Geochronological Tracking: Specialized GIS-Analysis Tool for Historic Research

Ivakin, Yan A.; Potapychev, Sergei N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-59539-9_19

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“…В работах [1] - [3] представлена и детально описана специализированная информационная технология геохронологического трекинга, которая представляет собой совокупность методов, моделей, приемов, методик и способов сбора, передачи, обработки, отображения и выдачи потребителю информации об обобщении геохронологических треков объектов (кораблей, судов и др.) или личностей.…”

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Information Technology of Geochronological Tracking for Hypotheses Testing in Research of Ship Use

Ivakin¹,

Potapichev²

2018

Vestnik GUMRF imeni admirala S. O. Makarova

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Information technology of the geochronological tracking is an assembly of processes that accumulate and integrate data about geographic relocation of historical figures for a given time interval and represent the results as a generalizing graph in GIS. From the viewpoint of its applied aspect, this information technology is scientific methodological and program tools to automatize certain issues related to biographical and geographical data merge on the basis of geoinformation systems and corresponding geoinformation technologies. It is an example of a specific information technology developed to help employing geographical interpretation of their subject domain when solving research problems. The methodology bases on the object-oriented approach to modeling within GIS domains and ontologies widely used in modern programming and complex software systems development. Hypotheses on the stable tendencies in migration could be represented as the above graph's sub-graphs. Such tendencies testing would be reduced to the search and evaluation of the statistical significance for the matching graphs' isomorphism. The novelty of the solution proposed is the principles of biographical and geographical data integration. The proposed paper deals with a consideration of qualitatively new possibilities of such an approach and the corresponding mathematic and algorithmic apparatus.

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Information Technology of Geochronological Tracking for Hypotheses Testing in Research of Ship Use

Ivakin¹,

Potapichev²

2018

Vestnik GUMRF imeni admirala S. O. Makarova

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Analyzing spatiotemporal features of Suzhou's old canal city: an optimized composite space syntax model based on multifaceted historical-modern data

Xia,

Genovese,

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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Rivers and road systems play crucial roles in urban development and in shaping the vitality of cities. The present study focuses on the spatiotemporal development patterns of canal cities. Taking Suzhou as an example, employing various spatial measurement methods combined with multidimensional spatiotemporal data, it clearly demonstrates the urban morphological patterns and societal characteristics related to the road and river network systems at different stages of urban development. Utilizing data extracted from historical and modern maps of Suzhou and employing the YOLO (You Only Look Once) algorithm, this study establishes a spatiotemporal dataset for Suzhou's ancient city, a representative Chinese canal city. An optimized space syntax algorithm for public service facilities, utilizing Python library like Geopandas, Numpy, is proposed to analyze the river and road system's impact on historical development and urban morphology. With multiple spatial econometric models applied to maps from various periods, this research explores the following findings: (1) By controlling rivers as a variable, it quantitatively confirms that rivers were crucial components of urban systems in ancient cities, playing a significant role in urban development and activities, though gradually overlooked in modern times. (2) Public service facilities of different types demonstrate patterns of Accessibility and Integration within the river-road system across various periods. (3) Changes in the distribution of public service facilities correspond to phased shifts in the center of Suzhou’s ancient city, mutually validating the authenticity of realistic paintings, historical maps, and the methodologies used in this study. This study emphasizes a broader historical and spatiotemporal perspective, augmented by quantitative research methods. It investigates the distribution and developmental characteristics of various types of public service facilities across different periods. The research aim is to understand the impact of river and road systems on urban development, as well as the morphological and social changes in historical cities that arise from urban activities.

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Geochronological Tracking: Specialized GIS-Analysis Tool for Historic Research

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Information Technology of Geochronological Tracking for Hypotheses Testing in Research of Ship Use

Information Technology of Geochronological Tracking for Hypotheses Testing in Research of Ship Use

Analyzing spatiotemporal features of Suzhou's old canal city: an optimized composite space syntax model based on multifaceted historical-modern data

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