Data derived from mobile phone GPS data provided by Spectus (a mobility and location data provider) who collect GDPR compliant, de-identified data from opted-in users of smartphone apps who have provided informed consent for their anonymized...
The Distances of Residential Moves (DoRM) Index dataset provide yearly estimates of the median straight-line distances of all known residential moves to, from, and within each Local Authority District (LAD) in the UK from 1997 onwards. The...
The CDRC Distance of Residential Moves (DoRM) Index data are compiled from CDRC’s Linked Consumer Registers secure data, which contain annual updates of the names and addresses of adults in the UK from 1997 onwards. This Index provides yearly...
The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) datasets are small area measures of relative deprivation across each of the constituent nations of the United Kingdom. Areas are ranked from the most deprived area (rank 1) to the least deprived area....
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...
**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 SmartStreetSensor footfall dataset produced by Local Data Company (LDC) in partnership with the CDRC. The dataset contains details of passive Wi-Fi signal probing from a sensor network across Great Britain. These data are used as a proxy...
These data consist of County Court Judgement Records aggregated to the Middle Layer Super Output Area (MSOA) level. They are available from 2015 onwards for England, Wales and Scotland. The data are supplied by the Registry Trust and contain...
This is a quick overview of working with spatial data in R. You can complete it as either a stand alone course, or as a recap before moving on to more advanced work with spatial data in R. It is split into three sections, each with a short...
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) is a court order registered against a borrower if they fail to make debt repayments. Issued in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, CCJs enable creditors to recover owed funds. Scotland, however, uses a different...