David Martin

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David Martin is affiliated with the following schools: University of Bristol, University of Oxford, Cardiff University, University of Manchester, University of Southampton

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David Martin

Earth Sciences

#2760

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#3705

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Geography

#604

World Rank

#837

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David Martin's Degrees

Bachelors Geography University of Manchester
PhD Geography University of Oxford

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David Martin's Published Works

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The Index of Multiple Deprivation 2000 and accessibility effects on health (2004) (204)
An Assessment of Surface and Zonal Models of population (1996) (151)
Increasing the sophistication of access measurement in a rural healthcare study. (2002) (134)
Zone design for environment and health studies using pre-aggregated data. (2005) (129)
A multilevel analysis of the effects of rurality and social deprivation on premature limiting long term illness (2001) (119)
Market-Area Analysis and Accessibility to Primary Health-Care Centres (1992) (99)
The Application of Zone-Design Methodology in the 2001 UK Census (2001) (98)
Maintaining Existing Zoning Systems Using Automated Zone-Design Techniques: Methods for Creating the 2011 Census Output Geographies for England and Wales (2011) (94)
The (mis)Representation of Rural Deprivation (2000) (93)
Extending the automated zoning procedure to reconcile incompatible zoning systems (2003) (91)
Refining Population Surface Models: Experiments with Northern Ireland Census Data (2000) (73)
Taking the Bus: Incorporating Public Transport Timetable Data into Health Care Accessibility Modelling (2008) (66)
What Determines Geographical Variation in Rates of Acceptance onto Renal Replacement Therapy in England? (1999) (61)
Developing a Flexible Framework for Spatiotemporal Population Modeling (2015) (60)
Automatic neighbourhood identification from population surfaces (1998) (50)
The Predictive Use of GIS to Model Property Valuations (1994) (43)
Geographical aspects of the uptake of renal replacement therapy in England (1998) (42)
The case for small area microdata (2005) (40)
Estimating the spatial distribution of the population of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia using remotely sensed built land cover and height data (2013) (39)
On Measures of Deprivation and the Spatial Allocation of Resources for Primary Health Care (1994) (38)
Interrelations between three proxies of health care need at the small area level: an urban/rural comparison (2002) (37)
Last of the censuses? The future of small area population data (2006) (34)
The visualization of socio-economic GIS data using virtual reality tools (1996) (33)
Towards the Geographies of the 2001 UK Census of Population (2000) (32)
Development of a geographical framework for census workplace data (2013) (30)
Spatio-Temporal Population Modelling for Enhanced Assessment of Urban Exposure to Flood Risk (2016) (29)
Geographically intelligent disclosure control for flexible aggregation of census data (2009) (26)
Bringing the Missing Million Home: Correcting the 1991 Small Area Statistics for Undercount (2002) (24)
The integration of socioeconomic and physical resource data for applied land management information systems (1993) (22)
Embedding e-learning in geographical practice (2007) (21)
Evaluation of Gridded Population Models Using 2001 Northern Ireland Census Data (2011) (21)
The use of GIS in the analysis of diverse urban databases (1994) (19)
Directions in Population GIS (2011) (18)
Neighbourhoods and area statistics in the post 2001 census era (2004) (17)
Management of out-of-hours calls by a general practice cooperative: a geographical analysis of telephone access and consultation. (2011) (17)
A Comparison of Small-Area Population Estimation Techniques Using Built-Area and Height Data, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (2016) (15)
Progress report:24 hour gridded population models (2010) (15)
Population 24/7: building time-specific population grid models (2009) (14)
Do Telephones Overcome Geographical Barriers to General Practice Out-Of-Hours Services? Mixed-Methods Study of Parents with Young Children (2010) (14)
Getting the Foundations Right: Spatial Building Blocks for Official Population Statistics (2013) (13)
Fine spatial resolution residential land-use data for small-area population mapping: a case study in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (2015) (13)
Understanding the Social Geography of Census Undercount (2010) (12)
Origin-destination geodemographics for analysis of travel to work flows (2018) (11)
Problems of spatial linkage of a geo-referenced Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) dataset to a population census: A case study of Egypt (2012) (11)
Social Media and Disasters: Applying a New Conceptual Framework to the Case of Storm Desmond (2016) (10)
Spatio-temporal population modelling as improved exposure information for risk assessments tested in the Autonomous Province of Bolzano (2018) (10)
Putting the census on the web: lessons from two case studies (1998) (10)
An Improved Index for Urban Population Distribution Mapping Based on Nighttime Lights (DMSP-OLS) Data: An Experiment in Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia (2021) (10)
Linking UK public geospatial data to build 24/7 space-time specific population surface models (2010) (9)
An analysis of gainsharing in a health care setting. (1994) (9)
Data-informed targets for suicide prevention: a small-area analysis of high-risk suicide regions in Australia (2019) (8)
Using semantic indexing to improve searching performance in web archives (2013) (7)
The Use of GIS in Census Planning (1999) (7)
How far is a long distance? An assessment of the issue of scale in the relationship between limiting long-term illness and long-distance migration in England and Wales (2018) (7)
Social Media and Disasters (2019) (7)
Social Media during a Sustained Period of Crisis: The Case of the UK Storms (2017) (6)
Challenges in the Reuse of Learning Materials: Technical Lessons from the Delivery of an Online GIS MSc Module (2009) (6)
Gridded population data for the UK – redistribution models and applications (2009) (5)
Developing E-Learning in Geography. (2008) (5)
Administrative Data Quality: Investigating Record-Level Address Accuracy in the Northern Ireland Health Register (2018) (5)
People and places: Understanding geographical accuracy in administrative data from the census and healthcare systems (2016) (5)
Population 24/7: building space-time specific population surface models (2010) (4)
Exploiting Semantic Annotation of Content with Linked Open Data (LoD) to Improve Searching Performance in Web Repositories of Multi-disciplinary Research Data (2015) (4)
Quantitative health research in an emerging information economy. (1998) (4)
Society for Social Medicine annual meeting 2000 (2000) (4)
Review: Complex Spatial Systems: The Modelling Foundations of Urban and Regional Analysis, GeoComputation, the Creative City: A Toolkit for Urban Innovators (2001) (3)
Exchanging e-learning materials, modules and students (2009) (3)
Socio-Economic Applications of Geographic Information Science. Edited by DAVID KIDNER, GARY HIGGS, and SEAN WHITE (London: Taylor & Francis, 2002). [Pp. xiii + 287]. ISBN 0-415-27910-0. Price £70.00. Hardback. (2004) (2)
The Role of Social Networking in Small Island Communities: Lessons from the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season (2019) (2)
Assessing Twitter Geocoding Resolution (2018) (2)
Socio-demographic data sources for monitoring locality health profiles and geographical planning of primary health care in the UK (2010) (2)
Social media during multi-hazard disasters: lessons from the Kaikoura Earthquake 2016 (2017) (1)
Census and population analysis (2008) (1)
Developing a National Geodemographic Classification of Workplace Zones (2020) (1)
A multilevel analysis of the e V ects of rurality and social deprivation on premature limiting long term illness (2000) (1)
Narrative extraction through the detection and characterisation of national and local events (2016) (1)
A Graph Testing Framework for Provenance Network Analytics (2018) (1)
Zone design for statistical disclosure control in administrative and linked microdata (2017) (0)
Reviews: Rethinking Maps: New Frontiers in Cartographic Theory, Terrorism, Risk, and the Global City: Toward Urban Resilience, Mortgage Markets Worldwide, Planning the Night-Time City, Designs on the Public: The Private Lives of New York's Public Spaces (2010) (0)
GIS education by another name?:geographical referencing for social scientists (2008) (0)
Exploring zone design methods for a small-area environmental epidemiology study (2002) (0)
Information Management for Better Outcomes in New Zealand: The New Zealand Health Information Strategy (1997) (0)
Investigating address accuracy in a key administrative data source (2017) (0)
Creating a new framework for census workplace data (2015) (0)
Geodemographic travel to work flows into London, UK (2016) (0)
Social Media Tools for the Bottom of the Pyramid (2010) (0)
Towards a Unified Narrative-Centric Spatial Clustering Model of Social Media Volunteered Geographic Information (2017) (0)
GIS-based zone design for an epidemiological study of airborne dioxins and cancer in Denmark (2004) (0)
Crowd-annotation and LoD-based semantic indexing of content in multi-disciplinary web repositories to improve search results (2017) (0)
Wrigley comparison need at the small area level : an urban / rural Interrelations between three proxies of health care (2002) (0)
Assessing population surface models using the Northern Ireland Census grid square resource (2007) (0)
A Review of: “Census Users' Handbook Edited by S. OPENSHAW” (1996) (0)
Reflections, lessons learnt and conclusions (2008) (0)

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