Research associate at the @MMU_BDC working on the @U_Inequalities project. Research interests include spatial modelling, big data analytics and open-GIS.
Check out my newly published software article for statistical-based opinion analyses of big digital text documents https://t.co/hQVfvhesYU Click here to explore the utilities of the software: https://t.co/FgPVhzei2D. @MMU_BDC@U_Inequalities
@Bardammy Thanks for your kind words bro. And, I am glad to connect with you on this platform. Well, police establishments in general are faced with many challenges. But, I agree with you that Nigeria Police will benefit a great from modern policing research.
Here's our new article that demonstrates how 'Opitools' package can be deployed to assess public opinions on neighbourhood policing during the pandemic: https://t.co/hPjwWsvfxv. Research funded by @U_Inequalities@MMU_BDC
Check out our new R package 'Opitools' for analyzing the opinions expressed in big social media data: https://t.co/BGWHosWOSv. Research funded by @U_Inequalities@MMU_BDC
Our article that explores long-term instability in the exposure to crime at micro places is now available open access. Thanks to @sh_langton@MMU_BDC@U_Inequalities
https://t.co/Pl6zwYZtb6
New pre-print with @fataijimoh8 in which we develop interesting solutions to the geocoding and signif. testing challenges of sentiment analysis of social media data. https://t.co/XbrLFW76bW
Have poor and affluent neighbourhoods benefited equally from the #CrimeDrop? Read our latest blog on shifting inequality in exposure to crime in Glasgow and Birmingham by researchers @AdepejuMonsuru
, @LymKitty and @sh_langton@ManMetUni to find out https://t.co/dmzSF0VQxn
Here's a blog post on how Twitter data can be used to understand citizens' sentiments on a political issue - a case of 2nd Scottish Referendum https://t.co/inIzxZ1IY1
Great to listen to Jeff Brantingham @pjbrant summarising a decade of predictive policing research, including its value vs standard analysis and algorithms being no more biased than humans
It’s great to see over 50 presentations in the crime and place strand at @crim2019, more than ever before and in a beautiful venue. Thank you @sh_langton@AdepejuMonsuru @WouterSteenbeek and others for organising everything so well!