The DataShine project (P.I. Dr James Cheshire) was my primary, ESRC funded research project from 2013-15, and with some of its work being carried on in 2015-16.
DataShine has a dedicated blog, here.
Here is a summary of all the DataShine websites.
CDRC Maps is the successor project to DataShine and used some of its code. It is an output of the Consumer Data Research Centre.
I’ve worked at CDRC since 2015, shortly after its foundation. Starting as a research associate developing CDRC Maps and then leading its open data offering and mapping, I have now become Centre Technical Manager, with responsibilities for its data, platforms and IT services and servers.