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CASA Seminar: New Frontiers In Planning Digitalisation and the Royal Town Planning Institute
CASA Seminar: New Frontiers In Planning Digitalisation and the Royal Town Planning Institute. 18 November 2020, 5:00 pm– 6:00 pm. This event is free. Event Information. Open to. All. Availability. Yes. Cost. Free. Organiser. Andrew Maclachlan.…
CASA Seminar: Sandman: a cloud-based platform for scalable, agile agent-based modelling
CASA Seminar: Sandman: a cloud-based platform for scalable, agile agent-based modelling. 28 October 2020, 5:00 pm– 6:00 pm. This event is free. Event Information. Open to. All. Availability. Yes. Cost. Free. Organiser. Andrew Maclachlan.…
CASA Seminar: Pedestrian Modelling for Developments, Sports Venues and Major Events (Will Durden)
CASA Seminar: Pedestrian Modelling for Developments, Sports Venues and Major Events (Will Durden). 21 October 2020, 5:00 pm– 6:00 pm. This event is free. Event Information. Open to. All. Availability. Yes. Cost. Free. Organiser. Andrew Maclachlan.…
UCL CASA and partners to develop control room concept
UCL CASA and partners to develop control room concept. 28 July 2020. UCL’ s Bartlett Faculty of Built Environment, along with a consortium of partners including Mace, 3D Repo, Imperial College London, eviFile and Mission Room, have successfully…
Dr Sharon Richardson successfully completes PhD
Dr Sharon Richardson successfully completes PhD. 9 July 2020. Congratulations to Sharon Richardson who yesterday successfully defended her thesis 'Modelling Social-Spatial Dynamics from Real-time Data: Towards a context-aware framework for…
Bartlett Hacks – winners announced
We’re pleased to announce the winners of Bartlett Hacks – our online hackathon designed to foster collaboration and develop ideas for the urgent climate emergency we still face during the coronavirus crisis.…
CASA Working Paper 223: Gravity Model Calibration by Rent
Gravity Model Calibration by Rent…
Bartlett Research Finds That One-Sixth of London’s Streets Have Room for Pop-Up Cycle Lanes
About a sixth of London’s streets are wide enough to accommodate protected cycle lanes, amounting to over 2,000km of track that could be created quickly to improve safety as lockdown is eased, new Bartlett analysis has found.…
CASA Working Paper 222
Identifying and Characterising Active Travel Corridors for London in Response to COVID-19 Using Shortest Path and Streetspace Analysis…
CASA Connected Environments wins Faculty Award from Google TensorFlow
CASA Connected Environments wins Faculty Award from Google TensorFlow. 26 May 2020. CASA have received a Faculty Award from the Google TensorFlow team to help us deliver Machine Learning on Sensor Networks for the new MSc Connected Environments at…