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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Another 1,600 places added to A Vision of Britain through Time
This is a particularly big extension, just in time for Christmas. Pretty much all villages of any size are now covered, whether or not any administrative units were named after them. Adding places Adding “places” is not about extending our … Continue reading
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Tagged A Vision of Britain through Time, ecclesiastical units, places
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Old Maps Online Steering Group Meeting December 2011
Last Thursday saw the first meeting of the Steering Group for the Old Maps Online project. Held at the British Library in London it discussed the concepts behind the the new global historical map portal and the more technical side … Continue reading
Digital Humanities Workshops 2011
The Space and Time in the Digital Humanities Workshop ‘Place, Period, Event – Entity-based Approaches to Space and Time‘, hosted by NeDiMAH and JISC took place in London on the 30th November 2011. NeDiMAH is the European Science Foundation funded … Continue reading
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Tagged digital humanities, linked data, places, presentation, workshop
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Old Maps Online project meeting November 2011
November 24th and 25th saw the first meeting of the full project team for Old Maps Online with the principal developer, Petr Pridal of Klokan Technologies GmbH, visiting the Great Britain historical GIS team in Portsmouth. Discussions over the two … Continue reading