GISta Hungarorum – zintegrowana i wizualizowana baza danych HGIS na poziomie gminnym dotycząca Królestwa Węgier i państw, które powstały w wyniku jego rozpadu (1330–2010)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.12775/SG.2025.03Słowa kluczowe
hGIS, humanistyka cyfrowa, precyzyjne bazy danych, analiza statystyczna, geografia historyczna, nierówności regionalne, trendy rozwojowe, historia długiego trwania, Królestwo WęgierAbstrakt
Projekt GISta Hungarorum (2014–) ma na celu zebranie, zintegrowanie i wizualizację seryjnych źródeł danych dotyczących osadnictwa od XIV do XXI w. na terenie dawnego Królestwa Węgier i Chorwacji (12 500 osad, 300 000 km kw.), częściowo opublikowanych w Internecie przez Archiwum Narodowe Węgier, a częściowo niepublikowanych, w formie bazy danych przestrzennych (http://gistahungarorum.abtk.hu). Ten projekt łączy badania historyczne i nowoczesne planowanie terytorialne dzięki wykorzystaniu systemu GIS i oferuje nowe spojrzenie na badanie nierozstrzygniętych kwestii historycznych poprzez setki tematycznych kartogramów i analizę statystyczną 10 milionów rekordów w bazie danych.
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Internet sites
Adatbazisok Online (MNL OL – National Archives of Hungary): https://adatbazisokonline.mnl.gov.hu/
Arcanum, Mapire: https://maps.arcanum.com/hu/
Atlasfontium, https://atlasfontium.pl/en/category/atlas-of-sources-and-materials/
Collection of Ottoman Registers: https://adatbazisokonline.mnl.gov.hu/adatbazis/oszman/terkep https://adatbazisokonline.mnl.gov.hu/adatbazis/oszman/hierarchia
Engel’s medieval map: https://tti.abtk.hu/adatbazisok-adattarak
GASID project at Jagiellonian University: https://gasid.pl/
GISta Hungarorum: http://gistahungarorum.abtk.hu (webmap), www.gistory.hu (raw datasets)
Historical Atlas of the Low Countries (1350–1800): https://datasets.iisg.amsterdam/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=hdl:10622/PGFYTM
Hungaricana collections: https://www.hungaricana.hu/hu/
IAPN (Atlas of Independent Poland): https://atlas1918.ihpan.edu.pl/
Mária Terézia Úrbéri Tabellái: https://archives.hungaricana.hu/hu/urberi/
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Square Cadastre (Négyzetkataszter): https://negyzetkataszter.mnl.gov.hu/?language=english
Ten Generations Project: https://10generacio.hu/hu/
The Central European Historical Data Hub, https://www.czoernig.com/
The Vision of Britain (GBHGIS): https://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/gbhdb
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