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The MSc in Society and Space provides a rigorous grounding in key theoretical, philosophical, methodological and substantive debates relevant to the critical study of society-space relationships. It provides training in a range of research methodologies, from both qualitative and quantitative perspectives. It also offers participants the opportunity to develop this generic set of theoretical and methodological understandings in the substantive areas of human geography research at the University of Bristol including the geographies of neoliberalism; knowledge and performativity; and philosophy, policy and practice in spatial modelling.

La Open Source Geospatial Foundation ha sido creada para promover y construir el software geoespacial abierto de la más alta calidad. El objetivo de la fundación es promover el uso y desarrollo colaborativo de proyectos liderados por la comunidad.

LooseGrid is a laboratory for interdisciplinary research in the city exploring the relationships between the urban space, art and new technologies. It takes the form of a computer-based network built as a creative environment where residents of local districts and researchers can work together exploring the urban space through the generation of creative feedback.

GVL provides expertise in scientific visualization, virtual reality, 3D modeling, augmented reality, location based services, geoVisualization, GIS, physically based modeling, gaming technologies, simulations, cluster computing, distributed databases, web application development, and technology transfer to its clients.

The Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc.® (OGC) is a non-profit, international, voluntary consensus standards organization that is leading the development of standards for geospatial and location based services.