Analysing spatio-temporal change by use of national historical Geographical Information Systems: Population change during and after the Great Irish Famine

Paul Ell; Ian Gregory

Analysing spatio-temporal change by use of national historical Geographical Information Systems: Population change during and after the Great Irish Famine

Paul Ell, Ian Gregory

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Abstract

Several countries have made large investments in building historical Geographical Information Systems (GIS) databases containing census and other quantitative statistics over long periods of time. Making good use of these databases requires approaches that explore spatial and temporal change.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	149-167
Number of pages	19
Journal	Historical Methods
Volume	38 (4)
Publication status	Published - Sept 2005

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Analysing spatio-temporal change by use of national historical Geographical Information Systems: Population change during and after the Great Irish Famine

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