LIDA is co-producing research and innovation between the academic, commercial, government and third sector communities. Below are examples of projects conducted by researchers from LIDA and our partners.
Uptake of schemes encouraging farmers to help improve and maintain the environment varies across England. The main factors influencing uptake are having previous experience and how many hectares are farmed. ...
This project developed a dashboard using R Shiny in order to investigate insights regarding a proposed motorbike ban in Hanoi. The dashboard will be used as a tool to import findings of the Hanoi travel survey from 26,000 households from the wider research team, so that they can be communicated...
Dwelling-level water consumption data are a useful tool to identify tourist dwellings and to infer their occupancy patterns, with tremendous potential as a timely indicator of tourism activity ...
OpenStreetMap data has the potential to transform how transport infrastructure planning is done, yet currently its application for (accessible) active travel infrastructure planning is restricted due to the lack of more refined information about highway attributes. ...
This study investigated the geodemographic attributes of patients most affected by the drop in the urgent cancer referrals pathway during the pandemic. ...
Consumer data can provide insight in to a wide range of human activity, but there is a trade-off between privacy and utility of the data. Project overview Consumer data collected by commercial providers have huge potential for a range of research purposes but can be challenging to access...
Hospitals and healthcare organisations are required to produce datasets for a variety of different reasons. Historically these datasets have been assembled without coordination or standardization. This makes combining and comparing datasets very difficult. The purpose of the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP)...
This project used urban footfall data from Leeds City Council to analyse and model the impacts of COVID-19 lockdown policies on the ambient population of Leeds City Centre. The COVID-19 pandemic led to lockdowns being implemented all over the world, including in the UK. The aims of the...
Childhood tooth decay is a considerable public health issue. Nearly one quarter (23.4%) of 5-year-old children in England in 2019 had experience of dental decay - that same year 37,406 children were admitted to hospital for extraction of decayed teeth under general anaesthetic. Dental decay in childhood is clearly associated...
The aim of this project is to examine the demographic characteristics and criminal careers of young people aged 10 – 19 years who cause physical, emotional, psychological or financial harm to their parents or care givers. The two datasets employed in this study were provided by a large Northern police force as part of an earlier...