Location and transformation: Changing plot structures in existing housing blocks in Bruges, 16^th-19^th centuries

A Visualization Tool for 1790s Charleston: Locating an Enslaved Population Using GIS

“…The method has been particularly successful in European cities where the longevity of building footprints and the bounded nature of streets, for example within a city wall, allows for greater utilization of the method. 23 Within this study, Charleston's 1840 cartography and address data were georeferenced and mapped to provide greater resolution, and as a means of cross-referencing specific buildings, such as corner properties across a time-series.…”