A full list of my academic outputs – up to date as of November 2018 – can be found below. Open Access papers have been highlighted, and can be picked up via my Google Scholar page or ResearchGate.
Journal Papers
Manley, E., Dennett, A. 2019. New Forms of Data for Understanding Urban Activity in Developing Countries. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy. In Press. [OA]
Coutrot, A., Silva, R., Manley, E., Conroy Dalton, R., Wiener, J. M., Hölscher, C., Bohbot, V., Hornberger, M., Spiers, H. 2018. Global Determinants of Navigation Ability. Current Biology. 28(17), 2861-2866.
Sulis, P., Manley, E. Zhong, C., Batty, M. 2018. Using mobility data as proxy for measuring urban vitality. Journal of Spatial Information Science. 16, 137-162.
Manley, E., Cheng, T. 2018. Exploring the Role of Spatial Cognition in Predicting Urban Traffic Flow through Agent-based Modeling. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice. 109, 14-23. [OA]
Demsar, U., Reades, J., Manley, E., Batty, M. 2018. Revisiting the past: Replicating fifty-year-old flow analysis using contemporary taxi flow data. Annals of the American Association of Geographers.
Manley, E., Zhong, C., Batty, M. 2016. Spatiotemporal Variation in Travel Regularity through Transit User Profiling. Transportation. 45(3), 703-732.
Mazur, M., Manley, E. 2016. Exploratory Models in a time of Big Data. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews. 41 (4). 366-382. [OA]
Reades, J., Zhong, C., Manley, E., Milton, R., Batty, M. 2016. Finding Pearls in London’s Oysters. Built Environment. 42 (3), 365-381.
Manley, E. 2016. Estimating the Topological Structure of Spatial Knowledge. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy. 9. 2. 165-189. [OA]
Zhong, C., Batty, M., Manley, E., Wang, J., Wang, Z., Chen, F. and Schmitt, G., 2016. Variability in Regularity: Mining Temporal Mobility Patterns in London, Singapore and Beijing Using Smart-Card Data. PLOS ONE, 11(2), e0149222. [OA]
Manley, E. 2015. Estimating Urban Traffic Patterns through Probabilistic Interconnectivity of Road Network Junctions. PLOS ONE. 10(5): e0127095. [OA]
Manley, E., Addison, J.D., Cheng, T. 2015. Shortest Path or Anchor-Based Route Choice: A Large-Scale Empirical Analysis of Minicab Routing in London. Journal of Transport Geography. 43. 123-139. [OA]
Zhong, C., Manley, E., Muller, S., Batty, M., Schmitt, G. 2015. Measuring Variability of Mobility Patterns from Multiday Smart-card Data. Journal of Computational Science. 9. 125-130.
Manley, E., Orr, S., Cheng, T. 2015. A Heuristic Model of Bounded Route Choice in Urban Areas. Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies. [OA]
Manley, E. 2014. Identifying Functional Urban Regions within Traffic Flow. Regional Studies Regional Science. 1. 1. 40-42. [OA]
Manley, E., Cheng, T., Penn, A., Emmonds, A. 2014. A framework for simulating large-scale complex urban traffic dynamics through hybrid agent-based modelling. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems. 44. 27-36. [OA]
Cheng, T., Haworth, J., Manley, E. 2012. Advances in Geocomputation (1996-2011). Computers, Environment and Urban Systems. 36. 6. 481-487.
Book Chapters
Cheshire, J., Batty, M., Reades, J., Longley, P., Manley, E. and Milton, R., 2019. CyberGIS for Analyzing Urban Data. In CyberGIS for Geospatial Discovery and Innovation (pp. 33-52). Springer, Dordrecht.
Manley, E., Dennett, A., Serras, J., Zachariadis, V., Batty. M. 2016. Visualising London’s Traffic: Flow and Activity in a 21st Century City. Traffic in Towns: The Next 50 Years.
Batty, M., Manley, E., Milton, R., Reades, J. Smart London. Imagining the Future City: London 2062. London: Ubiquity Press.
Book Reviews
Manley, E. 2014. Spatial Simulation: Exploring Pattern and Process. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation. 17. 2.
Recent Conference Proceedings
Griesbauer, E-M., Manley, E., McNamee, D., Pinelo Silva, J., Allen, J., Morley, J., Silva, R., Wiener, J., Spiers, H. 2018. Evidence of Hierarchical Route Planning in London Taxi Drivers. 3rd Workshop on Models and Representations in Spatial Cognition. Tübingen, Germany.
Sulis, P., Manley, E. 2018. Exploring Similarities and Variations of Human Mobility Patterns in the City if London. Smart Data, Smart Cities. Delft, Netherlands.
Nakanishi, H., Suenaga, Y., Manley, E., Wise, S. 2018. Storm Surge Evacuation Modelling and the Visualisation of Evacuation Behaviour: A Case of Takamatsu, Japan. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2018, Leicester,
Xie, Z., Manley, E. 2017. Towards the Modelling of Public Transport Route Choice under Disruption. hEART2017. Haifa, Israel.
Sulis, P., Zhong, C., Manley, E. 2017. Mobility Data as a Proxy for Urban Vitality. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2017. Manchester.
Zhong, C., Sulis, P., Manley, E. 2017. Analysing Interlinked Urban Functions through Mobility Motifs. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2017. Manchester.
Spiers, H. J., Manley, E., Silva, R., Conroy Dalton, R., Wiener, J. M., Hölscher, C., Bohbot, V., Hornberger, M. 2016. Spatial navigation ability assessed in over 1 million people globally. Society for Neuroscience. San Diego, USA.
Murcio, R., Zhong, C., Manley, E., Batty, M. 2015. Identifying risk profiles in the London’s public transport system. 14th International Conference on Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management. Boston, USA.
Manley, E., Dennett, A., Batty, M. 2015. Using Mobile Phone Traces to Understand Activity and Mobility in Dakar, Senegal. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2015, Leeds, UK.
Demsar, U., Reades, J., Manley, E., Batty, M. 2014. Edge-Based Communities for Identification of Functional Regions in a Taxi Flow Network. Proceedings of GIScience, Vienna, Austria.
Manley, E., Cheng, T., Haworth, J. 2013. Markov Chain Topological Route Selection. Proceedings of GeoComputation 2013, Wuhan, China.
Haworth, J., Cheng, T., Manley, E. 2013. Improving Forecasting under Missing Data on Sparse Spatial Networks. Proceedings of GeoComputation 2013, Wuhan, China.
Manley, E. 2013. Estimation of the Subjective Topological Structure of Action Spaces using Learning Agents. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2013, Liverpool, UK.
Manley, E., Cheng, T., Penn, A. 2012. Modelling Movement in the City: The Influence of Individuals. Proceedings of 15th AGILE International Conference on Geographic Information Science. Avignon, France.
Chow, A.H.F., Tsapakis, I., Manley, E., Tanaksaranond, G, Heydecker, B.G., Cheng, T., Emmonds, A. 2012. Fusion of Heterogeneous Urban Traffic Data. Proceedings of 1st European Symposium on Quantitative Methods in Transportation Systems.
Manley, E., Cheng, T., Emmonds, A. 2011. Understanding Route Choice using Agent-based Simulation. Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Geocomputation, July 20-22 2011, London, UK.
Cheng, T., Anbaroglu, B., Manley, E. 2011. Spatio-Temporal Scan Statistics to Analyse Network Emergence. Proceedings of 58th Annual North American Meetings of the Regional Science Association International. Miami, USA.
Manley, E., Cheng, T. 2011. Multi-Agent Simulation of Drivers Reactions to Unexpected Incidents on Urban Road Networks. Proceedings of GIS Research UK 2011. Portsmouth, UK.
Manley, E., Cheng, T. Understanding Road Congestion as an Emergent Property of Traffic Networks. 2010. Proceedings of the International Multi-Conference on Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics. Orlando, USA
Media Publications
Manley, E. Identifying clusters of activity on London’s roads. Guardian Data Blog. 27th November 2012. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/nov/27/identifying-clusters-activity-london-roads
Manley, E. Queen’s diamond jubilee celebrations: where were the tweeting masses? Guardian Data Blog. 11th June 2012. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012 /jun/11/queen-s-diamond-jubilee-twitter-tweeting
Manley, E. Swearing on Twitter: where in London is worst for *#$%!*@*?!. Guardian Data Blog. 4th May 2012. http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/may/04/twitter-swearing-london
Selected Invited Talks
Keynote Speeches and Panel Discussions
ESRC/CONACYT Smart Cities workshop, Mexico City, Mexico – November 2017.
OECD Workshop on ‘The Impacts of Digital Transformation on Innovation across Sectors’, London, UK – Panellist – September 2017.
GeoBusiness conference, London, UK – Panellist – May 2017.
NIPA Planning Research Project, London UK – Focus Group Chair – November 2016.
COST Action Workshop, London, UK – Panellist – November 2016.
KOTI 30-year Anniversary International Workshop, Sejong, Korea – Keynote and Panellist – August 2016 – Travel and subsistence paid by organiser.
Modelling World, London, UK – Keynote – 4th June 2015 – Travel paid by organiser.
AGI GeoBig5, Belfast, UK – Keynote – 14th May 2015 – Hotel paid by organiser.
Mesh Conference, Toronto, Canada – Panel Discussion – 27th May 2014 – Travel and Subsistence paid by organiser.
Transport for London Internal Analysts Conference, London, UK – Keynote – Understanding Travel Behaviour Through Big Data Analysis – 2nd July 2014.
Auto Italia, London, UK – Big Data, Social Networks, Data Selves – Panel Discussion – 12th May 2013.
Other Invited Talks
Future Cities Laboratory, ETH Zurich in Singapore – Speaker – February 2018.
University of Munster, Munster, Germany – Speaker – November 2017 – Travel and subsistence paid by organiser.
Space Syntax, London, UK – Measuring and Modelling Spatial Cognition in the City – September 2017.
CTS @ 50, London, UK – Facing the Challenges – July 2017.
Urban Wayfinding and the Brain, London, UK – Measuring and Modelling Spatial Cognition in the City – June 2017.
Smart Card Workshop, Beijing, China – Spatiotemporal Variation in Travel Regularity through Transit User Profiling – June 2017.
American Association of Geographers conference, Boston, USA – Analysing the Spatial and Temporal Influences Behind Why We Tip – April 2017.
Summit on Human Problem Solving and Artificial Intelligence, Sonderborg, Denmark – Speaker – December 2016 – Travel and Subsistence paid by organiser.
COST Action Workshop, London, UK – Spatiotemporal Variation in Travel Regularity through Transit User Profiling – November 2016.
Socially Just Transport Group, London, UK – New Forms of Data for Understanding Urban Activity and Interaction in Developing Countries – June 2016.
Africa Centre for Population Health, Mtubatuba, South Africa – Opportunities for Data Analytics, Visual Analytics and Sensor Technology at the Africa Centre – December 2015.
McLaren Applied Technologies, Woking, UK – December 2015.
Workshop on Building Local Capacity in Understanding, Analysing and Visualising Big Data in Malaysia, London, UK – Big Data and the City – August 2015.
Association of American Geographers conference, Chicago, USA – Building Agent Populations from Big Mobility Data – March 2015.
ABM for Cities Workshop, DE2014, London, UK – December 2014.
Arup Executive Education, London, UK – Informatics and the City – November 2014 – Paid.
Urban Design Group, London, UK – Data, Technology and Urban Design – November 2014.
GeoMob, London, UK – Understanding Disruption on Public Transport Networks using Smart Card data – July 2014.
Computational Social Science Conference, Warwick, UK – Cognitive Biases in Route Choice in Urban Areas – June 2014 – Travel and Subsistence paid by organiser.
Modelling World, London, UK – Functional Resilience of the London Transport System – June 2014 – Travel paid.
London Showoff, London, UK – Why the Daily Mail Don’t Like Our Twitter Maps (but for all the wrong reasons) – April 2014.
CASA Conference, London, UK – Understanding Disruption on Public Transport Networks using Smart Card data – September 2013.
European Conference on Complex Systems, Barcelona, Spain – Understanding Disruption on Public Transport Networks using Smart Card data – September 2013.
RGS Conference, London, UK – The Utility of Geolocated Twitter Data for Understanding Language Diversity – August 2013.
Something Else for the Weekend, London, UK – The Geography of Twitter – May 2013.
Twitter, San Francisco, USA – The Geography of Twitter – April 2013.
Association of American Geographers Conference 2013, Los Angeles, USA – Incorporating Heterogeneous Spatial Cognition into Urban Road Transportation Simulation – What Improvement on Conventional Methods? – April 2013.
UCL CRUCIBLE Seminar, London, UK – Agent-based Simulation – November 2012.
European Conference on Complex Systems, Brussels, Belgium – Understanding Urban Traffic Patterns using (Big) Data and Agent-based Simulation – September 2012.
Institute of Cartographers Conference, London, UK – Modelling the Formation of Road Congestion through the Influence of Individual Behaviour – September 2012.
UCL Space Group Seminar, London, UK – Modelling the Formation of Road Congestion through the Influence of Individual Behaviour – June 2012.
Crime-Policing-Citizenship Project Launch, London, UK – Agent-based Simulation of Non-Recurrent Congestion –May 2012.
UCL Energy Institute Breakfast Seminar, London, UK – Agent-based Simulation – March 2012.
Association of American Geographers 2012, New York, USA – Integrating Agent-based Models with Macroscopic Traffic Simulation – February 2012.
UCL Geospatial Seminar Series, London, UK – Understanding and modelling non-recurrent urban road congestion – November 2011.
Association of American Geographers 2011, Seattle, USA – Modelling the Impact of Unexpected Interruptions on Road Network Performance using Agent-Based Simulation – April 2011.