This health index has been created by CDRC through research considering a variety of environmental factors to determine which cities have the healthiest population. We've unlocked some interesting features of neighborhoods that impact health...
**Geographical Characterisation of British Urban Form and Function using the Spatial Signatures Framework** Spatial signatures characterise space based on form and function in a way designed to understand urban environments. This data product,...
The latest release of AHAH provides a fresh opportunity to look at place matters for health. While our health is affected by who we are and how we behave (e.g., our genes, diet, physical activity), where we live also matters and shapes our health...
The Postcode Context Classification provides a national measure of urban spatial structure derived from high-resolution satellite imagery and cutting-edge convolutional neural network (CNN) techniques. By harnessing the power of the European...
In this project, funded by Nuffield Foundation, the researchers have created a bespoke multidimensional geodemographic classification of the older population in England (those aged 50+) and demonstrated its utility. Such a geodemographic...
This page contains older versions of the AHAH data product. The most recent version can be viewed at a link below. AHAH (the index of ‘Access to Health Assets and Hazards’) is a multi-dimensional index developed by the CDRC for Great Britain...
AHAH (the index of ‘Access to Health Assets and Hazards’) is a multi-dimensional index developed by the CDRC for Great Britain measuring how ‘healthy’ neighbourhoods are. The AHAH index combines indicators under four different domains of...