We are still recruiting for another PhD for the next academic year, working with IBM Research -

This is really important for the future sustainability and regeneration of New Brighton. Can you please sign and share for others 🙏🏻

Another exciting PhD opportunity in the Geographic Data Service at Liverpool, working on Multi-Scale Urban Remote Sensing for the Liverpool City Region https://t.co/h2elzwUT4B

Final call …

If you are in the market for an exciting new data science job, I am recruiting for two Senior Data Scientists at the Geographic Data Service 👇👇👇👇👇 https://t.co/pfM5YDPlHK

Or, if you are eligible for UK / home university fees, then there is also still time to come and do a PhD with us too on some exciting GeoAI

If you are in the market for an exciting new data science job, I am recruiting for two Senior Data Scientists at the Geographic Data Service

Exciting news today from our Geographic Data Service team - who doesn’t want access to a load of geographic and consumer data:

Delighted to share that the 2nd paper from my PhD has now been published in Regional Studies Regional Science! @RSRS_OA Special thanks to my supervisors for their input @alexsingleton, Caitlin Robinson and @Fcorowe. Check it out! 👇👇👇 https://t.co/yGarFHtTry.

Exciting PhD opportunity alert!!!! 👇👇👇🌶️🌶️ https://t.co/5mgM9Ukz1V🌶️🌶️ #AI #GIS #DataScientist #GeoAI

Who fancies coming to do a PhD with me in the newly established https://t.co/Ii0r8zJ6NN - the topic is "AI and Geodemographics".... UK Students only unfortunately - but a great opportunity to join our exciting team -

Who fancies coming to do a PhD with me in the newly established https://t.co/Ii0r8zJ6NN - the topic is "AI and Geodemographics".... UK Students only unfortunately - but a great opportunity to join our exciting team -

🚀 Job Alert!!! 🚀 The first in a series of long term posts within the Geographic Data Service which will launch next year -this one is based in UCL- https://t.co/KRu62l9Hxi - and builds on the work that we have done over the past ten years as part of the CDRC. Deadline 12th Dec

Day 30 #30DayMapChallenge - Final Map Todays map is an exploration of small area Gross Value Added (GVA) data in England and was an excuse to look at these in the context of retail centres. All #rstats code provided, but a bit rough! https://t.co/C4W6WlVa6v

Day 29 #30DayMapChallenge - Overture We have been working with these data quite a bit since they arrived and have created ETL to produce an updatable POI dataset for the UK. This #rstats map illustrates how you can use these data to map coffee shops. https://t.co/vnzzfFspY0

Day 28 #30DayMapChallenge - The Blue Planet One of the most popular CDRC open data products is our Access to Healthy Assets and Hazards index. This includes a measure of access to bluespace. The blog post contains links to the interactive version. https://t.co/lKLun6gFc9

Day 27 #30DayMapChallenge - Micromapping This is a quick example of using #rstats to produce cartography from OpenStreetMap. In this instance a map is create for my local park. https://t.co/r1wbOEvLxX

Day 26 #30DayMapChallenge - Map Projections Today is a quick #rstats exploration that compares areas to explore distortion between two projections - the Eckert IV projection and the Mercator projection. https://t.co/KxEa7LnNyV

Day 25 #30DayMapChallenge - Heat Staying warm is difficult for many people as the price of heating their homes has risen in the UK. In this work we explored the geography of gas consumption trends in the residential sector across England and Wales. https://t.co/wY1DgxLWiv

Day 24 #30DayMapChallenge - Only circular shapes This is another #rstats post which uses Ordnance Survey greenspace data and a simple accessibility measure to map proximity to an allotment in Greater London. The circles are scaled by their proximity. https://t.co/Uf99nQtABs