The following image shows the ‘territories’ controlled by different supermarkets in Sheffield. It is part of a presentation on open source data and software for store location analysis. This was present today at the GISRUK annual conference.
Supermarket ‘territories’ in Sheffield
The full poster can be downloaded from here:
On Monday 11th of February I caught a train to Brussels from London: my final destination was Amsterdam, but it was cheaper (£59 return!) and more challenging to cycle the last leg. The trip was fun, and shows how proper bicycle infrastructure can make long distance rides very appealing compared to places where big cities are connected only by fast direct roads or slow, winding paths. Read on and be inspired to make a long-distance bicycle trip of your own!
Route taken on Day 1, Brussels to Antwerp.
Please send abstracts to Robin Lovelace (robin.lovelace@shef.ac.uk) or Stewart Barr (S.W.Barr@exeter.ac.uk) by 10th February at the latest:
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Here are my presentation slides for the colloquium on spatial analysis at the Management Science and Productivity Economics department, University of Copenhagen.
Here’s a panorama from just outside my house in Sheffield.
It’s compiled by pan0.net, a social panoramic photo site that uses the GNU-licensed pan0 software to convert a precompiled panoramic image into an embeddable flash file.
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