Wed 23 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Thu 24 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 17.30
Fri 25 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Sat 26 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
S-1
SPA01
Historical Geographies of Oppression, Conflict and International Relations
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Alexandra Athanasopoulou :
The Parliamentary Delegation as a Reflection of the European Parliament’s Geographies
Damir Josipovic :
Piran Bay Dispute: from the Invention of Boundary to Border Conflict
Jean Luc Pinol :
Mapping the Deportation of Jewish Children in France
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
S-2
SPA02
No Road is built to Nowhere? Roles of Transport and Communication Infrastructures in Space and Time
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Markus Breier :
The Way is the Goal - a GIS Approach to Historical Road Modelling
Patricia Ferreira Lopes :
Analysis of the Railroad Heritage of Andalucía through the Application of a Geographic Information System. Strategies for Management
Thomas Thevenin, RS Schwartz & Christophe Mimeur :
Spatial Distortions of Transportation Infrastructures
U-2
FAM17
Revisiting Fertility Transition in Southern Europe based on Individual Data
Hörsaal 47 second floor
Daniel Devolder, Roser Nicolau Ros :
Spatial Fertility Differentials in Spain Duration the Demographic Transition with a Focus on Childlessness
Alessio Fornasin, Marco Breschi, Matteo Manfredini & Massimo Esposito :
Reproductive Change in Transitional Italy: Insights from the Italian Fertility Survey of 1961
Stanislao Mazzoni :
The Interactions between Fertility and Child Mortality in the Sardinian Demographic Transition. New Micro-level Evidences for Alghero (1866-1935)
Elisabetta Petracci, Rosella Rettaroli, Alessandra Samoggia, Francesco Scalone :
First hints of fertility transition in a Northern rural Italian area (1900-1940)
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
S-3
SPA09
Historical Explorations of the Domain Dark Archive
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Richard Deswarte :
Exploring and Uncovering British Euroscepticism in the Dark Archive
Martin Gorsky :
Public Health in English Local Government, 2001-2012: using the AADDA to Explore Web Representations and Practices
Helen Taylor :
Sentiment Analysis and the Reception of the Liverpool Poets
U-3
FAM19
Changing Northern Societies Mirrored in Pre-WWII Censuses
Hörsaal 47 second floor
Leonid Borodkin :
Peasants' Migrations in Russia/USSR in the First Quarter of the 20th Century: Analysis of the 1926 Census Data Using GIS
Elena Bryukhanova, Vladimirov Vladimir & Dmitry Sarafanov :
Professions and Occupations in Siberia in the Late 19th - Early 20th Centuries
Elena Glavatskaya :
Family Forms among the Ethnic Groups on the Yamal Peninsula: Polygamy and Extended Kinships according to the 1926-7 Polar Census.
Lyudmila Mazur, Oleg Gorbachev :
Family History in Census-like and Survey Type Source Materials from Soviet Time
Timur Valetov, Andrei Volodin :
GIS Analysis of the Russian Imperial and Soviet Aggregate Censuses
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
S-4
SPA10
Digital Atlases of Historical Sources in Eastern and Central Europe - Methods and Practices (session I)
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Guido Minini, Daniela Carrion, Federica Cengarle, Federica Migliaccio, Francesco Somaini, Francesca De Pinto, Simona Pizzuto :
A Tax Registers Database for a GIS on the Geography of Southern Italy at the End of the Middle Ages
Markus Naser, Catarina Seeger :
200th Anniversary of Unterfranken being a part of Bavaria: A GIS-based atlas project
Bogumil Szady :
Atlas of Sources and Materials for the History of Old Poland
Tomasz Zwiazek :
The Digital Atlas of Early Modern Poland: the GIS Edition of the 16th Century Tax Registers
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
S-5
SPA12
Geographical Networks and Relations
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Douglas Brown :
Supplying the Workhouse: the Geography of Poor-law Provisioning in England and Wales, 1834-c.1900
Deryck Holdsworth :
The Americanization of the Bourse
Ryan Tucker Jones, John Larsen :
Acting Locally, Thinking Oceanically: Creating Digital Databases, Gazetteers, and Pacific History from the Microfilm Records of the Russian American Company, 1817-1867
Reinout Klaarenbeek, Ellen Janssens and Hilde Greefs :
From Guessing to GIS-ing: Mapping Dynamics of Socio-professional Inequalities in Time and Space (Antwerp, Late Eighteenth – Early Nineteenth Century)
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
S-6
SPA11
Spatial Aspects of Information Flows and Social Networks in Historical Contexts
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Melodee Beals :
Scissors and Paste, Edges and Nodes: Scottish News Networks, 1783-1840
Julia A. Lajus, Alexander Nakhimovsky :
Social Network Analysis of International Scientific Collaboration: the Case of International Polar Years IPY1 and IPY2
Francesco Scalone, Martin Dribe, Sebastian Klüsener :
Fertility Decline in Sweden: A Spatial Analysis using Micro-level Census Data 1880-1900
Ivo Zandhuis :
Striking Communities: Social Influence between Neighbours during the Dutch Railway Strike of 1903
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
S-7
SPA14
Big Data and its Management: Lessons from the Past
Hörsaal 45 second floor
Margaret Adams :
Challenges to Laws and Access Traditions for Historical Digital Records in an Era of “Big Data"
Margo Anderson :
Can there be a Data Breach of Aggregate Data?
Douwe Zeldenrust :
The Exploration and Visualisation of Big Data in the Humanities, Comparing Data Representation of a Large-scale E-infrastructure (CLARIN) and a Dedicated Virtual Research Environment (Soundbites)
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
D-9
SPA03
Spatial History of Rural Communities and Landscapes
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Andrew Lowerre :
Environmental Factors and Regional Variation in Historic Settlement Organisation in England
Jim Pimpernell :
Researching the Evolution of a Large English 18th Century Agricultural Estate using GIS, a Database and Social Network Analysis Tools
Ad van Ooststroom :
Reconstruction Landownership in 1400 in the Province of Utrecht
George Vascik :
The Political Sociology of Northern German Moor and Fehn Communities
Anouk Vermeulen :
Innovation Knows no Limites: Reconsidering Roman Centuriation in Tarragona and Arles
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
E-11
SPA15
Solving Methodological and Source-related Challenges in Historical Research and HGIS
Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Paul Ell :
Place-Name Gazetteers - Key Infrastructure for Digital Humanities?
Bo Nissen Knudsen :
Mapping Changes – from Changing Perspectives. Employing GIS in Historical Geography and Toponomy
Roman Ptak, Grzegorz Strauchold, Tomasz Kubik, Tomasz Babczynski :
GIS as a Tool for the Analysis of Geopolitical Changes of Silesia
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
D-12
SPA07
How to Build it so that They Use it? User Requirements in Virtual Research Environments for Historians and Social Scientists
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Agiatis Benardou :
Assessing Researcher Needs in the Cloud and Ensuring Community Engagement: the Challenges of Europeana Cloud (e-Cloud)
Matt Munson :
“VREs Are Dead! Long Live VREs!”: or How a Focus on User Requirements Can Make VREs a Scholarly Asset
Aleksandra Pawliczek, Anna Bohn :
Connecting Research Practices and Research Communities across Borders: the First World War Domain within the Collaborative European Digital Archival Infrastructure (CENDARI)
Veerle Vanden Daelen :
User Requirements and Data Integration in European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) – the Greek case.
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
D-13
SPA05
Individual and Contextual Influences on Mortality in Space and Time
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Lajos Balint :
Suicide in the Hungarian Kingdom at the Beginning of 20th Century
Justin Colson :
Plotting Practitioners: GIS and Spatial Patterns in Early Modern Medical Provision in England and Wales
Sebastian Klüsener, Siegfried Gruber, Peter Ekamper, Frans van Poppel, Ian Gregory, Jordi Marti-Henneberg, Luis Silveria and Arne Solli :
Spatial Variation in Infant Mortality at an Early Stage of the Longevity Revolution: a Pan-European View in 1910
Grazyna Liczbinska :
Mortality Patterns and Health Status among Catholics and Lutherans from Different Ecological and Cultural Centres of 19-century Poland
Robert Schwartz, Thomas Thevenin :
Improving the Odds: Railways, Agrarian Change, and Infant Mortality in Victorian Britain
Nynke van den Boomen, Peter Ekamper :
Region, Religion and Infant Death. Geographical Differentiation in Water- and Food borne Infectious Disease Mortality in the Netherlands, 1875-1899
Y-13
SOC17a
Real Estate and Social Topography in Pre-modern Europe (1100-1800) - Part 1
UR3 Germanistik second floor
William C. Baer :
Using Housing Rents to Track Changes in Housing Quality and the Standard of Living: Applysing Social Science and Urban Planning Techniques to Seventeenth-Century London
Heidi Deneweth :
Moving Up or Down the Housing Market? Real Estate and Social Change in Bruges, 1550-1650
Boris Horemans :
A Phoenix from the Ashes: Real Estate Developers, Entrepreneurs, Master Craftsmen and the Rebuilding of Brussels (1685-1704)
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
D-14
SPA06
Life Times and Life Spaces: Placing People in Historical Context
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Stephen Boyd Davis, Florian Kräutli :
Scholarly Chronographics: can a Timeline be Useful in Historiography?
Sherry Olson :
Lifelines in Social Networks: an Irish Catholic Innkeeper in Montreal 1815-1849
Mihailo Popovic :
Migrant Groups in an Urban and Spatial Context - The Evidence on London as Reflected in the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Daniel Rueck :
Up-Close and Personal: Spatializing the Diaries of a German-Canadian Land Surveyor
Richard Sadler, Donald Lafreniere :
The Long-Term Effects of Redlining and Segregation on Urban Form and the Spread of Abandonment
Y-14
SOC17b
Real Estate and Social Topography in Pre-modern Europe (1100-1800) - Part 2
UR3 Germanistik second floor
Ana Plosnic Škaric :
Decline of Medieval Urban Symbols of Power: Tower Houses in Trogir (Croatia)
Miki Sugiura, Genki Takahashi :
Maintaining Polycentric Small Cites under De-urbanization. Local Merchants’ Real Estate Strategy in Bolsward, Friesland.
Tineke Van de Walle, Peter Stabel :
Living in Late Medieval Suburbia. Social Topography and Housing in Antwerp and Oudenaarde 15th-16th Century
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
D-15
SPA04
Cities and Identities: New Methodological Approaches
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Daniel Alves, Ana Alcântara :
Urban Growth, Retail Trade and Industry: Changes in Lisbon’s Social Space in the Late Nineteenth Century
Branimir Brgles :
Using GIS to Visualize and Interpret Early Modern Zagreb’s Urban and Environmental History
Don DeBats :
Constrasting Identities: The Tale of Two Nineteenth Century American Cities
Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Isabel del Bosque González, Sara García Ferrero, Lourdes Martín-Forero, Rocío Gutierrez :
Cartography and Historical Demography: the Historical SDI of the City of Madrid around 1900 (HISDI-MAD)
H-15
SPA16
Harmonization and Analysis of Historical Census and Vital Registration Sources
Hörsaal 27 first floor
Ashkan Ashkpour, Albert Meroño-Peñuela, Kees Mandemakers :
CEDAR: Harmonization of Historical Dutch Census Data
Edward Higgs, Kevin Schurer :
The Integrated Census Microdata (I-CeM) Project
Jana Vobecka :
Czech Jewish Censuses from 18th Century: Rich Research Source on Family Structures and its Digitalisation
Lee Williamson :
Methods for Coding c19th and c20th Cause of Death Descriptions from Historical Registers to Standard Classifications
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
D-16
SPA08
Deep Mapping the Humanities
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
David Bodenhamer :
The Mechanics and Meaning of Deep Mapping
John Corrigan :
Space, Place, and Data
Ian Gregory :
Using Digital Texts in Spatial History
Trevor Harris :
Deep Geography-deep Mapping: Spatial Story telling and a Sense of Place
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