Monthly Archives: Mar 2019
Cambridge Biomedical Campus
How teleworking may reduce commuting demand in Cambridge
Author: Li WAN Data Source: UK Census 2011, ONS Assumption: Click here for the online maps
Reblog-the future role of the SME sector in housing supply
Source: Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology The average number of housing completions (DCLG, 2015): From 1990 to pre-crisis: 181,000 per year in the UK and 143,000 in England After crisis to 2015: 140,000 in the UK and 115,000 in England From 2014: annual deliveries are back at 1990 levels. At present, around …
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Reblog-CSIC and Smart Cambridge plan to improve journeys to work
Reblog-A Python Primer for Matlab Users
Reblog-Digital Planning in London
Investigating Modes of Commuting in GCGP
To clean the flow data, set up maximum distance threshold for Bus (40km), Bicycle (20km), Foot (10km), and AllOtherModes (40km)
Average distance travelled by mode: England, 2011
Average distance travelled by purpose: England, 2017
Purpose All modes (mile) All modes (km) Commuting 9.1 14.6 Business 18.8 30.2 Education / escort education 2.9 4.6 Shopping 3.9 6.3 Other escort 5.1 8.2 Personal business 5.1 8.3 Leisure3 10.7 17.1 Other including just walk 1.0 1.6 All purposes 6.8 10.9
