BIOGRAPHY - Dominic Brown

Title: Dr
Full Name:Dominic Brown
Email:dominicb@foresightpartners.com.au
Work Phone:+61 7 3365 3836
Fax:+61 7 3365 6899
City:Brisbane
State:QLD
Country:Australia
Working Details
Institution:University of Queensland
Department:Geographical Sciences and Planning
Position:Lecturer
Participation
Participation:

Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options)

Paradigm Working Groups

 Socio-spatial theory

 Methodologies, tools and techniques

 Scenarios and forecasting

 Sources, data quality and data integration

Application Working Groups

 National and regional socio-economic change

 Population, economic and information flows

 Social and economic networks

 Regional development and community capacity building

 Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings

Project Involvement
Publication History
Publications:

Publication 1:

Brown D and Rees P (2002) Is Yorkshire and the Humber suffering from widening health inequalities? The Regional Review, 12,1

Publication 2:

# Rees P, Brown D, Norman P and Dorling D (2003) Are socioeconomic inequalities in mortality decreasing or increasing within some British regions? An observational study, 1990-98. Journal of Public Health Medicine, 25, pp. 208-214

Publication 3:

# Rees P, Norman P and Brown D (2004) A framework for progressively improving small area population estimates. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A, 167, Part 1, pp. 5-36

Publication 4:

Brown D and Rees P (forthcoming) “Trends in Local and Small Area Morbidity and Mortality in Yorkshire and The Humber: Monitoring Health Inequalities.” Regional Studies.

Publication 5:

Bell M and Brown D (forthcoming) “Who are the visitors? Characteristics of temporary movers in Australia.” Population, Space and Place.

Publication 6:

Bell M and Brown D (2005) the Geography of temporary mobility. QCPR Discussion Paper 2005/02, available via: http://www.geosp.uq.edu.au/qcpr/Homepage/publications.htm

Current Research Interests
Current Research:

Current Research 1:

Population Migration

Current Research 2:

Population Estimates

Current Research 3:

Health Inequalities

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