Publicprofiler.org Website Review

The world family name mapping website uses many new and up to date sources to tell you where in the world people with your family name are found. Additionally, we provide lots of interesting facts and figures about the people who share your family name. Onomap is a research methodology, based on an academic project, which allows users to clas*ify family and given names into groups that share The Great Britain Family Name Mapping website presents the findings of a project based at University College London (UCL) that investigated the geography of surnames in Great Britain, both current and historic. It allows users to search the databases that we have created, and to The Census Profiler website creates maps for every UK Census variable at national, regional and local neighbourhood levels. This website provides a simple interface to visualise the educational geographies of England. State-of-the-art resources to support learning in GIScience and geospatial an*lysis. Includes an online encyclopaedia of terms and educational resources to support the third edition of a bestselling textbook. A one stop shop for the latest developments in GI Systems We are leaders in training and research in spatial an*lysis. We have also created a range of spatial information tools for profiling the We believe that the best practice arises out of the best research, and the primary goal of publicprofiler is to link world clas* spatial science research to cutting edge public sector applications. University College London hosts one of the world’s leading clusters of spatial scientists with research interests across a range of application areas and sectors. Our work has appeared throughout the international peer reviewed literature. We believe that openness to scrutiny is the best test of methods and applications that are robust and safe to use. Nowhere is this more important than in public sector decision making, where it is key to stakeholder involvement. We believe we are creating an accessible and refreshingly open learning and knowledge transfer