Useful ontologies

This is the bibliography/reading list of Anthony Beck for the LLUCAS project. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

General data analytics links - mainly python

These are the sprint archives/summaries of Anthony Beck. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

LUCAS seminar Urban Energy Microsimulation - Presentation by Darren Robinson

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IEA Repository presentation. The guts of a presentation I created for Darren Robinson.

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Details about how the research objects held on DARTPortal we're migrating to the Leeds Institutional repository.

These are the sprint archives/summaries of Anthony Beck. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

Installing Guest additions

What does a global address framework look like a presentation I gave at the British Computing Society in London.

These are the sprint archives/summaries of Anthony Beck. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

These are the sprint archives/summaries of Anthony Beck. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

These are the sprint archives/summaries of Anthony Beck. Anthony is a part time (60% Full Time Equivalence (FTE)) researcher on the Leverhulme Trust funded project Sustaining Urban Habitats - an interdisciplinary approach led by Prof Darren Robinson.

Creating AB+ from ABPrem

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This is the abstract for a talk I gave recently at the Open University

This is a place where I am forming thoughts/discussions about licensing and the ADS in relation to the DART archive.

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This post demonstrates how to transform/reproject co-ordinates under python

I had an interview with the Ordnance Survey in Southampton at their funky new (well new to me) building yesterday. I wouldn't normally talk/blog about such things however, this experience was most interesting.

Taken from a mindmap

URLs used:

• http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#pandocs-markdown
• https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Mathematics
• https://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc-citeproc
• http://blog.martinfenner.org/2013/06/17/what-is-scholarly-markdown/
• http://blog.yoavram.com/citations-in-markdown-using-pandoc/
• http://2012-2013.chriskrycho.com/web/markdown-and-academic-writing/
• http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/
• http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#pandocs-markdown
• http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc-citeproc
• http://www.surefoss.org/publishing-publizieren/all-you-need-is-text-markdown-via-pandoc-for-academia/
• http://blog.martinfenner.org/about.html
• https://github.com/karthik/markdown_science

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Setting up a web2py in a virtual environment Arch Linux

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Setting up rsr under web2py in a virtual environment under Arch Linux Install flot.js

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Set up a python environment where I can run multiple self contained versions of python under virtualenv.

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The python environments then need populating with libraries etc. This is the place to get some standard setups

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To configure the Pycharm development environment to use a specific virtual environment. This is specifically concerning using pycharm with git.

Through DART (and it's data repository) we have established an ongoing research relationship with Prof Toby Mottram (professor of automated agriculture) at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) formerly the Royal Agricultural College) in Cirencester. We are currently collaborating on maintaining long-term soil moisture and temperature measurements which Prof Mottram hopes to extend with distributed soil moisture monitoring techniques. We are also looking at how spatially enabled automated telemetry capture systems on agricultural implements may be used to determine localised soil characteristics (some of which may be indicative of archaeological deposits or may be useful for helping to determine geophysical approaches). The underlying thinking is that farmers can collect useful heritage monitoring data as a by-product of things they already do (i.e. there is no additional effort in the data collection process). The range of potential impacts is likely to improve as farmers and other landholders embrace data rich precision agriculture techniques.