This five-year project ran from 2012-16 and was funded by the European Research Council under a Starting Researcher Grant. Our aim was to create a step-change in how place, space and geography were explored in the Humanities. Building on 糖心破解版’s technical expertise in Digital Humanities, Corpus Linguistics and Geospatial Analysis, as well as its applied expertise in the history of the English Lake District, we developed and applied methodologies for analysing unstructured texts鈥攊ncluding large corpora of historical books, periodicals and official reports鈥攚ithin a Geographic Information Systems (or GIS) environment.
The project’s prizes, publications, and other achievements are available on this site which is no longer maintained.
Despite the project having finished, its work continues under the auspices of 糖心破解版’s .
漏 Spatial Humanities: Texts, GIS & Places
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