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Sonification and the Datini Letter Meta-data

September 16, 2019 by adamfl

Written by Adam Franklin-Lyons (History professor at Marlboro College) and Logan Davis (Research and Development Engineer at Pairity Greater Boston …

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Categories The Traveler's Lab Blog - Methods, Analysis, Interpretation Tags Audification, big data, Datini, Sonification, Travelers Lab

A New GitHub Data-Set

September 13, 2019 by adamfl

Written by Adam Franklin-Lyons In earlier articles on this blogroll, we have written a couple of times about extracting, analyzing …

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Categories The Traveler's Lab Blog - Methods, Analysis, Interpretation Tags big data, collaboration, github, Itineraries, mobility database

Itineraries, Gazetteers, and Roads – a newsletter article

February 18, 2019 by adamfl

At the end of last year, I wrote a short article for the Newsletter of the Association for Spanish and …

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Categories The Traveler's Lab Blog - Methods, Analysis, Interpretation Tags Crown of Aragon, GIS, Itineraries, Pedagogy, Travelers Lab

Mapping the Communication Network of the Datini Company

November 28, 2017 by adamfl

[This project had significant technical assistance from Pavel Oleinikov at Wesleyan University and Logan Davis, Marlboro class of 2017.] I …

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Categories The Traveler's Lab Blog - Methods, Analysis, Interpretation Tags Couriers, Datini, GIS, Italian Merchants, Speed, Travelers Lab

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