This map shows the clusters of urban life as determined by a diversity based scan algorithm using points of interest locations across a region. Algorithm: https://github.com/ischlo/divbscan Research project: https://github.com/ischlo/deconstructing_neighborhoods

This map shows the ferry links that were manually added in order to create a fully connected network linking all the census areas in Great Britain.

this map shows a level in the hierarchy of Londons neighborhoods determined from mobility data of local residents. Only the activity by local residents within 3km from their home is looked at.

This map shows the neighbourhood boundaries of Haringey according to it's residents mobility patterns.

This map shows the neighbourhood boundaries of Westminster according to it's residents mobility patterns.

This map shows with red dots the public transport stations in London and the polygons correspond to expected catchment areas for each one. These correspond to Voronoi polygons for each point coordinates of a station.

This map shows the areas of the city that are within 5,10,15 minutes of a public transport station. The stations are tube and train, bus stops are not considered.

This network is a test sample for the mediums analysis of the MOMA artworks. Each word (node) represents a medium/technique that is used in the artwork and a link (edge) between two words means that there are artworks that used both.

This interactive map shows different centrality measures of the London tube network.

Code to plot a logistic growth model and see the evolution of the result step by step

Analysis of the Venice street network