Andreas Mastrosavvas

Andreas Mastrosavvas is a Senior Research Fellow in Census Innovation at the Research Department of Epidemiology and Public Health at University College London (UCL). He works with the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support (CeLSIUS) to advance the use of UK Census data for public good research.

• PhD in Social Sciences, Cardiff University
• MSc in Data Science and Analytics, Cardiff University

His research focuses on:

• Administrative data integration
• Spatial analysis methodologies
• Quasi-experimental designs for social research
• Neighbourhood effects and social networks
• Public policy evaluation
• Election dynamics

Key projects include:

• Harmonisation of UK Census commuting data (1991-2011)
• Creation of Tolbert-Sizer commuting zones for England & Wales
• Development of stable local authority district classifications

Methodological expertise spans:

• Directed and gross commuting flow analysis
• Resident workforce estimation
• Geospatial clustering techniques
• Boundary harmonisation across census years