Research from Understanding Society and UK Census data has been used to create a dataset that mimics the adult population in England, Scotland, and Wales, allowing researchers to model the potential impact of health interventions and policies. This dataset is now available in the UK Data Service’s collection.
Nik Lomax, the SIPHER Consortium Co-Lead on Data & System Monitoring and Policy Microsimulation, who is also the Professor of Population Geography at the University of Leeds, talks to us about how the process of creating this synthetic dataset works.
This is the first podcast in our series about these datasets and the SIPHER Consortium. Interview by Rodney Appleyard, Communications and Stakeholder Manager for the UK Data Service.
Dharmi Kapadia, a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Manchester and one of the authors of the EVENS book, talks to Rodney...
Dr. Neli Demireva, Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Sociology at the University of Essex, who is a co-author of the book: Pioneering Social Research:...
One of our Census experts, Nigel de Noronha, who is a Research Associate for the UK Data Service, provides some interesting insights on the...
