Mapping Ottoman Epirus

Mapping Ottoman Epirus Project, CESTA, Stanford

[Humanities Data Lab @Humanities_Data]

“Mapping Ottoman Epirus"

Our Editor @EmineOztaner introduces the project as a substantial step in introducing the perspective of digital humanities to Ottoman studies! @MapOttoman @ayayciog @fatmaoncely @pdblessing @PetersonGIS @underdarkGIS

https://t.co/aWanw3jOLS

[Mapping Ottoman Epirus @MapOttoman]

@coraman @ayayciog Metre bazındaki yükseklik verisi sınıflandırıldı.Sınıflandırmaya denk düşen her 500m üzerindeki yer dağ olmadığından(ör.Erzurum)eğim verisi de sınıflandırılıp %5 eğim altındaki yerler yükseklik haritasından çıkarıldı.Sonuç olarak “elevation in meters slope”yani dağlıklık bulundu.

[Ali Yaycıoğlu @ayayciog]

1. A new article is on its way; will be out shortly: “Ottoman Montology: Hazardous Resourcefulness and Uneasy Symbiosis in a Mountain Empire.” I enjoyed researching and writing on environmental history & exploring possibilities to go beyond culture/nature division.

[Ali Yaycıoğlu @ayayciog]

1. Let me continue my threads on "financial relations" in Ottoman Epirus. With @fatmaoncely we studied different debt records of Ali Pasha (AP) of Ioannina housed in BOA. One of them is HAT 403/21137. This is an inventory of liabilities among AP, # of individuals and communities.

[Ali Yaycıoğlu @ayayciog]

1. Those friends who are interested in spatial and economic history: I would like to share a visualization we developed with @fatmaoncely and Erik Steiner of @cesta_stanford for @MapOttoman project. It is about the debt/credit relations in Ottoman Epirus in the 1820s.

[Ali Yaycıoğlu @ayayciog]

"Order of Liabilities: Debt and Credit in Ali Pasha's Regime" is a visualization study under Mapping Ottoman Epirus Project carried out by Ali Yaycıoğlu and @fatmaoncely with the technical assistance of Erik Steiner at @cesta_stanford

https://t.co/q1s5SMU7or