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Zhiqiang Feng
Zhiqiang is a support officer and research fellow for the Scottish Longitudinal Studies Centre. He is based in St Andrews.
His research interests cover population geography, health geography, health inequalities, GIS, spatial analysis, longitudinal models, multilevel models, migration, commuting, and fuzzy classification.
Publications
Flowerdew, R, Feng, Z and Manley, D (2006) Constructing data zones for Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems.
Exeter, D, Feng, Z, Flowerdew, R and Boyle, P (2005) Shrinking areas and mortality: an artefact of deprivation effects? Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 59, 924-926.
Exeter, D, Boyle, P, Feng, Z, Flowerdew, R and Schierloh, N (2005) The creation of 'consistent areas through time' (CATTs) in Scotland, 1981-2001 Population Trends 119, 28-36.
Boyle, P, Exeter, D, Feng, Z and Flowerdew, R (2005) Suicide gap among young adults in Scotland: population study British Medical Journal 330, 175 - 176.
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