Oliver Duke-Williams

Oliver Duke-Williams completed his PhD in the School of Geography at the University of Leeds and is now Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director of CIDER, working remotely from his home in Walthamstow, London. His research interests include methods and reasons for collecting and using small area interaction data, the effects of disclosure control on Census and survey data, and dissemination of data sets so as to promote their widespread usage. As part of the ESRC Census Programme, he also directs a research network which explores the potential benefits and implications of distributing census data via data feed APIs rather than the traditional bulk methods used with previous censuses.

Publications

Temporal and Spatial Consistency
Temporal and Spatial Consistency
Oliver Duke-Williams, John Stillwell. © 2013. 22 pages.
One of the major problems challenging time series research based on stock and flow data is the inconsistency that occurs over time due to changes in variable definition, data...
Exchanging E-Learning Materials, Modules, and Students
Exchanging E-Learning Materials, Modules, and Students
Samuel Leung, David Martin, Richard Treves, Oliver Duke-Williams. © 2009. 18 pages.
In contrast to other Web-based resources, e-learning materials are not always exchangeable and shareable. Although transferring electronic documents between networked computers...