SpaceTimeLab News
Public Crime Mapping Survey
In an effort to improve public crime mapping, we are conducting a research study with people who are based in the UK. By completing our online survey you have a chance to win two £25 Amazon vouchers. More...
Published: Dec 6, 2012 8:14:34 AM
SpaceTimeLab Launch Event
The SpaceTimeLab launch event will be held at UCL on 30th October 2012. To mark the occasion, Prof. Michael Goodchild (UC Santa Barbara) will be giving a special keynote talk on Geographic Intelligence. This is a great opportunity to hear from one of the leading figures in GIScience and is not to be missed! More...
Published: Oct 23, 2012 10:25:54 AM
Our Vision
SpaceTimeLab
is a multi-discplinary research centre at UCL Department of Civil,
Environmental and Geomatic Engineering. It brings together researchers
from a diverse set of fields, in geography, GIScience, computer science,
transport, geomatics, transport and crime science. Our
vision is to gain insight into the spatio-temporal complexity in
society, economics and engineering, with the subsequent aim to enhance
systemic resilience and sustainability through engaging policy, public
and industry. We focus
on the development of theoretical and methodological frameworks for the
analysis of spatio-temporal complexity, but also on the development and
provision of a set of tools (for pattern detection, simulation,
visualisation, prediction) and decision-making platforms which are
applicable to a broad range of contexts such as transport, crime and
security, economics, health, energy and social media. Our industrial
collaborators include Transport for London, Met Police, Arup, ublox.
Current and past projects include:
- Crime Policing Citizenship (CPC Project)
- Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Network Data and Rout Dynamics (STANDARD Project)
- Modelling the Changing Surroundings of Everyday Life
- Trust in Web GIS for Public Engagement
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