Presentation Session 1: methodological focus (09:00 - 10:40)

Presentation Session 2: applications focus (11:10 - 12:50)

Presentation Session 3: workshop (14:40 - …)

• GIS4TA workshop, 2015
• 'Critical quant' approach (citizen engagement, open source, sustainability)

Format: 25 minutes (max) talks then 5 minutes of questions.

• Re-projected cities, urban form and accessibility: lessons from Bogotá, Colombia (09:00 - 09:25)

  • Daniel Oviedo Hernández (University College London, UK)
  • Orlando Sabogal Cardona (Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira, Colombia)

• Navigating multi-modal public transport: mixed-scale and mixed-space information to support complex journeys (09:30 - 09:55)

  • Lucas Godfrey (The University of Edinburgh, UK)
  • William Mackaness (The University of Edinburgh, UK)

• The propensity to cycle tool: from conception in the clouds to implementation on the ground (10:00 - 10:25)

  • Robin Lovelace (University of Leeds, UK)

Format: 20 minutes (max) talks then 5 minutes of questions.

• Spatial visualisation to engage policy stakeholders in the development of a spatial typology of car use. Ian Phillips (University of Leeds, UK) (11:10 - 11:30)

• Collaborative mapping as a tool to enhance minibus systems in the Global South Clemence Cavoli (University College London, UK) (11:35 - 11:55)

• Privacy-preserving socioeconomic attribute enrichment for mapping of passively-derived OD matrices Yuanying Zhao (Imperial College London, UK) (12:00 - 12:20)

• The Effect of Spatial Arbitrage in Fuel Prices over the Geographical Structure of Northern Ireland’s Car Fleet Craig Morton (University of Leeds, UK) (12:25 - 12:45)

- Thanks for listening - get in touch via `r.lovelace@leeds.ac.uk` or `@robinlovelace`