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Classifying historical business directory data: issues of translation between geographical and ethnographic contributions to a community PPGIS project - Ashley Dhanani & David Jeevenrampillais,UCL
1. Classifying historical business directory data:
Issues of translation between geographical and ethnographic contributions to
a community PPGIS project.
Ashley Dhanani & David Jeevendrampillai
Adaptable Suburbs Project
www.ucl.ac.uk/adaptablesuburbs
@AdaptableSuburb
2. Why are suburbs important?
What understanding do we have of the role of suburbs?
What is going on in Policy/Politics?
Adaptability?
3. Structure of the talk
Material Culture Heritage
- Structure of the built environment
Historic Business Directories
- Use of the built environment
PPGIS: Community Maps
- Meanings of the built environment
4. Material Culture Heritage
Understanding the urban built form through time
Using network analysis we can gain insight into:
– Movement
– Co-presence in space
– Implications of the changes in structure of space through time