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Geographic info systems & spatial data with applications to health
25/07/2025 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Where people live shapes their health. Maps show how and why.
In this Health Data Research UK Webinar Ollie Thwaites will introduce geographic information systems (GIS) and some of the common data types. He will then explain how exposure can be defined and coded, ending with some spatial analysis techniques.
Rebecca Pedrick-Case will talk about the technical aspects of large scale data linkage and experience with projects that have used this data.
Speakers
Oliver Thwaites – Data Scientist, Environment and Health Research Centre (ENVHE), Population Data Science. Swansea University Medical School
Ollie is a data scientist in the Environment and Health Research Centre (ENVHE) based at Population Data Science in Swansea University Medical School. He is funded through Health Data Research UK, working on projects under their social and environmental determinants of health and inflammation and immunity research driver programmes.
Rebecca Pedrick-Case – Research Officer and GIS Data Manager, Environment and Health Research Centre (ENVHE), Population Data Science. Swansea University Medical School
Becky is a research officer and GIS Data Manager at the Environment and Health Research Centre (ENVHE) based at Population Data Science in Swansea University Medical School, funded by Administrative Data Research Wales.
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Details
- Date:
- 25/07/2025
- Time:
-
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
- Event Category:
- Training
- Event Tags:
- Health Data Research UK, Oliver Thwaites, Rebecca Pedrick-Case, Spatial Navigation, Spatial Transcriptomics
- Website:
- https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/728e608a-f163-4072-9b9f-a91660989b8b@bbcab52e-9fbe-43d6-a2f3-9f66c43df268
Venue
- Online
- United Kingdom
Organiser
- Health Data Research UK
- enquiries@hdruk.ac.uk
- View Organiser Website



