John Mooney
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Research Fellow (GIS)+44 (0)207 133 4131j.mooney@londonmet.ac.uk |
Interests and Expertise
• Geographic data processing and analysis
• Mapping geographic flows
• Spatially and temporally detailed population mapping
• Spatial data infrastructure
John Mooney has worked in regional government and the insurance industry. He has a PhD in Geography (Thesis: Derivation of Spatially Structured Population Data in the Context of Major Hazard Accident Modelling) and an MSc in IT & GIS (Thesis: Prototyping a Historical Temporal GIS).
Publications
Journal articles
Walker G.P., Mooney J. and Pratts D. (2000) The people and the hazard: the spatial context of major accident hazard management in Britain Applied Geography, 20: 119-135.
Book chapters
John Mooney with Walker G. (2010) Modelling and Risk in Spatial Context: Major Accident Hazards in the UK. in Coanus, T. , Comby, J. , Duchêne, F. and Martinais, E. (eds) Risques et territoires - Interroger et comprendre la dimension locale de quelques risques contemporains. Paris, Editions Tec & Doc: 97-106
Reports
Carling, J. and Mooney, J (2006) Spatial analysis of economic flows in North East England (downloadable from the NERIP website here)
Mooney J. and Walker G.P. (2002) The Derivation and Use of Population Data for Major Accident Hazard Modelling HSE Research Report Series, 410/2002. Sudbury, Suffolk: HSE.
Walker, G. and Mooney, J.F. (1998) Spatially Referenced Population Data for Land Use Planning Advice HSE Research Report Series 189/1998. Sudbury, Suffolk: HSE.
