I also plan to engage with different public groups to disseminate my findings, to collect feedback on methods and approaches, to identify future research questions and to elicit further quantitative and qualitative data. general public, specific publics such as local school children or those suffering with poor health (I am currently planning work with a local charity), and local businesses who are involved in air quality management, environmental protection and town asia rcs data planning. My current plan is to work locally, but my air quality findings indicate larger urban areas may be a very interesting place to conduct public participatory work as these experience the highest levels of nitrogen dioxide air pollution.
I am also dedicated to capacity development, teaching and training. I currently run a GIS group at the University of York to enable learning and networking across departments and am passionate about developing this further with staff, students and fellow GIS specialists across the land!
Overall I am excited to be a Data Impact Fellow with the UK Data Service and look forward to developing my research impact over the next two years in the scheme!