Introduction
- Web Page about the MoSeS Technical Meeting on 2008-04-29.
- Contents
People
Documentation
Agenda
- ESRC Research Resources Board Mid October
- Want a document highlighting main NCeSS/MoSeS achievements and potential.
- How do we measure MoSeS node impact?
- Policy practitioner uptake
- Discipline impact
- Sustainabilty
Notes
- Potential end users of MoSeS demographic modelling
- 3 types of user
- Public sector
- Local and Regional Regeneration
- Ecotowns
- Where are we going to put them?
- What is their impact on services and other communities?
- Health and Social Services
- All Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) are potentially interested in MoSeS demographic forecasts.
- Interest specifically in elderly population group as these have a high demand for health and social care services.
- Problems with getting data from PCTs on the supply side.
- There is perhaps useful experience in NCeSS in dealing with NHS
- Rob has a friend Monica Temple(?) working on emergency response to health planning
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- Education
- More interest at the other end of the age spectrum.
- Mark has a meeting with some HEFCE people in October about University/Student populations
- Schools
- Private companies
- Service sector companies doing geodemographic work
- Knowledge Transfer
- ESRC Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
- ESRC Follow-On Funding (FOF) Scheme
- FAQ
- Possibility to get subsidised involvement for a Primary Care Trust (PCT) or an organisation like Education Leeds
- NCeSS hub prepared to help with this.
- Rob to look/ask for further information and distribute.
- Turning MoSeS into a Service
- There is interest from planners in turning MoSeS into a service and this is harmonious with modelling and simulation research objectives
- This synergy will help this activity be sustainable.
- The practice should develop new research outputs which in turn can be put into practice...
- Need to develop a business case
- NCeSS Hub prepared to help
- ESRC Centre for Simulation and Modelling
- Discussion with ESRC are wanted to consider sustainability options to make the most of the NCeSS programme/investment
- 4 PHD students on related work
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- René Jordan
- GENESIS person
- Canadian
- GENESIS
- more research focussed than MoSeS.
- Risk that MoSeS work does not get fully used in anything other than further research.
- Simulating small areas
- Agent based modelling
- This will draw in the population data from MoSeS and potentially feedback into the various dynamic simulation model components e.g migration
- How many empty residences are there in an area?
- Are they available - rentable/up for sale?
- Sustainability
- Overlaps with Knowledge Transfer
- Academic development fund from the University of Leeds
- More teaching focussed
- Interdisciplinary Institutes
- We could target specifically geography funding as well as e-Social Science funding.
- We need to have a good level of security and develop trust in this security with the users.
- How to deliver to the results?
- There are issues to do with the derived data
- What ae we allowed to give away?
- This is somewhat a grey area.
- Need for approved researcher status?
- National Data Strategy (NDS)
- How to make further inroads into the interested community.
- What else to go into the two pages?
- Workflow of how someone gets some population data and visualisations
- List High profile presentation/publication of MoSeS
- EU Asia Grid
- An exercise in transferring the modelling techniques of MoSeS.
- It should be straightforward to run MoSeS on EGEE.
- What is hard is to deal with the specific types of data.
- How easy is it to do demographic modelling for other countries?
- There is a continuum from little or poor state provision/collection of demographic data to state collection that is far better that of the UK, for example Sweden, where there is a registration system.
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- Miscellaneous
Actions
- Andy to distribute notes...
References