• Andy Turner's CSAP Meeting 2007-05-09 Web Page

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  • Introduction

    • This web page is for organising information about the CSAP meeting on 2007-05-09.
    • Contents
      • Documentation
      • Agenda
      • People
      • Notes
      • Preparation
      • References
      • Validation and Metadata
  • Documentation

    • agenda.txt
    • minutes.doc
  • Agenda

    1. Post-microsimulation discussion
    2. Updates
      • AAG - Mark to summarise/other attendees to contribute
      • ASAP journal
    3. Web analysis
    4. School cluster meeting 2007-05-14
    5. Event planning
    6. AOB
  • People

    • Martin Clarke
    • Adam Dennett
    • Andy Evans
    • Kirk Harland
    • Alison Heppenstall
    • Ryszard Luter (Visitor)
    • Gordon Mitchell
    • Paul Norman
    • Phil Rees
    • Linda See (Organiser, Chair)
    • Dianna Smith (Organiser)
    • John Stillwell
    • Melanie Tomlintz
    • Andy Turner
    • Any Others?
  • Notes

    • Points on the agenda:
      1. Post-microsimulation discussion
        • Andy Turner's CSAP Seminar on MicroSimulation : Problems and Solutions Web Page
        • Code Repository
          • How to reference each others code?
            • For example, how do those using Kirk's code acknowledge this?
          • Source Forge
          • Using personal web pages
          • Using a private shared repository on a server using software like:
            • Subversion
        • Phil suggested using cluster funds to employ somebody to organise the software.
        • What is needed?
          • A review of software...
        • Action: Linda to ask Mark to organise a draft of a Job Specification
        • Follow up meeting planned for 2007-05-16 14:00-15:00
      2. Updates
        • AAG - Mark to summarise/other attendees to contribute
          • John Stillwell reported:
            • CSAP sessions were well attended...
        • ASAP journal
          • Web site up and running
          • Manuscript submission instructions
          • Mark Birkin invited 25 people to submit for first issue.
          • John invited 25 people to submit for first issue.
          • First issue planned for March 2008.
      3. Web analysis
        • Our web pages need much work and would look better with more images depicting some of the results of our research.
        • Pod and Vod Casts
          • Alison has funding to develop these and wants ideas.
          • She has some adobe software and is trained to use it.
        • Improving our web pages can be a job for a cluster support person.
        • Every project can benefit from better web pages.
      4. School cluster meeting 2007-05-14
        • Do we want a pre meeting meeting?
        • Two research areas of interest:
          • Coupling Socio-economic and biophysical models
          • Housing demand and availability
      5. Event planning
        • Time to plan the next half away day
          • Agenda:
            • Support
            • Teaching
            • Research
        • John planning to host a social this summer and will get back to us with a saturday night date.
        • Social tonight meet in the Original Oak in Headingley, Dinner 7pm in Mexican round the corner. All welcome!
      6. AOB
        • Discussion
          • Martin's three components of Micro-simulation modelling:
            • Population initialisation
            • List processing: Enrichment by adding variables
            • Dynamic simulation
          • Martin mentioned Chris Duley's work on ageing:
            • Rees, Philip; Clarke, Martin; Duley, Chris. A model for updating individual and household populations. School of Geography Working Paper, No. 486, Mar 1987. iv, 44 pp. University of Leeds, School of Geography: Leeds, England.
          • Martin mentioned Richald Culf from GMap...
          • Martin noted that at the AAG of all the quantitative submissions most were (co)authored by people with Chinese names.
        • Book and Report Reviews
          • Alison wants feedback on where to look for these.
          • Much work is done in government and organisations like IPPR, JRF and published in reports.
        • John met with Gill Valentine and others from LSSI, LUBS CAVA and FLAG to discuss putting in a bid to the ESRC's centres call
          • Idea is to have a vehicle to draw together Interdisciplinary quantitative and qualitative skills on campus with a population theme:
            • Intergenerational work care relationships in labout, care, housing market.
            • European scale and Global relations
            • Projecting population trends
            • First meeting today
        • Phil going to Census Program Call upcoming Town Hall meeting
        • ESRC population data resources in India, China, Brazil, South Africa
        • Next meeting
          • 2007-06-20 Melanie and Andy planning something?
  • References

    • Andy Turner's CSAP Research Cluster Page
    • CSAP
  • Validation and Metadata

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    • Version 0.1.1 of this page published on 2007-05-10.
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