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Interview for the Global Lab Podcast
This week I feature on the 4th Episode of the Global Lab podcast. The podcast is a great new initiative led by Martin and Steve from CASA where they talk about cities, global connectivity and the impact of technology on people’s lives. Episode four features some horrendous physics jokes, Einstein’s Garden at the Green Man festival ...
RGS IBG 2010: Analysing and Visualising Social Change: The Case of Surnames
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Analysing and Visualising Social Change: The Case of Surnames View more presentations from James Cheshire.
The Juneau Icefield Research Program
Back in 2007 I participated in the Juneau Icefield Research Program. It is one of the world’s longest running glacier monitoring projects and has educated hundreds of undergraduates (such as I was at the time) in glaciology, climatology and GPS surveying. It also provides invaluable training in how to live and work in an extreme ...
A Method of Representing Large, Multidimensional Datasets in a Single Map
Embedded below is my presentation to the British Cartographic Society’s Annual Conference 2010, held in Nottingham. You will find high resolution versions of many of the maps featured in the presentation available for download on this blog. British Cartogtraphic Society Annual Conference Talk View more presentations from James Cheshire.
Some Examples of GIS at UCL: ESRI (UK) Update
Below is the presentation I gave today at ESRI (UK). It was designed to give a few examples of PhD research within my immediate research group at UCL and also provide an update of my PhD research to date. GIS Research at UCL View more presentations from James Cheshire.
IEEE Geospatial Computing Workshop
Yesterday I presented the paper “Combining Historic Interpretations of the Great Britain Popualtion with Contemporary Spatial Analysis: the Case of Surnames” during the Geospatial Computing Workshop at the 5th IEEE International Conference on e-Science . You can download the extended abstract here and I have uploaded the complete presentation below. In later posts I will ...
POPfest 2009 Presentation
Below is the presentation I gave at POPfest 2009 on the 2nd July. The conference took place at LSE during one of the hottest weeks of the year and the organizers did a great job of keeping the delegates happy with plenty of strawberries, chilled drinks and sweets. I found the informal and friendly atmosphere ...
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