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description="PalatinGIS">
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<h1 align="center">PalatinGIS.<br>
An analysis tool for the project "From the hand drawing to the digital model.<br>
The Palatine in Rome as a case study for knowledge generation in archaeology"
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<h2 align="center">Head: Dr. Barbara Sielhorst (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)</h2>
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<h3>Project data</h3>

<p><a con10t-search-query target = "_blank">Show project data</a></p>

<con10t-search catalog-id="860"></con10t-search>

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<h3>Catalog</h3>

<a href = "https://arachne.dainst.org/catalog/860" target = "_blank">To catalog view</a>

<h3 style="margin-top: 5%">Historic overview of the Palatine:</h3>

<p><a href = "https://geoserver.dainst.org/catalogue/#/map/7562" target = "_blank">iDAI.geoserver</a></p>

<con10t-image src="/con10t/img/PalatinGIS/PalatinGIS_Geoserver.PNG" alt="PalatinGIS geoserver" width="300"></con10t-image>



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<p>The Palatine as the 'cradle' of Rome aroused the interest of antiquarians, excavators and artists early on. This research project
focuses on how the challenge of visually documenting and reconstructing the Palatine's ancient buildings and numerous finds, which techniques
and methods were used and how the resulting images were used to create and pass on knowledge.</p>

<p>The project deals with the handling of pictorial documentation in archaeological research processes on the basis of a larger topographical complex.
The time frame is broad and ranges from the first plans and views of the Palatine in the early modern period to current computer-aided methods of image
production. Due to the long period of investigation, changes and disruptions in the images come to light and enable an analysis of the factors responsible for this.
In addition, the long-term perspective of the project also makes it possible to examine the influence of earlier images on the visualizations created after them,
thus answering the question of how image conventions emerge, change and have a lasting impact on research questions and results. In this way, the project not only
generates new information on the Palatine and its research history, but also makes a fundamental contribution to the practice of pictorial documentation and reconstruction
as practices of knowledge production in archaeology.</p>

<p>Parallel to the analytical monograph, a geoinformation system for the visualization history of the Palatine ("PalatinGIS") is being set up within iDAI.world
as a central analysis tool. It enables the comprehensible comparison and evaluation of the extensive data collection already available (approx. 1,700 digitized
images) from private and institutional archives. The GIS will be made accessible in accordance with the FAIR principles and will be freely available for further
research following the project. In the course of its development, there will also be an opportunity to critically reflect on the heuristic added value of digital
data processing.</p>


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<span class="ng-scope">Layout and section of the so-called Bagni di Livia with an ideal plan of a Roman bath,<br>
watercolour drawing (A. Mampieri, 10: März 1845). (Quelle: Archivio Statale di Napoli, Maggiordomia, III inv., b. 2055, f. 253.)</span>
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<con10t-image src="/con10t/img/PalatinGIS/PalatinGIS_Abb.03.jpg" align="right" alt="domus_tiberiana" width="290">
<span class="ng-scope">Plan and elevation of the north front of the<br> Domus Tiberiana before and after the<br>
restoration, watercolour drawing<br> (P. Gambao, 1855). (Quelle: Archivio Statale<br> di Napoli, Maggiordomia, III inv., b. 2175, f. 305.)</span>
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<p>The Palatine geoinformation system ("PalatinGIS") is being created and will grow successively over the course of the project. In chronological order
and analogous to the monograph currently in progress, images from research into the Palatine from the early modern period (around 1500) to the age of
digitization will be enriched with information and fed into iDAI.objects in the form of object entries. Each of these entries is mapped in a chronological
layer in iDAI.geoserver. A layer is a georeferenced map of the Palatine that was created not too long after the image was taken. The entries in Objects can
be searched (https://arachne.dainst.org/info/faq) according to various criteria (object depicted, date, artist, technique, literature, etc.). A reciprocal
linking of the entries - from the object entry in iDAI.objects to the corresponding layer in iDAI.geoserver and back - enables comprehensive research that
facilitates the accessibility and comparability of the images with regard to various aspects that were investigated in more detail in the project. For a better
overview, in addition to access to the entire catalogue, two further catalogues will be created containing material from specific time periods and from specific
building complexes of the Palatine (chronological and topographical catalogue).</p>


<h2 class="con10t-toc-entry" style="padding-top: 300px;">Catalogues of the visualizations of the Palatine</h2>

<con10t-catalog-tree catalog-id="1724" style="width:49%; float:left"></con10t-catalog-tree>

<con10t-catalog-tree catalog-id="1725" style="width:49%; float:right"></con10t-catalog-tree>


<h2 class="con10t-toc-entry">Contributors and contact</h2>

<p>• Project management: Dr. Barbara Sielhorst (<a href="barbara.sielhorst@rub.de">barbara.sielhorst@rub.de</a>)<br>
• Student assistant („PalatinGIS“): Anja Wolf (<a href="anja.wolf@rub.de">anja.wolf@rub.de</a>)</p>


<h2 class="con10t-toc-entry">Funding and co-operations</h2>

<p>The project at the Institute of Archaeological Sciences at the Ruhr University Bochum
has been funded by the German Research Foundation (project no. 524436111) since October
2023 and takes place within the framework of a cooperation with the German Archaeological Institute.</p>

<div style ="display: flex; height: 100px;">
<a href="https://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/de"><img style="height:40px; margin: 10px;" src="/con10t/img/PalatinGIS/RUB_Logo.jpg"></a>
<a href="https://www.dfg.de/de"><img style="height:40px; margin: 10px;" src="/con10t/img/PalatinGIS/DFG_Logo.jpg"></a>
<a href="https://www.dainst.org/"><img style= "height:40px; margin: 10px;" src="/con10t/img/PalatinGIS/DAI_Logo.jpg"></a>
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<p>B. Sielhorst</p>

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