conference videos

• 6th May (Thursday)
  • Opening
    • Keynote – NANETTI A. 'Big Data' in Digital History and Cartographic Heritage into the Digital. Engineering Historical Memory as a Showcase.
    • Discussion
  • Session 1
    • VAN EGMOND M. Visualizing the historical Utrecht skyline.
    • NANETTI A. Interactive Exploration of the Map of Imola (1473-1502, UK, Windsor, Royal Collection, RL 12284).
    • SCHAFFER G. The transformation of a Jerusalem urban brownfield site into an urban park.
    • TIMÁR G., VARGA N. The border triplex of Hungary, Romania and Serbia – a one-meter-wide stripe of the Yugoslav state and its representation in the border maps.
    • KREJČI J., CAJTHAML J. Database of extinct historical objects in the Vltava river valley.
    • HAJDÚ E., PÁL M. The digital reconstruction of hiking trail system evolution in the Mátra Mts, Hungary.
    • Discussion
  • Session 2
    • GKADOLOU E., PRASTACOS P. Historical maps as a core element in Cultural Heritage applications: A CIDOC profile and an ARCHES application for Candia’s historical maps.
    • KUŹMA M., MOŚCICKA A., KUKLIŃSKA A. The quality of geographic names in librarian descriptors.
    • LIU D., XUE Y., CHEONG S.-A., KHOI V., NANETTI A. Information Visualisation for Digital History Participatory Solutions for Reviewing Best Practices.
    • NOVAK A., OSTASH V. Digitizing Historical Maps and their presentation in Online Map Collections.
    • PRIDAL P., KUCERA J. OldMapsOnline next generation.
    • Discussion
  • Session 3
    • VARDAKOSTA I. Cooperation as a policy factor for strategic development of a geographical collection: the case of Greek academic libraries.
    • BRACKE W. Deposit or donation? Transfer policies in the framework of cartographic patrimony enrichment.
    • DENIS L., JANOWIECKI M., CHANO MURRAY R., POOLMAN L., BLAKE M. Making Cultural Heritage Interoperable: Lessons in Standardizing Metadata for Paper Maps, Geospatial Data, and Open-Source Software.
    • COWEN D. The Evolution of GIS Support in Academic Libraries.
    • Discussion

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• 7th May (Friday)
  • Session 4
    • PAZARLI M., DIAMANTIS K., GERONTOPOULOU V. Hackers in the Onassis Library! Unriddling Rigas Velestinlis' Charta of Greece (1796-7).
    • ROBLES MACÍAS L. Reconciled at last? Grids of latitude and longitude on two Ottoman portolan charts.
    • SVENNINGSEN S.-R., PERNER M.-L., LEVIN G., GROOM G. Investigating land area categories in large-scale historical topographic maps in relation to analysing landscape change: From 19th century military assessment of landscape trafficability to 21st century land use and land cover categories.
    • RANZI R., BALISTROCCHI M., BARONTINI S., PELI M. Land cover changes since the 19th century detected from old maps for environmental applications: toward a CORINE 1800 project.
    • Discussion
  • Session 5
    • TIMÁR G. Georeference of Map of Denmark by Bugge and Wessel (1762-1777).
    • KUCERA J., MIKITOVA D. Georeferencing scanned maps with online community.
    • WALT R. Use the crowd - georeferencing of historical maps at ETH Library.
    • GEDE M., VASSÁNYI G., ÁRVAI V. Experiences of MRCNN in automatized map vectorization.
    • GROOM G., LEVIN G., SVENNINGSEN S.-R., PERNER M.-L. Dune Sand – Object based image analysis for vectorization of a dotted signature in Danish late 1800s maps.
    • Discussion
  • Session 6
    • JOVANOVIC D., ORENI D. Historical cartography for Preservation projects in widespread heritage sites in Northern Italy.
    • POLO-MARTIN B. The study of accuracy of historical maps in Spain through GIS and MapAnaylist: digitalization and analyse of a relevant city from 19th to 20th century and its extrapolation to others.
    • SŁOMSKA-PRZECH K. The urban plot on a city plan – from cartographic source to historical map.
    • TSORLINI A., BOUTOURA C., PAGKALIDIS A.-P., PSAROGIORGOS M. Visualizing historical facts on maps created combining information from different sources.
    • IRÁS K., FARAGÓ I. Atlas of Medieval Settlements of the Hungarian Kingdom.
  • Session 7
    • GUSEV D., STAFEYEV S. Visualization and GIS Analysis of Ptolemy’s One-Sided Globe in the Old and Modern Contexts.
    • PANECKI T., BOREK A., KRÓLIK T. Development of the digital edition of Charles Perthées’s cartographic works from the end of the 18th century.
    • STAMNAS A., GEORGOULA O., PATIAS P. Mapping a cinematic journey: Christos G. Sakellaris trip to Greece in 1933.
    • Discussion