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John Östh, PhD, Senior Lecturer of Social & Economic Geography at Uppsala University, discusses his research using GIS and spatial analytics to study bespoke neighborhoods, including his interest in spatial analysis and GIS, an overview of the bespoke neighborhood project, access to data, ethical implications, types and management of the data, recommended tools for this type of data collection, data analysis, data visualization, his EquiPop software, and skills needed for this type of research.
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Chapter 1: How Did You Become Interested in Spatial Analysis and GIS? Tell Us About Your "Bespoke Neighborhood" Project
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Chapter 2: How Do You Access Data to Study a Neighborhood?
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Chapter 3: What Are the Ethical Implications of Studying Bespoke Neighborhood?
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Chapter 4: How Do You Combine All the Different Types of Data Collected and What Tools Would You Recommend Using?
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Chapter 5: How Do You Analyze These Data?
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Chapter 6: How Does Data Visualization Work for This Type of Research?
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Chapter 7: How Have You Used These Methods in a Project?
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Chapter 8: Tell Us More About the EquiPop Software
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Chapter 9: What Skills Do You Need to Conduct This Kind of Research?
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