Peter Congdon is a quantitative geographer whose interests include geographic epidemiology, the application of spatial statistical methods to area health and health survey data, and spatial demography. Since 2001 he has been a Research Professor in the School of Geography. He has authored a range of articles and books, including ‘Bayesian Hierarchical Models: with Applications using R’ (CRC, 2019) and ‘Applied Bayesian Modelling’ (Wiley, 2014).
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Spatial Epidemiology
Health geography
Chronic Disease Epidem...
urban environments and...
mental ill health
suicidology
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Peter Congdon is a quantitative geographer whose interests include geographic epidemiology, the application of spatial statistical methods to area health and health survey data, and spatial demography. Since 2001 he has been a Research Professor in the School of Geography. He has authored a range of articles and books, including ‘Bayesian Hierarchical Models: with Applications using R’ (CRC, 2019) and ‘Applied Bayesian Modelling’ (Wiley, 2014).
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