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...found this really useful for checking an R-package before submission to CRAN!

Understanding Inequalities Conference 2020 will include research from the Understanding Inequalities project team inc: susan mcvie Gwilym Pryce Kitty Lymperopoulou Cristina Iannelli David Manley Dan Olner Andrew Bell Adriana Duta Monsuru Adepeju Ben Matthews Babak Jahanshahi Dr Kath Murray and many more!

Today I’m helping run a workshop introducing #rstats for criminologists together with @sh_langton Wouter Steenbeek Monsuru Adepeju and Christophe Vandeviver as part of @crim2019 which we’re running for free to help people from around Europe work with spatial data

d 1st WG-PLACE paper @ d ongoing @crim2019 by @p_danielsson. Matt Ashby, MMU Crime & Well-Being Big Data Centre, @sh_langton, Understanding Inequalities project, Wouter Steenbeek.

Monsuru Adepeju presenting comparative research on inequalities in exposure to crime @crim2019 European Society of Criminology Understanding Inequalities project #WG-PLACE

It’s great to see over 50 presentations in the crime and place strand at @crim2019, more than ever before and in a beautiful venue. Thank you @sh_langton Monsuru Adepeju Wouter Steenbeek and others for organising everything so well!

Matt Ashby @crim2019 @sh_langton Monsuru Adepeju Wouter Steenbeek A reinforced thankyou to all involved with organising these excellent panels.

Great to listen to Jeff Brantingham @pjbrant summarising a decade of predictive policing research, including its value vs standard analysis and algorithms being no more biased than humans

Here's a blog post on how Twitter data can be used to understand citizens' sentiments on a political issue - a case of 2nd Scottish Referendum blog.politics.ox.ac.uk/indiref2-twitt…

Check out our latest blog on the inequalities in the exposure to crime under crime drop.

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New pre-print with Fatai Jimoh in which we develop interesting solutions to the geocoding and signif. testing challenges of sentiment analysis of social media data. osf.io/preprints/soca…

Our article that explores long-term instability in the exposure to crime at micro places is now available open access. Thanks to @sh_langton MMU Crime & Well-Being Big Data Centre Understanding Inequalities project link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Check out our new R package 'Opitools' for analyzing the opinions expressed in big social media data: cran.r-project.org/web/packages/o…. Research funded by Understanding Inequalities project MMU Crime & Well-Being Big Data Centre

Here's our new article that demonstrates how 'Opitools' package can be deployed to assess public opinions on neighbourhood policing during the pandemic: scirp.org/journal/paperi…. Research funded by Understanding Inequalities project MMU Crime & Well-Being Big Data Centre

Still time to apply to join our team as a Research Associate in #QuantitativeResearch in #crime, #justice and #policing Click to apply manmetjobs.mmu.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/r…

Check out my newly published software article for statistical-based opinion analyses of big digital text documents joss.theoj.org/papers/10.2110… Click here to explore the utilities of the software: manalytics.github.io/opitools/index…. MMU Crime & Well-Being Big Data Centre Understanding Inequalities project

Just published another package in R ('stppSim' - for generating artificial spatiotemporal point patterns. Check it out: cran.r-project.org/web/packages/s….

New study protocol with Meng Le (Sheffield) and @gy15rtgeography exploring the impacts of online crime maps on house prices: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…