Religious Change and Print: 1450–1700(Chicago, The Newberry Library, 14 September – 27 December 2017). Online exhibition: https://www.newberry.org/religious-change-and-printRemembering the Reformation(London, Lambeth Palace Library, 28 September – 23 December 2017). Online exhibition: https://exhibitions.lib.cam.ac.uk/reformation/.

Spicer, Andrew

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“…We used semantic segmentation since it is difficult to locate individual buildings, and it is much easier to locate a group of buildings. Figure 3 shows an example of results in apeer.com (accessed on 27 September 2023) [51], U-Net [41], FPN [43]), and LinkNet [42] networks on a typical Old Jerusalem drawing.…”

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Geo-Referencing and Analysis of Entities Extracted from Old Drawings and Photos Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms

David,

Zohar,

Shimshoni

2023

IJGI

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This study offers a quantitative solution that automates the creation of a historical timeline starting with old drawings from the beginning of the 18th century and ending with present-day photographs of the Old City of Jerusalem. This is performed using GIScience approaches, computer vision, and deep learning. The motivation to select the Old City of Jerusalem is the substantial availability of old archival drawings and photographs, owing to the area’s significance throughout the years. This task is challenging, as drawings, old photographs, and new photographs exhibit distinct characteristics. Our method encompasses several key components for the analyses: a 2D location recommendation engine, which detects an approximate location in the image of 3D landmarks; 2D landmarks to 3D conversion; and 2D polygonal areas to 3D GIS polylines conversion. This is applied to the segmentation of built areas. To achieve more accurate results, Meta’s Segment Anything model was utilized, which eliminates the need for extensive data preparation, training, and validation, thus optimizing the process. Using such techniques enabled us to examine the landscape development throughout the last three centuries and gain deeper insights concerning the evolution of prominent landmarks and features such as built area over time.

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Section: Classic Semantic Segmentation Resultsmentioning

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Geo-Referencing and Analysis of Entities Extracted from Old Drawings and Photos Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms

David,

Zohar,

Shimshoni

2023

IJGI

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“…The plot of the association allowed for an initial visual assessment of the shape of the association and confirmed our expectation of a saturation level. To provide a more intuitive picture of global and temporal variation, the data set was also uploaded onto an offline version of Gapminder [21]. This is a free online tool offered by "an independent educational non-profit fighting global misconceptions".…”

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Energy Consumption, Energy Distribution, and Clean Energy Use Together Affect Life Expectancy

Weitensfelder,

Moshammer,

Ataniyazova

2024

Sustainability

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Background: Energy use per capita is a measure of the wealth of a population. A minimum of wealth or energy is certainly needed to achieve good living standards and a healthy life. Life expectancy at birth might be used as an indicator of overall health and well-being. We hypothesized that the effect of energy use on life expectancy does reach a limit, above which further energy use does not further increase life expectancy. Methods: We used global World Bank data for the years between 1972 and 2014 on national energy use and life expectancy and applied non-linear models searching for a threshold. We also controlled for distribution inequalities. Results: There is a clear upper threshold for the effects of energy use, but this threshold did not remain completely constant over the years. Conclusions: While a certain level of wealth and energy use is necessary for health and well-being, there is a certain threshold beyond which additional energy consumption has no beneficial effects. A more even distribution of wealth and energy within a population and the use of cleaner energy sources might, above a certain level, be more important than the average use of energy.

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“…On her website, Schottländer describes the soil repository as "a landscape in constant flux in a living choreography between soil, humans, machines, and all the other forms of life that come into being here" (Schottländer 2021b). The quote may be read as testimony of Schottländer's rejection of the nature-culture binary that has been defining for modern Western societies and is epitomised in the genre of the landscape painting.…”

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Gade

2022

Peripeti

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This article is preoccupied with the dramaturgies and collaborations between human and more-than-human agents in contemporary eco-performance. Putting Anna Tsing’s concept of contamination as collaboration as well as Maria Puig de la Bellacasa’s notion of care time into dialogue with theatre and performance studies, the article investigates Danish choreographer Nana Fransisca Schottländer’s performance Bodyscaping, arguing that contemporary eco-performance does not only represent, but also practice care.

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Geo-Referencing and Analysis of Entities Extracted from Old Drawings and Photos Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms

Geo-Referencing and Analysis of Entities Extracted from Old Drawings and Photos Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning Algorithms

Energy Consumption, Energy Distribution, and Clean Energy Use Together Affect Life Expectancy

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