 I
joined CASA in October 2003 to undertake an M.Phil. / Ph.D.
degree under
the supervision of Professor Paul Longley. During my first
year I contributed to an Advanced
Institute for Management Research (AIM) awarded fellowship,
entitled ‘Geodemographics
for Managing Local Services’ for
the King's Cross Redevelopment and surrounding area. Currently, I am
undertaking an ESRC CASE (Collaborative Award
in Science and Engineering)
studentship in collaboration with Camden
Primary Care Trust (PCT). The
project is entitled 'A
GIS-Based Spatial Decision Support System (SDSS) for Emergency Services:
London’s King’s Cross Redevelopment'.
Before
joining CASA I obtained a First class B.Sc. honours degree
in Geography (2002), and M.Sc. degree in
GIS (2003)
with distinction, both from the University of Leicester. My M.Sc.
thesis focused on Public Participation in Geographical Information
Systems (PPGIS); specifically the attitude and perception towards,
and the effectiveness of, PPGIS to evaluate, revise, and contribute
to accessibility mapping for people with mobility difficulties.
Currently some of my main research interests
comprise of emergency planning, SDSS, pedestrian simulation
and network analysis.
The rest of this site provides further information regarding my past
and future News & events, a description of
current Research
projects, Curriculum Vitae,
and finally Contact
Details.
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