Two new #nodegoat use cases added:

'Visualizing Early Nineteenth-Century Foreign Commercial Activity at Pernambuco' https://nodegoat.net/usecase.p/372.m/46/visualizing-early-nineteenth-century-foreign-commercial-activity-at-pernambuco

'FORMAL. Mapping Fountains over Time and Place'
https://nodegoat.net/usecase.p/372.m/47/formal-mapping-fountains-over-time-and-place

Or go to https://nodegoat.net/usecases to explore all use cases.

RT @Inge_vanVugt: So addictive indeed @kaspargubler! Behold the Grand Tour of Cosimo III in the Dutch Republic (1667-1668) @nodegoat #histo…

RT @kaspargubler: Simply integrate historical maps into @nodegoat as background for the visualizations...but beware, the old maps can cause…

RT @Lotte_Kosthorst: Keine Dachterrasse, aber geht auch! 😉
#StayAtHome #covid19italy #Nodegoat #HomeOffice https://twitter.com/centro_tedesco/status/1253275909341265920

How do you store people or locations that share a name, like Hottinger, Hottinger, Hottinger, or Hottinger?

Read this blog post to learn how to deal with ambiguous identities: https://nodegoat.net/blog.s/45/how-to-store-uncertain-data-in-nodegoat-ambiguous-identities (4/4)

How do you store contradictions in your source material, like born "about 1666" or "in 1668/9"?

Read this blog post to learn how to deal with conflicting information: https://nodegoat.net/blog.s/44/how-to-store-uncertain-data-in-nodegoat-conflicting-information (3/4)

How do you store vague or incomplete statements, like: "born about 1666, probably in or near London"?

Read this blog post to learn how to deal with incomplete source material: https://nodegoat.net/blog.s/43/how-to-store-uncertain-data-in-nodegoat-incomplete-source-material (2/4)

Your database for historical data should be able to record various levels of uncertainty. @t_winnerling contributed to the #nodegoat blog to discuss multiple strategies for storing uncertain data: https://nodegoat.net/blog.s/42/how-to-store-uncertain-data-in-nodegoat (1/4)

RT @gerthuskens: My first try at visualizing the @Egyptology_PP @nodegoat data on the evolution of the Belgian diplomatic corps in Egypt be…

🗺️ Map from @DavidRumseyMaps: https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/s/i52u82

🌐 Georeferenced with @Georeferencer: https://davidrumsey.georeferencer.com/maps/1e7203aa-938c-5771-ac44-649a558c1af7/view

🔎 Explore the interactive #nodegoat visualisation here: http://demo.nodegoat.net/viewer.p/48/1/scenario/12/geo/fullscreen

Learn how to visualise your historical data on a historical map by following this guide: https://nodegoat.net/guides/historicalmap

"FORMAL. Mappare il movimento delle fontane monumentali nel tempo e nello spazio attraverso la geovisualizzazione" shows how #nodegoat can be used for inner city mappings. Presented by P. Palomba, E. Garzia, R. Montanari at #AIUCD2020

https://aiucd2020.unicatt.it/aiucd-Palomba_et_al.pdf (PDF)

RT @geierandrea2017: Falls ihr heute auch 1 schöne Ziege brauchen könnt.

RT @ERC_SKILLNET: There are two new blog posts on our website by Michael Barg and Hester Smit, with analyses of #earlymodern mss. 985 and 9…

#nodegoat internship 👇 https://twitter.com/gzornetta/status/1223160273978253314

RT @joewett: New post: CfP: Data for History 2020: Modelling Time, Space, Agents  https://digihum.de/blog/2020/01/31/cfp-data-for-history-2020-modelling-time-space-agents/

RT @kaspargubler: Check out our usecase for the database migration from MS SQL server to nodegoat...👇

https://nodegoat.net/usecase.p/372.m/41/repertorium-academicum-germanicum---the-graduate-scholars-of-the-holy-roman-empire https://t.co…

RT @HNR_org: Out now: Call for papers for the 2020 Historical Network Research Conference at @C2DH_LU in Luxembourg.

We're thrilled to an…

RT @SonjaKmec: Cool graph: Which historical figures have been celebrated by means of portraits on European postage stamps? Using @nodegoat…

@waitmanb @PleiadesProject Yes, please send an email to support@nodegoat.net

To store your own list of locations in nodegoat, create a Type with a single sub-object which you can either fill in manually, by changing 'Location: Reference' to 'Location: Point', or import data into.

@waitmanb @PleiadesProject You can then use these locations in any other Type as location reference (3/3)

@waitmanb @PleiadesProject You can connect these column headings to your data model with an import template in nodegoat. For this to work, your gazetteer Type in nodegoat needs a sub-object that can host these locations (this auto-generates the lat/long elements) (2/3)

@waitmanb Happy to help! To give an example: if you have a CSV file like this sample from a @PleiadesProject dump http://atlantides.org/downloads/pleiades/dumps/ (1/3)

RT @hild_de: Full-day workshop on analyzing historical datasets with @nodegoat @HuygensING Jan 16 - #SNA #DH #digitalhistory https://t.co/h…

RT @hild_de: Full-day workshop on analyzing historical datasets with @nodegoat @HuygensING Jan 16 - #SNA #DH #digitalhistory https://t.co/h…

RT @technetempire: and our project @nodegoat
Thanks to Prof. Rafael Moreira @CentroCham  and Prof. Beatriz Bueno for organising the sessio…

RT @abbysgondek: New Developments in Holocaust Studies and the Digital Humanities http://abbysgondek.com/2019/11/18/new-developments-in-holocaust-studies-and-the-digital-humanities/

RT @technetempire: Ongoing now: @nodegoat Workshop provided by @LAB1100 team / a partnership @technetempire project from @CentroCham with L…

RT @ihc_fcsh: O próximo workshop de #HumanidadesDigitais é já na próxima semana, nos dias 5 e 6!
Será dedicado à Plataforma @nodegoat, tend…