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A Geography/GIS blog by Daniel J Lewis

Analysis of Surnames from Southwark Patient Register

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About Volunteered Geographic Information

Daniel J Lewis is a PhD Student in University College London (UCL) Department of Geography, he is funded by an ESRC CASE award with Southwark Primary Care Trust and is supervised by Paul Longley and Pablo Mateos. This research blog, volunteered geographic information in every sense, aims to collect together Daniel’s ongoing research and discourse. more →

UCL Geography/GIS Blogs

Towards Second Generation Crime Maps for the Public – the paper I presented today.
Historic London
Spatial Narratives and the Construction of Space
Stunning Old Atlases
Strelka VVSR – Seasons in the City and дача
Strelka VVSR Workshop Day One (two)
urbanTick at Strelka – Virtual vs Real
Future of Policing
Vacation/Holiday and MRes Application Deadline
24 Hours in London: A Timelapse

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