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A Geography/GIS blog by Daniel J Lewis

Non-Quantitative GIS – A thought

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Popfest 09 – Impressions Part 1

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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

Assemblage
Clipping a Surface By a Polygon
Poster Time Lapse – the Story Continues
A Month of Bike Docks in London
OACoder Postcode Coding Tool
OAC Grand Index
PLACE BASED BUDGETING: MAKING EFFICIENCY SAVING WITH OAC IN AN AGE OF AUSTERITY
Standard Colours for OAC
Minutes from recent meeting
Thumbs up for Safer Milton Keynes

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