People working on the project

• Prof Bob Bennett - Principal Investigator, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
• Dr Piero Montebruno - London School of Economics [formerly Campop]
• Ms Gill Newton - Department of History, University of Strathclyde [formerly Campop]
• Dr Carry van Lieshout - Department of Geography, Open University [formerly Campop]
• Dr Max Satchell - Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
• Dr Harry Smith - Department of Geography, Kings College London [formerly Campop]
• Dr Joe Day - Department of Geography, University of Bristol [formerly Campop]
• Dr Dragana Radicic - Lincoln University Business School [formerly Campop]

Collaborators

• Dr Alice Reid - Co-Investigator, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
• Dr Leigh Shaw-Taylor - Co-Investigator, Faculty of History, University of Cambridge

Partners

• Prof James Forman-Peck - Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University
• Prof Leslie Hannah - Department of Economic History, London School of Economics
• Prof Stephan Heblich - Munk School, University of Toronto
• Prof Olmo Silva - Department of Geography & Environment, London School of Economics
• Dr Alex Trew - School of Economics and Finance, University of St Andrews

Other supports

The team working on Alice Reid's Atlas of Victorian Fertility Decline project provided valuable help with I-CeM interpretation: Alice Reid, Joe Day, Eilidh Garrett, and Hanna Jaadla, as well as Xuesheng You who helped with I-CeM files. Kevin Schürer provided crucial additional help with I-CeM data cleaning and upgrading, and with Eddy Higgs much helpful advice. Michael Anderson and Corinne Roughley provided invaluable advice on Scotland, including improving many spatial codes (see WP 20) https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.44963

We are also pleased to acknowledge the help of the following were research assistants for data checking from CEBs in England and Wales: Mark Latham, Gavin Robinson, Tiffany Shumaker and Rebecca Tyler; in Scotland: Tobias Lunde, Annette Mackenzie and Amber Stevenson; and coding directors and their companies: Walter Jansson.