Historical cartographic overview and cartographic analysis of the geological map of TRANSYLVANIA by HAUER (1861)

Korodi, Enikő; Hofmann, Thomas

doi:10.21163/gt_2016.111.06

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“…Historical maps represent an important part of our cultural heritage. Additionally, they are becoming increasingly popular as a source of data for historical research, particularly with the rapid advancement of geographic information system (GIS) software and applications [3,4].…”

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Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional Accuracy Analysis for Historical Geographic Map Applications Before WWI: A case study 1914 German Blue and 1836 Moltke about in Historical Peninsula of Istanbul

Sahin

Ergun

Bilucan

2023

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Thanks to advances in current technology and computer software, mathematical computations and engineering applications that used to require hours or even days can now be performed quickly. Cartography, unquestionably one of the world's oldest branches of scientific study, is among the fields that have been most influenced by technological improvements. These improvements have enhanced interest in historical maps while also paving the way for modern mapping. All of this process has created new topics of study for cartographers. Also, it is possible to examine old maps using the Map Analyst software which can enable the investigation of time dependent changes. Helmert, Affine and Huber loss function as robust estimation method were analysed. Thanks to the distortion grids, it can be observed in which region the movement is denser. In this study, by using 29 absolute tie points, the old Istanbul maps (the German Blue maps produced in 1913-1914 and the Moltke maps produced in 1836-1837) were compared with the new maps. Additionally, it is aimed to observe the change in the field of cartography with the opportunities offered by the latest software and to provide support to reliable data. It has been observed that a comparison can be made by using the points on the historical maps of Istanbul with the corresponding points on a new contemporary map.

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Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional Accuracy Analysis for Historical Geographic Map Applications Before WWI: A case study 1914 German Blue and 1836 Moltke about in Historical Peninsula of Istanbul

Sahin

Ergun

Bilucan

2023

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“…SRTM datasets (Werner, 2001;Timár et al, 2003)) etc. Therefore, the study of the geological content of the map together with the investigation of the cartographic accuracy makes possible the analysis and comparison of old geological data with modern ones, and consequently the tracking of the evolution of geological knowledge in time (Korodi and Hofmann, 2016).…”

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The Anina (Steierdorf) coal mining district in Banat (Romania) on some old geological maps (1850–1884)

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Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional and Coastal Accuracy Analysis for Historical Map Before WWI: A Case Study 1836 Moltke and 1914 German Blue about in Historical Peninsula of İstanbul

Sahin,

Ergun,

Bilucan

2024

Arab J Sci Eng

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Cartography, unquestionably one of the world’s oldest disciplines of scientific study, is among the fields that have been most influenced by technological improvements. These improvements have enhanced interest in historical maps while also paving the way for modern mapping. All of this process has created new topics of study for cartographers. It is possible to examine old maps using software such as MapAnalyst which can enable the investigation of time-dependent changes. In this study, two historical maps, namely, Moltke and German Blue, were analyzed in the study area including the Historical Peninsula, Golden Horn, some part of Bosphorus, and the Marmara Sea in İstanbul, Türkiye, employing Helmert, Affine, and Huber loss robust estimation methods. It was revealed that the region with the highest deterioration on both maps is between Beşiktaş and Üsküdar. The coastline change analysis was also performed. According to the results, it was observed that the regions with the most coastal change are located on the southern and eastern coasts of the Historical Peninsula.

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Historical cartographic overview and cartographic analysis of the geological map of TRANSYLVANIA by HAUER (1861)

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Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional Accuracy Analysis for Historical Geographic Map Applications Before WWI: A case study 1914 German Blue and 1836 Moltke about in Historical Peninsula of Istanbul

Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional Accuracy Analysis for Historical Geographic Map Applications Before WWI: A case study 1914 German Blue and 1836 Moltke about in Historical Peninsula of Istanbul

The Anina (Steierdorf) coal mining district in Banat (Romania) on some old geological maps (1850–1884)

Landmark Base Point Approach to Positional and Coastal Accuracy Analysis for Historical Map Before WWI: A Case Study 1836 Moltke and 1914 German Blue about in Historical Peninsula of İstanbul

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