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 Tuesday 13 April 8.30  |
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| J-1 - HIS01: Framing the Spatial Humanities: Religion and the Atlantic World as a Testbed |
| Room D11, Pauli |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: Paul Ell
Discussant: Paul Ell
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Trevor Harris Crossing Worlds and Colonizing the Humanities: Geographic Information Science, Pareto GIS, and the Spatial Turn in the Humanities
David Bodenhamer The Atlantic World, Religion, and the Perspective of Spatial Humanities
John Corrigan Applying the Spatial Humanities: Religion in the Atlantic World
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| Tuesday 13 April 10.45 |
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| X-2 - HIS02: Why Was it There? Geographic Approaches to Understanding Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Human Activity, Natural Phenomena and Scientific Research in the North |
| M211, Marissal |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: David Bodenhamer
Discussant: David Bodenhamer
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Stefan Claesson Development of the HMAP Fishing Grounds Atlas
Tiffany Vance Mapping Cold History: patterns of oceanographic and fisheries research in the US Arctic
Alexander Nakhimovsky EventMaps: Timeline-Controlled Sequences of Annotated Google Maps for Representing Sequences of Events
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| Wednesday 14 April 8.30 |
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| H-5 - HIS04: Economy 3: The Rural Economy and Society: GIS Approaches |
| Hortazaal, Pauli |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: Robert Schwartz
Discussant: Robert Schwartz
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Mary Kelly, A. Stewart Fotheringham Spatial Variations in Population Dynamics: A GIScience and GWR Perspective using a Case Study of Ireland 1841-1851
George Vascik Marschbauern, Landarbeitern, and Nazis: A spatial and statistical analysis of the impact of the unionization of the rural proletariat in northwest Germany, 1918-1930
Merijn Knibbe Using GIS to Pinpoint Differences between Agricultural Areas
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| Thursday 15 April 8.30 |
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| H-9 - HIS07: Urban GIS 1: North America 1 |
| Hortazaal, Pauli |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: Don Debats
Discussant: Don Debats
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Deryck Holdsworth, Susan W. Friedman Hospitality at Central House in Farmington, New Hampshire: accommodating the shoe industry at the onset of the Great Depression
Robert Sweeny Making a Market: Property ownership in downtown Montréal during the 19th century
Gergely Baics Mapping Household Provisioning, New York City, 1790-1860
François Dufaux, Sherry Olson The house that Jack built, and rebuilt, in Montreal
Aaron Raymond Denny Regrade (1893-2008): Expanding the Historical Narrative through GIS
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| Thursday 15 April 10.45 |
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| H-10 - HIS08: Urban GIS 2: Europe |
| Hortazaal, Pauli |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: Deryck Holdsworth
Discussant: Deryck Holdsworth
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Erwin Steegen Mining and labour. A historical GIS for the Euregio Meuse-Rhine
Eva Chodejovska, Jiri Krejci The GIS of Prague - the first steps
Jean Luc Pinol To build up an Atlas of Parisians 1780-2008
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| Thursday 15 April 14.15 |
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| H-11 - HIS09: Urban GIS 3, North America 2 |
| Hortazaal, Pauli |
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Network: Geography
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Chair: Aaron Raymond
Discussant: Aaron Raymond
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Laura Perry GIS and History – Manufacturing, Memphis, and the Great Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878
Jan Reiff New Deal Geographies: Visualizing the WPA City Guides with Hypercities
Don Debats Social and Political Heterogeneity: Discovering and Understanding Spatial Patterns in Two Nineteenth Century American Cities
Don Lafreniere, Jason Gilliland & Sherry Olson & Patrick Dunae & John Lutz Residential Segregation and the Built Environment in Three Canadian Cities, 1881-1961
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