Urban Big Data Centre (UBDC) Newsletter: July 2019

This issue features the latest news about UBDC activities and opportunities:

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Newsletter

July 2019

Welcome to the latest newsletter from UBDC

We promote the use of big data and innovative research methods to improve social, economic and environmental well-being in cities.

This issue features the latest UBDC activities and opportunities, including:

  • Dr David McArthur explaining why a bike lane isn't always a bike lane in our latest blog
  • Our iMCD project featuring in The Psychologist
  • An opportunity for funding to use our data from the ESRC
  • UBDC exhibiting at DemoFest 2019
  • The latest UBDC publications

Please read on to learn more, or visit the UBDC website.

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When is a bike lane not a bike lane?

Cycling on UK roads can be daunting. Bike lanes are intended to provide a safe space to ride for all cyclists. However, Britain’s cycling and walking commissioners have been critical of those that are just painted on, arguing that they can make people less safe when sharing our roads.

In this blog, Dr David McArthur highlights UBDC research that provides further evidence for their argument.
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LATEST UPDATES

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iMCD Project featured in The Psychologist

In the June 2019 edition of The Psychologist, UBDC researcher Dr Catherine Lido explains how novel technology can be used to explore inclusion in Learning Cities.
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Funding Opportunity

Did you know that our data collections can be used in SDAI grant proposals? Information about the ESRC Secondary Data Analysis Initiative (SDAI) open call is available on our website.
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SICSA DemoFest

4 November 2019, Edinburgh

The Urban Big Data Centre will be exhibiting at SICSA DemoFest - the annual technology showcase of leading Informatics and Computer Science research from Scottish Universities. DemoFest provides a perfect opportunity for private and public sector organisations to experience the innovative computing research taking place in Scotland.
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