Interactive HGIS platform union of lublin (1569): A geomatic solution for discovering the Jagiellonian heritage of the city

Kuna, Jakub; Jeremicz, Jacek; Kociuba, Dagmara; Niedźwiadek, Rafał; Janus, K; Chachaj, Jacek

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2021.11.001

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“…The objective of this article is to present the development of an online cartographic platform as a tool to disseminate and analyze Kaupert's Maps of Attica. Previous studies have demonstrated the usefulness of online mapping applications for this purpose [21,22,31,32]. In this research, state-of-the-art technologies are employed to accomplish the goal, aiming to present Kaupert's work with utmost precision and dependability, while ensuring easy accessibility for both the scientific community and the general public.…”

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Geovisualization of Historical Geospatial Data: A Web Mapping Application for the 19th-Century Kaupert’s Maps of Attica

Λαμπρόπουλος¹,

Panagiotopoulos

Giannakoula³

et al. 2023

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This paper presents the development procedure and significance of a web mapping application designed for disseminating, exploring, and analyzing Kaupert’s 19th-century Maps of Attica, Greece. The application facilitates historical and geographical study by providing access to high-resolution map images and overlaying multiple vector layers of geospatial data. The paper outlines the methods used to create the application, which includes the process of interpreting, digitizing, and organizing the original mapped data, georeferencing the historical cartographic sheets, and developing the web-based mapping application. The results of this work include a comprehensive and interactive digital reference tool for studying the ancient topography of Attica, as well as a framework for future research. Overall, this work highlights the potential of digital technologies to transform the way we approach and study historical maps and other cultural artifacts.

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Geovisualization of Historical Geospatial Data: A Web Mapping Application for the 19th-Century Kaupert’s Maps of Attica

Λαμπρόπουλος¹,

Panagiotopoulos

Giannakoula³

et al. 2023

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“…These approaches employ geospatial databases that can store various alphanumeric, raster and vector information (all of them properly georeferenced), perform multi-criteria and spatiotemporal analysis, and generate thematic maps [32]. Several authors refer to GIS and BIM applied to architectural heritage as Heritage GIS (HGIS) [3,[33][34][35][36] and Historical BIM (HBIM) [23,27,33,[37][38][39][40][41]. HGIS is generally applied for inventorying, carrying out spatial analyses and defining policies and strategies for heritage preservation at the city or territorial level.…”

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GIS-based inventory for safeguarding and promoting Portuguese glazed tiles cultural heritage

Santos,

Gonçalves,

Almeida

et al. 2023

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Innovative, non-invasive, digital, and cost-effective instruments for systematic inventory, monitoring and promotion are a valuable resource for managing tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Due to its powerful and effective inventory and analysis potential, which allows supporting central and local entities responsible for cultural heritage management, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have proven to be an appropriate information technology for developing these kinds of instruments. Given the above, this work aims to introduce a GIS-based instrument to support inventorying, safeguarding, tourism, and cultural promotion of the traditional Portuguese glazed tile (‘azulejo’, in Portuguese) to raise general awareness of the importance of this unique Portuguese heritage. To the best of the authors’ knowledge, there is no other instrument available with inventory and safeguarding management functions that is accessible and affordable, developed to be used at a municipal level and that contributes to the enrichment of the cultural and tourist information. Information from 70 tile works located in the Portuguese city of Covilhã was used to test the proposed GIS tool, resulting in a georeferenced alphanumeric, graphical, image and drawing inventory and in three pedestrian routes for touristic and cultural heritage promotion. The results were validated by both the research team and the municipality of Covilhã, foreseeing its expansion and daily use in the management of the heritage of the traditional Portuguese glazed tile. The proposed instrument can be replicated in other locations and easily implemented and managed by municipalities or institutions dealing with the protection of cultural heritage.

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Interactive HGIS platform union of lublin (1569): A geomatic solution for discovering the Jagiellonian heritage of the city

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Geovisualization of Historical Geospatial Data: A Web Mapping Application for the 19th-Century Kaupert’s Maps of Attica

Geovisualization of Historical Geospatial Data: A Web Mapping Application for the 19th-Century Kaupert’s Maps of Attica

GIS-based inventory for safeguarding and promoting Portuguese glazed tiles cultural heritage

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