Theorising the Spatial Humanities

Keywords: geospatial techniques place space spatial humanities theory
Language: English
Topics: digital humanities (history, theory and methodology) english geography and geo-humanities interdisciplinary &amp; community collaboration linking and annotation spatial &amp; spatio-temporal analysis, modeling and visualization

Patricia Murrieta-Flores; Ian Gregory; Raquel Liceras-Garrido; Katherine Bellamy; Bruno Martins

Authorship

1. Patricia Murrieta-Flores

Digital Humanities Hub-Department of History - University of Lancaster
2. Ian Gregory

Digital Humanities Hub-Department of History - University of Lancaster
3. Raquel Liceras-Garrido

Digital Humanities Hub-Department of History - University of Lancaster
4. Katherine Bellamy

Digital Humanities Hub-Department of History - University of Lancaster
5. Bruno Martins

Computer Science and Engineering Department of IST - University of Lisbon

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