Abstract
Historical Atlas of Poland 2.0 – over 140 years of joint work of historians and cartographers
Highlights
Being as open and user-friendly as possible will help us to fulfil the goal of popularizing the data and knowledge gathered in decades of work and research on Historical Atlas of Poland (HAP)
The platform that has been chosen for the project is GeoNode (Figure 2) – an open-source framework serving as a base for building geospatial content management systems and spatial data infrastructures (Corti et al 2019)
Its rich features intended for data publishing, organizing them in structures, and presenting on a map supports well our goal of creating a geoportal and data repository implementing FAIR rules
Summary
Katarzyna Słomska-Przecha,*, Dawid Maciuszeka, Aniela Rząsaa, Tomasz Paneckia a Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History, Polish Academy of Sciences - kslomska@ihpan.edu.pl, dawidjanmaciuszek@gmail.com, aniela.rzasa@gmail.com, tpanecki@ihpan.edu.pl * Corresponding author Inter alia, to correct the location of settlement points from old volumes, adjust roads and forest borders, and improve the hierarchy of ecclesiastical divisions.
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