 | Thurstain-Goodwin M,Batty M,Haklay M,Lloyd D,Boott R,Hyman S,Batty S,Tomalin C,Cadell C,Falk N |
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