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Graham Clarke is affiliated with the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily spans the fields of Medicine and Social Sciences, focusing on Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Transportation, Marketing, General Health Professions, and Nutrition and Dietetics.

The scientist's work is concentrated around topics such as Urban Transport and Accessibility, Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet, Nutritional Studies and Diet, Consumer Retail Behavior Studies, Consumer Attitudes and Food Labeling, Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis, and Physical Activity and Health.

Recent publications by Graham Clarke include:

  • Objectively measuring the association between the built environment and physical activity: a systematic review and reporting framework (2022), published in International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
  • A systematic review of supermarket automated electronic sales data for population dietary surveillance (2021), published in Nutrition Reviews
  • Incorporating E-commerce into Retail Location Models (2021), published in Geographical Analysis
  • Socio-demographic determinants of physical activity and app usage from smartphone data (2021), published in Social Science & Medicine
  • Understanding Chinese tourist mobility and consumption-related behaviours in London using Sina Weibo check-ins (2020), published in Environment and Planning B Urban Analytics and City Science

Frequently chosen publication venues by Clarke include Proceedings of The Nutrition Society, International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Nutrition Reviews, Geographical Analysis, and Social Science & Medicine.

Graham Clarke collaborates regularly with several co-authors, including Michelle Morris, Victoria Jenneson, Darren C. Greenwood, Francesca Pontin, and Andy Newing.

Best Publications

  • Are differences in travel time or distance to healthcare for adults in global north countries associated with an impact on health outcomes? A systematic review

    Charlotte Kelly;Claire Hulme;Tracey Farragher;Graham Clarke

  • Intelligent GIS: Location Decisions and Strategic Planning

    Mark Birkin;Graham Clarke;Martin Clarke;Alan Wilson

  • Deriving Indicators of Access to Food Retail Provision in British Cities: Studies of Cardiff, Leeds and Bradford

    Graham Clarke;Heather Eyre;Clifford Malcolm Guy

  • The Geography of Fast Food Outlets: A Review

    Lorna K Fraser;Kimberly L. Edwards;Janet E Cade;Graham P Clarke

  • SimBritain: a spatial microsimulation approach to population dynamics

    Dimitris Ballas;Graham Clarke;Danny Dorling;Heather Eyre

  • GIS for Business and Service Planning

    Paul Longley;Graham Clarke

  • Fast Food and Obesity: A Spatial Analysis in a Large United Kingdom Population of Children Aged 13–15

    Lorna K. Fraser;Graham P. Clarke;Janet E. Cade;Kimberly L. Edwards

  • Food retail change and the growth of food deserts: a case study of Cardiff

    Cliff Guy;Graham Clarke;Heather Eyre

  • Geography Matters: Simulating the Local Impacts of National Social Policies

    Dimitrios Ballas;David Rossiter;Bethan Thomas;Graham Clarke

  • Microsimulation for urban and regional policy analysis

    G. P. Clarke

  • What is the cost of a healthy diet? Using diet data from the UK Women's Cohort Study

    Michelle A Morris;Claire Hulme;Graham P Clarke;Kimberley L Edwards

  • Retail Geography and Intelligent Network Planning

    Mark Birkin;Graham Clarke;Martin P. Clarke

  • Building a Dynamic Spatial Microsimulation Model for Ireland

    Dimitris Ballas;Graham Philip Clarke;Emily Wiemers

  • Improving the Synthetic Data Generation Process in Spatial Microsimulation Models

    Dianna M Smith;Graham P Clarke;Kirk Harland

  • Modelling the Local Impacts of National Social Policies: A Spatial Microsimulation Approach

    Dimitris Ballas;Graham P Clarke

  • Predicting breastfeeding in women living in areas of economic hardship: Explanatory role of the theory of planned behaviour

    Brian McMillan;Mark Conner;Mike Woolridge;Lisa Dyson

  • The design and validation of a spatial microsimulation model of obesogenic environments for children in Leeds, UK: SimObesity

    Kimberley L. Edwards;Graham P. Clarke

  • The emerging geography of e-commerce in British retailing

    Graham Clarke;Christopher Thompson;Mark Birkin

  • Micro‐level analysis of childhood obesity, diet, physical activity, residential socioeconomic and social capital variables: where are the obesogenic environments in Leeds?

    K L Procter;G P Clarke;J K Ransley;J Cade

  • Using SimBritain to Model the Geographical Impact of National Government Policies

    Dimitris Ballas;Graham Clarke;Danny Dorling;David Rossiter

  • GIS and microsimulation for local labour market analysis

    D. Ballas;G. Clarke

Frequent Co-Authors

Danny Dorling
Danny Dorling University of Oxford
Mark Conner
Mark Conner University of Leeds
Neil Wrigley
Neil Wrigley University of Southampton
Paul A. Longley
Paul A. Longley University College London
A. Stewart Fotheringham
A. Stewart Fotheringham Arizona State University
Adrian McDonald
Adrian McDonald University of Leeds
Andrew J. Hill
Andrew J. Hill University of Leeds
Nicholas A. Phelps
Nicholas A. Phelps University of Melbourne

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