Celebrating #GISDay2024 with a fun spatial hour featuring fellow members of @moveucsb and @spatialUCSB

Exciting news! Our latest paper on the spatiotemporal dynamics of ethnoracial diversity and segregation in Los Angeles, using mobile phone data, is now published in CEUS! A huge thanks to my amazing coauthors, @nnewsh_ and @moveucsb. 🥳

If you are interested in hearing more, or want to learn to build your own LSTM time series models in R, catch my upcoming demonstration @CEDUAcolmex on 5th June, Register here: https://t.co/9Ex7LKRdyX

I'm happy to share my final PhD paper w/ @Fcorowe, @CarmenCabArn & Pavitra Kumar, accessible here: https://t.co/CjbHjTcokK We develop #LSTM models to forecast population size in 2030 across 65,455 European municipalities, and contribute to discussions on #populationdecline

👨‍🍳Fresh from the oven: new paper published in @IMRjournal w @Fcorowe (@geodatascience) M.Potančoková & @goujon_anne (@IIASA_Library) (@CEDUAcolmex, @elcolmex) 🦠🇪🇺 Assessing the Differentiated Impacts of COVID-19 on the Immigration Flows to Europe 🔓 https://t.co/2loH8SIkR7 🧵

Finally made it to Santa Barbara. Looking forward to working with my new team on lots of exciting projects, stay tuned!

📢A policy oriented summany of our paper "Understanding Population Decline Trajectories in Spain using Sequence Analysis" (@GeogAnalysis) w @nnewsh_ & @Fcorowe is available at @IIASA_Library 🔓Paper: https://t.co/R2rEPk4fV8 🧑‍💻Code:

Also, thanks to everyone at @geodatascience, @GeoDaCenter and @CEDemografia for being a part of my PhD journey

Happy to announce that I passed my Viva yesterday! Huge thanks to @rsfrankl and @markalangreen for an enjoyable discussion of my thesis and to @Fcorowe and @CarmenCabArn for their incredible support throughout my PhD Next stop, @moveucsb super excited to start my postdoc soon!

🗺️ #30DayMapChallenge 🌍 Day 14: Europe @nnewsh_ maps forecasted 2030 #population change for municipalities of #Europe using #LSTM models. Data from @WorldPopProject

🥁 The preprint of the first paper of my PhD, "Uncovering Heterogeneity by Development Level: Delving Deeper into International Student Mobility into The UK Using @ucas_online Admissions Data"👩‍🎓🇬🇧, with @Fcorowe and @alexsingleton is out now! 🔗 https://t.co/9wqj0hFk5w 🧵

I am at @bspsUK this year presenting my research on machine learning population forecasting models. Catch me today in session Digital Footprint Data for Population Science 2

🏆Very happy to announce that our paper on internal migration during COVID-19 w @tonilopezga @nnewsh_ J.Recaño @Fcorowe was awarded by the @AGE_Oficial as the best journal article in geography published in internacional journals 👉 https://t.co/aAsYU5LLnK https://t.co/TD4ZSpJ7WX

Check out April's QMRG ECR Newsletter! We talk about our conference experiences at @GISRUK and @PopAssocAmerica and feature a paper by @nnewsh_ and @Fcorowe. If you aren't signed up, why not? If you want to be featured in May's newletter, hit us up!☀️ https://t.co/qenE0ry82S

🏆Our paper on internal migration during COVID-19 is among the top cited papers 2021-22 in Population Space and Place @Fcorowe @tonilopezga @nnewsh_ : https://t.co/aAsYU5LLnK See also our work in Journal of Rural Studies including more recent data: https://t.co/qlWiB3UjaU

🏅Our paper "Understanding population decline trajectories in Spain using sequence analysis" (@nnewsh_ @Fcorowe) @GeogAnalysis is trending topic in altimetric 📈 https://t.co/keyc4sSeRK Read the paper:🔓 https://t.co/R2rEPk4NKG 🧑‍💻Use our code: https://t.co/HbumFl1hJ5

Omaha, Nebraska has steadily grown and expanded in recent decades, its population doubling from 526,000 to about 1 million since 1984. A growing number of immigrants have made their homes in the city, with the largest South Sudanese community in the US located in #Omaha.

🚨New paper w @nnewsh_ & @Fcorowe in @GeogAnalysis Understanding Population Decline Trajectories in Spain using Sequence Analysis 🔓Open access: https://t.co/R2rEPk4fV8 🧑‍💻Code available for replicability: https://t.co/HbumFl0JTx @IIASA_Library @WiCVienna @geodatascience

We also found that certain areas are more prone to certain trajectories of population decline. ▶️Rural areas, especially small in size, have experienced an acceleration of population loss. ▶️Urban areas tend to be oriented towards decelerating population decline. 5/5

We explored the spatial distribution of these trajectories, observing critical differences across European sub-regions: ▶️ East - persistent and rapid ▶️ Central - persistent but moderate ▶️ South - accelerating ▶️ North & West - decelerating 4/5