Digital humanities applied to the historical cartography of the Atlantic ports: ‘E-port. Atlantic Cartography, XIVth–XVIIIth centuries’
Rivera Medina, A.M. (2017). Digital humanities applied to the historical cartography of the Atlantic ports: ‘E-port. Atlantic Cartography, XIVth–XVIIIth centuries’. Int .J. Marit. Hist. 29(1): 182-186. https://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0843871416679125
In: International Journal of Maritime History. Maritime Studies Research Unit: St. John's. ISSN 0843-8714; e-ISSN 2052-7756, more
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digital humanities, free access, historical cartography, OMEKA, seaports |
| Abstract |
Cartographic representations have evolved in the interest of a greater scientific rigor since the decline of more realistic resources in favour of other, more conventional, methods. The project ‘E-port. Atlantic Cartography, XIVth–XVIIIth centuries’, as a source of knowledge, tries to conduct research from historical cartography using the resources and tools that the digital humanities provide. |
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