Summary
Craig Robson is a Lecturer in Geospatial Engineering at Newcastle University with nine years of research and teaching experience focused on spatial data, network resilience, and data visualisation. He progressed from PhD research on the hierarchical structure and robustness of critical infrastructure networks to research associate and now academic leadership, combining rigorous modelling frameworks with practical GIS tool development. His work bridges theoretical resilience analysis and applied solutions for infrastructure and transport datasets, often emphasising visual explanation of complex spatial interactions. Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, he has a strong academic pedigree including a PhD and a first-class BSc in Geographic Information Science from Newcastle. Beyond academia, he has delivered hands-on GIS workflow improvements in local transport organisations, showing a knack for translating research into operational impact. Colleagues value him for blending deep methodological expertise with clear, pragmatic communication of spatial risk and resilience insights.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
A-levels, A-levels at Berwick Commnity High Schol
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Newcastle University
Geographic Information Science BScHons, 1st Class with Honours, Geographic Information Science BScHons, 1st Class with Honours at University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne