RMF2012 New Methods for Data Collection: Geovisualization and Mass Communication.

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Session:	Tuesday 3rd July AM (09.15 - 12.45)
Title:	New Methods for Data Collection: Geovisualization and Mass Communication.
Name:	Professor Mark Birkin
Affiliation:	NCRM node TALISMAN, University of Leeds

Presenter 1
Start time:	09:15
Presentation title:	Geography in a Web 3.0 world
Author:	Dr Andy Hudson-Smith
Affiliation:	University College London

Presenter 2
Start time:	10:00
Presentation title:	Data analysis, volunteered geographic information and crowd-sourcing
Author:	Mr Steven Gray
Affiliation:	University College London

Presenter 3
Start time:	11:15
Presentation title:	Geovisualisation, spatial analysis and simulation
Author:	Dr Nick Malleson
Affiliation:	University of Leeds

Presenter 4
Start time:	12:00
Presentation title:	Machining geography and spatial analysis
Author:	Mr Richard Milton
Affiliation:	University College London

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