Funding
2008
Economic and Social Research Council : Census Geographic Information Visualisation (Censusgiv) (co-I: P Mateos, P A Longley, M Batty: RES -348-225-0015) £66,115
2007
Economic and Social Research Council: The Genesis Project: GENerative E-Social Science (co-I: M Batty, M Birkin, P A Longley, A Heppenstall, A Steed, M C Clarke, J Xu, A G Wilson: RES-149-25-1078) £1,382,477
Economic and Social Research Council: Business solutions for web-based dissemination of the geography of genealogy (RES-172-25-0019) £49,950
Economic and Social Research Council: Business Engagement Award for NCeSS (National Centre for E-Social Science) (with P Halfpenny: RES-185-31-0003) £98,700
Cabinet Office/City of London Corporation: Linking social deprivation and digital exclusion in England £10,000
2006
Higher Education Funding Council for England:
Splint: Spatial Literacy in Teaching. Supplementary capital grant for UCL. £60,000
Economic and Social Research Council (Knowledge Transfer Division): co-funding for conference at the Royal Geographical Society, February £5,000
2005
Higher Education Funding Council for England: Splint: Spatial Literacy in Teaching (consortium with Leicester and Nottingham Universities) £978,259
Economic and Social Research Council: GEOVUE: GEOgraphic Virtual Urban Environments (with M Batty and A Steed: RES-149-25-1023) £420,091
2004
Economic and Social Research Council/Southwark Primary Care Trust: a Knowledge Transfer Partnership to develop systems to measure and monitor GP referrals and to target health promotion campaigns £331,584
Economic and Social Research Council/Camden Primary Care Trust: a Knowledge Transfer Partnership to develop and utilise GIS for neighbourhood profiling and assist in targeting public health and health care delivery £331,584
2003
Economic and Social Research Council: Digital differentiation: consumption profiles of fracturing digital divides (with M. Batty, R. Webber, A. Tapp: RES-335-25-0020) £88,222
The Groundwork Trust: inter-departmental GIS requirements analysis £3,000
Economic and Social Research Council: Surnames as a quantitative evidence resource for the social sciences (with R. Webber: RES-000-22-0400) £45,551
Economic and Social Research Council: Senior Fellowship: Geodemographics for managing local services (RES-331-25-0001) £125,168
Department of Trade and Industry/UCAS Ltd.: a Knowledge Transfer Partnership to develop a student placing service to support applications for admission to higher education institutions £100,198
Camden Borough Police: sustainable GIS and data sharing infrastructure £15,000
Camden Borough Police: inter-departmental GIS requirements analysis £3,500
2002
European Commission (Fifth Framework Programme: Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development): SCATTER (Sprawling Cities And TransporT: from Evaluation to Recommendations) (with M. Batty) €156,942
ESRC/EPSRC/NERC Transdisciplinary Seminar Series Competition: Realising the potential of urban spatial data infrastructures (with R. Harris) £17,908
2001
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council: Integrated systems for retail company management strategy: a feasibility study of demand-led aspects (with M. Batty) £45,697
1998
Natural Environment Research Council: Monitoring urban land-use and morphology using remote sensing and GIS (with M. Barnsley, A. Luckman) £202,172
1994
Economic and Social Research Council: Visiting Fellowship: ‘Analysis of disaggregate and discrete-time event property values using multi-level models’. ESRC Analysis of Large and Complex Datasets Programme £10,980
1993
Welsh Office, Economic and Statistical Services Division: matching 1992/93 Welsh House Condition Survey sample with the Council Tax Valuation List. £ 5,875
Economic and Social Research Council: a GIS-based analysis of the geographical implications of the council tax (with D. Martin).£ 29,600
1992
Welsh Office, Economic and Statistical Services Division: design and analysis of the 1992/93 Welsh House Condition Survey. £ 23,000
1991
Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Department of the Environment and Economic and Social Research Council: a research register for housing (with P. Williams). £ 57,246
1990
Cardiff City Council: staff training in the analysis of large-scale survey data (with D. Martin). £ 1,700
1989
Cynon Valley Borough Council: analysis of the Mountain Ash House Condition Survey (with D. Martin). £ 3,000
1988
Welsh Office, Statistics Division: a project to synthesise income data to enhance the 1986 Welsh House Condition Survey. £ 16,000
Welsh Development Agency/WINtech: feasibility study of a Centre of Excellence in Geographical Information Systems alongside the Wales and South West Regional Research Laboratory (with N. Wrigley). £5,000
Economic and Social Research Council: Main Phase of the Wales and South West Regional Research Laboratory (RRL: with M. Batty, I. Bracken and N. Wrigley). I acted as executive director throughout the Initiative. £ 236,200
Economic and Social Research Council: equipment supplementation for the Wales and South West Regional Research Laboratory (with M. Batty, I. Bracken and N. Wrigley). £ 29,000
Cardiff City Council: design and analysis of the Cardiff House Condition Survey (with R. Smith).£ 25,000
Cardiff Bay Development Corporation: preparation of a socio economic profile of Cardiff Bay (with M. Batty and J. Alden). £ 4,650
1987
Welsh Development Agency: Institute of Welsh Affairs ‘Project to Revive the South Wales Valleys’. £ 8,000
Economic and Social Research Council: trial phase of the ESRC Wales and South West Regional Research Laboratory (RRL) (with M. Batty, I. Bracken and N. Wrigley) £ 24,500
Economic and Social Research Council: participation in the design and implementation of the 1987/88 General Household and Labour Force Surveys. £ 1,200
1985
Economic and Social Research Council: Survey Link Award. £ 1,363
Substantial travel grant funding from the British Council, the British Academy, the European Science Foundation, the (U.S.) National Science Foundation, NATO and a number of other sources ‘Contributions to Professional Meetings’, British Council and U.S. National Science Foundation funding for ‘Visiting Appointments to Other Universities’. Estimated minimum research support from these sources: £ 50,000
