Publications

Bartlett academics co-author publication that provides the first comprehensive account of a hitherto untold history of regions and planning.

The CUPUM 2025 book, co-edited by three researchers from the Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA), examines digital technologies reshaping urban analysis and planning.

Improving Infrastructure and Accessibility Indicators for Urban Cycling Networks: Measuring the Accessibility Gap for Safer Cycle Routes in London using Detailed Infrastructure Data

In this new book, CASA's Andrew Hudson-Smith, Duncan Wilson and Valerio Signorelli examine how spatial computing, digital twins and avatars are transforming urban life.

A paper by Professor Max Nathan featured in the OECD's report, 'Place-Based Policies for the Future', aimed at advancing the debate on the rationale for place-based policies.

Open-access article examining digital public history resources mapping everyday Jewish lives in London and Manchester, published in the European Journal of Jewish Studies.

Equilibrium in Large Scale LUTI Models

Anonymised Human Location Data for Urban Mobility Research

Designing a National Prioritisation Index for Small Tank Rejuvenation in Sri Lanka: A Geospatial Approach

Discover how SHIFT and UCL are transforming London’s Olympic Park into a cutting-edge digital ecosystem.

Participatory Design Based on Opinion Pooling

Digital Twins in City Planning

Building a Digital Twin for British Cities

How innovative spatial design has helped transform care at a London eye hospital.

Canonical rents in the gravity model