Towards a general framework for co-location
Explores how definitions and uncertain observations affect whether we can identify when people were in the same place.
Mobility data science
I am a Research Fellow in Mobility Data Science in the School of Geography at the University of Leeds. My current research explores the mobility of healthcare workers and its impact on infection transmission within healthcare settings.
From identifying co-location to updating real-time crowd models.
Explores how definitions and uncertain observations affect whether we can identify when people were in the same place.
Combines a crowd simulation with incoming observations to keep its model closer to what is happening in real time.
I am a member of the Institute for Spatial Data Science and the Mobility Science Lab.