Analylitical Maps:

In the world of analytical maps and data visualisation, our understanding and vision are guided by landscapes of colours that discriminate across unique patterns and characteristics within data sets. With the advancement of data analytics and new visualisation software we are now equipped with robust tools to compare across complex data, zooming in and out at micro, mezzo and macro level.

Graphic visualisation techniques give us new insights into the world of measurable and challenge further our capacity to combine intuition with experience and facts. The portfolio of analytical and mapping techniques, developed by the BCNED research centre, spread across structural, relational and semantic analysis, presenting complex networks and cluster of interconnected objects, while demarcating co-occurrence patterns, boundaries of impact and diffusion. Our analytical maps derive from bespoke datasets and uniquely collected and cleaned data and equip decision makers with detailed representations of hidden processes and outcomes..




Telecare capabilities in the South East of England, UK


(2008)

Regional telecare employment

 

 


 

 




The structure of the regional economy, South East of England, UK


(2006)

Regional telecare employment

 

 


 

 







Map of regional research collaborations in health technology & medical science


(2008)

Greater South East, UK, Cetres of Excellence

 

 


 

 







Biopharma cluster in the Greater South East, UK


(2008)

Concentration of manufacturing capabilities

 

 


 

 








Cluster 'Chemicals & allied products' in the South East of England, UK


(2006)

Specialized strategic industry groups within the chemical and allied products manufacturing

 

 


 

 









Emerging patterns of research capabilities in the South East of England UK


(2006)

Patents and publications in bio-medical and health technology Field

 

 


 

 








Research partnerships in biomedical and health technology research


(UK funding 2000-2007)

Size of the dots represent received UK grants with global partnerships

 

 


 

 









Global inoformation sector integrated value chain


(2004)

Drivers in the digital economy, including telecoms, computer systems & electronic hardware

 

 


 

 








Regional specialisation in the biomedical and health technology cluster in the Greater South East, UK


(2008)

Size of the dots refers to number of firms in locations within the UK (2008)

 

 


 

 








Biopharma global value chain (top 300 biopharma multinational corporations


(2016)

Related diversification and value added chains across all global biopharma parents and subsidiaries

 

 


 

 








Comparative cluster risk-adjusted performance in biomedical and health technology, UK


(2008)

Strategic industry groups in biomedical and health technology

 

 


 

 









Strategic industry groups in biopharma R&D and R&D services, South East of England


(2006)

Research and development in the physical engineering and life sciences

 

 


 

 








Biopharma ownership ties


(2016)

Relationships between Finance & services, Biopharma R&D, Biopharma Manufacturing, Wholsales / Trade, Input and outputs markets