Overview
Members of the School regularly present papers at scientific conferences, and give seminars at schools, meetings, and other institutions. This page links to some of these presentations.
Further details of presentations given by members of the School can be found on the homepages of the Staff and Students responsible.
Presentations
Extending spatial interaction models with agents for understanding relationships in a dynamic retail market
(powerpoint)
Alison Heppenstall, Mark Birkin, and Andy Evans (presenter)
ALIFE XI, Southampton, UK, 5-8 August 2008
Geography as War and Peace
(paper/slides/software)
Andy Evans,
Workshop on Geographic Ontologies Grounding and Vagueness, Ilkley, UK, 17-18 April 2008
Psychogeography: the next 50 years
(powerpoint)
Andy Evans,
Timecode: Celebrating 50 years of the Situationist International, National Media Museum, Jan 2008
A New Computational Geography
(powerpoint;
webpages)
Andy Evans,
School Seminar, February 2006
Innovative distance-based teaching:
deliverables from the DIALOGPLUS project
(powerpoint)
Helen Durham, Louise Mackay, Oliver Duke-Williams, Phil Rees, Katherine
Arrell and Riz Nawaz (2006)
Mapping
the Fear of Crime, a Web Based GIS Solution to Capturing
“Fuzzy” Geography (web
presentation) (powerpoint)
Tim Waters and Andy Evans
(2005)
3rd National Crime Mapping Conference, Jill Dando Institute of Crime
Science, London, April 12-13, 2005.
Nuclear
waste? …not in my backyard!
Exploring the capabilities of GIS with online tools
(web presentation) (powerpoint)
Steve Carver
and Andy Evans (2004)
2nd Leeds University Learning & Teaching Conference, December
17, 2004.
Oop'Narf
and Up The Junction: Capturing the Vernacular
(web presentation) (powerpoint)
Andy Evans
(2004)
Nottingham University, October 12, 2004.
Using
networks of journeys to improve a petrol market model
(pdf paper)
Alison Heppenstall,
Andy Evans, David O'Sullivan, James MacGill and Mark Birkin (2004)
Sixth
conference of the International Sociological Association Research
Committee on Logic and Methodology, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, August 16-20, 2004.
Population
Structure and
Life Expectancy: Community Area Dynamics in Leeds, 1991 - 2001
(powerpoint)
Phil Rees, John Stillwell and Amy
Tyler-Jones (2004)
Second International Conference on 'Population Geographies', RGS (with
IBG) Population Geography Research Group, 11 - 14 August 2004,
University of St. Andrews, Scotland.
The
United Kingdom National Area Classsification of Output Areas
(powerpoint)
Daniel Vickers, Phil Rees
and Mark
Birkin (2004)
Second International Conference on 'Population Geographies',RGS (with
IBG) Population Geography Research Group, 11 - 14 August 2004,
University of St. Andrews, Scotland
The
Rise of the Machines: AI in Geography (html slides)
Andy Evans
(2004)
Alumni Day, 25 April 2004
Flooding:
An Avoidable Hazard or An Increasing Risk? (html slides)
powerpoint)
Adrian McDonald
(2003)
University of Birmingham, 17th November 2003
Reconstructing
Ice Dynamics from Quaternary Sediments
(powerpoint)
Andy Evans
(2003)
Hertfordshire University, November 27, 2003.
Is
the world getting to be a more hazardous place? (html slides)
(powerpoint)
Adrian McDonald
(2003)
University of Salford, 18th November 2003 / Westminster Hall, London, 1
December 2003
Modelling
Crime: A Spatial Microsimulation Approach (powerpoint)
Charatdao Kongmuang
(2003)
Postgraduate Seminar Series, 29 April 2003
Tools for
the web-based GIS mapping of “fuzzy” vernacular
geography (html slides)
Tim Waters and Andy Evans
(2003)
GISRUK 2003, City University, 10th April 2003.
The role
of E-Government and public participation in the planning process
(html slides)
Richard Kingston (2002)
XVI AESOP Conference, Volos, Greece, 12th July 2002.
Web-based
GIS and Public Participation (html slides)
Andy Evans and
Richard Kingston (2002)
Local Economy Policy Unit, South Bank University, UK, 6th February
2002.
Investigating
the environmental cause of global wilderness and species richness
distributions (powerpoint poster)
Crewenna Dymond (2001)
7th World Wilderness in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 2nd - 8th
November 2001.
Investigating
the relationship between species richness and wilderness in the coastal
temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska (powerpoint posters)
Crewenna Dymond (2001)
7th World Wilderness in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 2nd - 8th
November 2001.
Participation
and Geographical Information: a Position Paper
Steve Carver
(2001)
Position papers for the ESF-NSF Workshop on Access to Geographical
Information and Participatory Approaches Using Geographical
Information, Spoleto, 6-8 December 2001
The future of
spatial analysis applications
(html slides)
Andy Evans,
James MacGill and the CCG
(2001)
GeoComp 2001,
Brisbane, Australia, 24th-26th September 2001.
Spatial
microsimulation for urban, regional
and social policy analysis (html slides)
Dimitris Ballas
(2001)
Guest Lecture on the Master's program Spatial Analysis
course, March 2001.
On-line
Public Participation Geographical Information Systems
(html slides)
Richard Kingston (2000)
Border to Cross Meeting, Maastricht, 5th October 2000.
Investigating
spatial relationships
between wilderness and biodiversity: a global study
(powerpoint poster) (html abstract)
Crewenna Dymond, Steve Carver
and
Oliver Phillips (2000) 4th International Conference on Integrating GIS
and Environmental
Modelling (GIS/EM4),
Banff, Alberta, September 2000.
Virtual
Decision Making in Spatial Planning: Web-based Geographical Information
Systems For Public Participation In
Environmental Decision Making (html paper)
Richard Kingston, Steve Carver,
Andrew Evans, and Ian Turton (1999)
Paper presented at the International Conference on Public Participation
and Information Technology, Lisbon, Portugal, October 1999.
Developing
hybrid intelligent location optimisers for spatial modelling in GIS
(html slides)
Young Hoon Kim and Stan Openshaw (1999)
Presentation at the 11th European colloquium on Theoretical and
Quantitative Geography, Durham, UK, 3rd-7th September 1999.
Modelling
the local impacts of national social policies: A Microsimulation
Approach (pdf paper)
Dimitris Ballas
and Graham Clarke (1999)
Presentation at the 11th European colloquium on Theoretical and
Quantitative Geography, Durham, UK, 3rd-7th September 1999.
Web-based
GIS to enhance public democratic involvement (html paper)
Andrew Evans,
Richard Kingston, Steve Carver, and Ian Turton (1999)
Presentation at Geocomp99
Mary Washington College, Virginia, USA, 25th-28th July 1999.
Exploring
Microsimulation Methodologies for the Estimation of Household
Attributes (pdf paper)
Dimitris Ballas,
Graham Clarke, and Ian Turton (1999)
Presentation at Geocomp99,
Mary Washington College, Virginia, USA, 25th-28th July 1999.
Regional
versus Local Multipliers of Economic Change? A Microsimulation Approach
(pdf paper)' and erratum
Dimitris Ballas
and Graham Clarke
(1999)
Presentation at the 39th European Regional Science Association (ERSA)
Congress, Dublin, Eire, 23rd-27th August 1999.
A GIS For
The Public: Enhancing Participation In Local Decision Making
(html paper)
Richard Kingston, Steve Carver,
Andrew Evans, Ian Turton (1999)
Paper presented at GIS Research UK'99, April 14 - 16, 1999, University
of Southampton, UK.
A
GIS For The Public: Enhancing Participation In Local Decision Making
(html slides)
Richard Kingston (1999)
Presentation at GIS Research UK'99, April 14 - 16, 1999, University of
Southampton, UK.
Visualising
performances of intelligent Location models in a GIS
(html slides)
Young Hoon Kim and Stan Openshaw (1999)
Presentation at GIS Research UK'99, April 14 - 16, 1999, University of
Southampton, UK.
A
GeoComputational Research Agenda for a New Millennium
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1999)
Presentation at the IBG/RGS conference, 7 January 1999
Putting
GIS on the web: why, how and for who?
Richard Kingston and Andrew
Evans (1998)
Presentation at the GeoComputation and Business Geographics Seminar,
7th December 1998
Design
zoning systems for policy, research, and data management
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at the conference Local Demography, Rome, 4
December 1998
Web Based
GIS for Public Participation Decision Making in the UK
(html paper)
Richard Kingston (1998)
Paper presented at the NCGIA PPGIS Meeting, Santa Barbara, California,
October 1998.
GIS on the
WWW: improving public participation in environmental decision making
(html paper)
Steve Carver,
Andrew Evans, Richard Kingston, and Ian Turton (1998)
Paper presented at the European Association for the Study of Science
and Technology Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, October 1998.
Geodemographics
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at the AGI Seminar, Birmingham, 13, 14, 15 October 1998
AGI98 / 98-3
Building
automated analysis and geographical explanation machines
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at the conference GeoComputation 98, Bristol, 17 September
1998
The
use and evaluation of artificial neural networks in flood forecasting
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw, Corne, S., See, L. and Kneale, P. (1998)
Presentation at the 33rd Annual MAFF Conference of River and Coastal
Engineers, 2 July 1998 MAFF98 / 98-5
Predicting
the impact of global climate change on land use in Europe
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw and Turner,
A.
(1998)
Presentation at the International GIS Conference, Hong Kong, 22 June
1998
Scale
zooming at NCGIA (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at Scale and Detail in Cognition of Geographical
Information, Santa Barbara, USA, 14 May 1998
Accessing
GIS over the Web: an aid to Public Participation in Environmental
Decision Making (html paper)
Richard Kingston, Steve Carver,
and Ian Turton (1998)
Paper presented at GISRUK'98, Edinburgh, Scotland, April 1998.
Putting
the Geographical analysis machine on the internet (html slides)
( Word doc,
postscript
and Adobe pdf )
Stan Openshaw, Turton,
I. and Macgill, J. (1998)
Presentation at GIS Research UK'98, March 30 - April 2, 1998,
University of Edinburgh, UK
Alternative
Location-Allocation models in GIS (html slides)
Young Hoon Kim and Stan Openshaw (1999)
Presentation at GIS Research UK'98, March 30 - April 2, 1998,
University of Edinburgh, UK
Towards
the marketing machine that thinks (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at the 3rd Annual lecture of the Institute of Direct
Marketing, London, 26 March 1998
High
Performance Computing and Geographic Research (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1998)
Presentation at the HPCI Conference, University of Manchester, 14
January 1998
Geographic
Research using lifestyle databases
Stan Openshaw and Ian Turton
(1998)
Presentation at the IBG/RGS conference, 7 January 1998
Confidentiality
risks in aggregate census data (html slides)
Stan Openshaw, Rees, P., Evans, A.
and Duke-Williams, O. (1998)
Presentation at the IBG/RGS conference, 7 January 1998
Smart
Geodemographics
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at the Equifax New Technology Forum Conference, Coventry,
2 December 1997
Crime
and Health Analysis in
GIS (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at Lunchtime Seminar, AGI, Birmingham, 7, 8, 9 October
1997
Crime
pattern analysis using a Geographical Analysis Machine
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at the Health and Crime Workshop, Sheffield, 23 May 1997
Trends
and perspectives in spatial analysis and GIS (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at the GIS Data Conference, Greece, 22 May 1997
Enhancing
the use of spatially referenced data (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at the International Conference, Data Warehouse 97,
Madrid, 3 April 1997 <
Developing
Intelligent Database Analysis Methods for Marketing (Lo Sviluppo di
metodi di analisi per database intelligenti net marketing)
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at the Annual Conference of the Society of Italian
Statisticians, Torino, 3 April 1997
Conventional,
Neural, and Genetic Spatial Interation Models (html slides)
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Presentation at Vienna, April 1997
Using
zone design as a spatial analysis and modelling tool
(html slides)
Stan Openshaw and Seraphim Alvanides (1997)
Presentation at the RGS-IBG conference, Exeter, 9 January 1997
Reviving
the Geographical Analysis Machine
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Sheffield, 1997
Neurocomputing
in Geography, Why Bother?
Stan Openshaw (1997)
Leeds, 1997
Neurocomputing:
new opportunities in physical geography
Stan Openshaw (1996)
In Proceedings RGS-IBG Annual Conference (Abstract), University of
Strathclyde, January 1996