2007 Conference - Local vs National Information Systems - Who wins? 

Royal Society, London

Friday 18 May 2007

Presentations are available both as Powerpoints and as pdf files. Some of the Powerpoint files are large so you may find it easier to save them to your own system first and then open them.

    Topic Speaker
   
   

Local information systems: a review of their role, characteristics and benefits

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Paul Foley
International Electronic Commerce Research Centre
   

Harrow Vitality Profiles - combining local and national information

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Sue Kaminska
Harrow Council
   

Building great sandcastles: the importance of understanding your decorations and building solid foundations

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John Maslen
Geowise

 

   

Digital National Framework - potential roles

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Alan Smith
ONS
   

The North East Economic Model

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Andrew Hunt
Durham Business School

David Mell
North East Regional Information Partnership

 

 

Using Geovisualisation in Local Government

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Robert Radburn
Leicestershire County Council

Jason Dykes
giCentre, City University

 

 

Rural Statistics - Fit for purpose?

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John Shepherd
Birkbeck College
 

National Care Data - Shaping Local Decisions

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Chris Roebuck
Informational Centre for Health and Social Care

 

Understanding Population Trends and Processes

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John Stillwell
University of Leeds





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