These pages detail outputs from a collaborative project being undertaken by staff from Queen's University Belfast and Belfast City Council. The project is exploring the use of spatial data analysis in designing and implementing policies, and managing resources in the city.
The Centre works with partners on a range of projects to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
To address all 17 of the UN SDGs involves an awareness of place or location.
Geographical Information Science and spatial data analysis are fundamental to address the global challenges of sustainability of life and our planet.
Health and Wellbeing
SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF DEMENTIA, MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND AGEING
COVID-19 RESEARCH
SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE, SOCIAL DEPRIVATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT
SPACE: Supportive environments for Physical and social Activity, healthy ageing and CognitivE health
Sustainable Cities
Urban ARK: Assessment, Risk management, and Knowledge for coastal flood management in urban areas
UPSURGE : City-centred approach to catalyse nature-based solutions through the EU Regenerative Urban Lighthouse for pollution alleviation and regenerative development.
Culture and Heritage
Stone Weathering
Living Museums Project
Mapping the Belfast Blitz
