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Architecture, Julianalaan 134, 2628 BL Delft, Nederland

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Architecture, Julianalaan 134, 2628 BL Delft, Nederland

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Architecture, Julianalaan 134, 2628 BL Delft, Nederland

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Hi, I'm Vincent Baptist, one of the new co-convenors of the ADHO GeoHumanities SIG. I work as Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at Delft University of Technology. My research focuses on themes of urban health and liveability, which I investigate through digital history methods. Most recently, I had the pleasure of co-hosting the Open Maps Meeting (https://openmapsmeeting.nl/), which we're hoping to follow up in the near future, to bring even more Spatial/GeoHumanities colleagues together! Feel free to get in touch with me: v.baptist@tudelft.nl

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Historical GIS, geospatial data librarian, knowledge creation. Past president of the Association of the Canadian Map Libraries and Archives. Kingston is where the beautiful st Lawrence river meets the freshwater sea of Lake Ontario. Trees and rocks and rocks and trees

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ZW6 der Universität Bamberg, Am Zwinger, Bamberg, Deutschland

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ZW6 der Universität Bamberg, Am Zwinger, Bamberg, Deutschland

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ZW6 der Universität Bamberg, Am Zwinger, Bamberg, Deutschland

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Anas / UrbanMetaMapping

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University of Bamberg

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Working at Bamberg University, Germany

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Yutong Yang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

potentially relevant work:

survey of affective geovisualization design (https://affectivegeovis.github.io/);

visualization for Nanjing's historical sites (https://vis.sjtu.edu.cn/EmoGeoCity/);

survey of octopus maps (which have persuasive intents): https://octopusmap.github.io/

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Hi, I am Enes. I just graduated from Digital Humanities at the University of Helsinki with a master's degree. My thesis was on 18th century British travel writing to the Orient. You can see the demo interface with 5,000 mentions with this link: https://koras0ff.github.io/18thc-travel-orient-gis/

I am interested historical travel writing, particularly British one.

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About this interface

This GIS interface displays 18th‐century mentions of places in British travel literature. Use the "Filters" tab to narrow down by ECCO ID, author, decade, place type, sentiment, or keyword. Use the "Layers" tab to adjust marker color, size, and view heatmap, sentiment, or density layers. All results can be explored by clicking points on the map to see detailed breakdowns.

The "Filters" panel includes multiple selection controls and a free‐text search field to refine which records are shown. Adjust marker color and size in the "Layers" panel to visualize different subsets. Clicking on any map point opens a detailed listing of all mentions at that location, grouped by work and annotated with sentiment highlights.

For best results, ensure your browser window is wide enough to display the sidebar alongside the map.

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About this interface This GIS interface displays 18th‐century mentions of places in British travel literature. Use the "Filters" tab to narrow down by ECCO ID, author, decade, place type, sentiment, or keyword. Use the "Layers" tab to adjust marker color, size, and view heatmap, sentiment, or density layers.

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University of Mississippi, University, MS, USA

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University of Mississippi, University, MS, USA

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University of Mississippi, University, MS, USA

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Abbie Norris-Davidson, Digital Initiatives Librarian and Associate Professor

I have 2 geohumanities research projects and am part of a team teaching GIS/DH skills through the library.

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Digital Humanities Center (DHC), Universitätsstraße, Bochum Süd, Germany

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Digital Humanities Center (DHC), Universitätsstraße, Bochum Süd, Germany

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Digital Humanities Center (DHC), Universitätsstraße, Bochum Süd, Germany

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Hi, I'm Diego Siqueira, DH Development Coordinator for the DHC. My background is in computer science, and I’ve been working in the field of Digital Humanities for about 8 years now. Closely aligned with Research Software Engineering, I provide advice on DH methods and tools, coordinate and monitor DH projects, and support the DH community on campus. My interest in this group is tied to a map portal project we're currently developing at the DHC.

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Hello,

My name is Laurisa and I wear two hats: I am a Digital Preservation Training Officer at the University of Southampton and soon-to-be a PhD student in Latin American Studies at the University of Cambridge. I am placing my pin in Colombia because my digital mapping work relates to exploring spatial narratives of Colombian and Latin American diasporas in the US and the UK.

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Jean-François Hardy

Historian specialised SIGH