SpaceTimeLab

4:30pm, Tuesday 3rd December, G07, Pearson Building, UCL

This Tuesday, Garavig Tanaksaranond of SpaceTimeLab will be presenting her work on space-time visualisation of traffic data that she has carried out as part of her PhD studies. All welcome.

On the 19th November, Monsuru Adepeju of SpaceTimeLab presented his recent research at the Geospatial Science Seminar Series in the UCL Geography Department. Details are as follows:

Congratulations to James Haworth, who successfully defended his PhD thesis, entitled Spatio-temporal Forecasting of Network Data, on Friday 22nd November. James now takes up a role as Research Associate on the Crime Policing and Citizenship Project at SpaceTimeLab.

Applicants are invited for a Research Associate position based at the UCL Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering (CEGE). The successful applicant will work as part of a team on an exciting multi-disciplinary project – examining Crime, Policing and Citizens (CPC) and their interaction in space-time networks. The successful candidate will use statistical and machine learning methods to analyse crime and its interaction with policing and citizenships at detailed spatio-temporal level in order to predict when, where and what crime type will happen. Skills in visualisation of space-time data are desirable.