GeoTemCo is usable for various platforms that handle geospatial-temporal data. Enclosed, we list projects (in alphabetical order) that utilize GeoTemCo for various purposes. If you use GeoTemCo within your project, we kindly ask you for sending us project details, so that we can hold this page up-to-date!
BioVeL DARIAH GeoBrowser Deutsche Digitale Biblithek eAQUA EmotionsRadar |
Europeana Euroscientia Frisbee Club Finder Heyne Digital Visualizing Medieval Places |
The European project BioVeL combines several biodiversity databases with the goal to implement and provide flexible user interfaces for biologists for their research on biodiversity issues. In this context GeoTemCo is integrated into a complex workflow process as one of the major visual interfaces for researchers. Biologists select a list of specific species and initialize GeoTemCo with observation entries of different time periods used as different datasets. GeoTemCo's exploration and filtering abilities expedite the detection of geospatially migrating species over time. |
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Within the DARIAH project, the so called GeoBrowser provides analyzation capabilities for humanists dealing with geospatial-temporal data. The GeoBrowser is an extended version of GeoTemCo that offers additional features (e.g. dataset export) of its previous version europeana4D. With the DARIAH Datasheet Editor, data sets can be edited individually and then visualized using the GeoBrowser. |
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Humanities scholars within the eAQUA project use a first version of GeoTemCo called Mental Maps to explore the geographic distribution and propagation of words extracted from ancient Greek texts. The visualization uses the metadata for 1.800 authors who lived in the period from 800BC to 1600AD in the eastern Mediterranean. GeoTemCo allows for filtering word occurences by time and is used as a hub to generate cooccurence graphs. This allows the comparision of words in space, time and topical context. |
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EmotionsRadar is a software to analyze the sentiments of web users about specific brands. It uses big data technologies developed by Fraunhofer IAIS within various other research projects. To support browsing through the results, a broad palette of visualizations is provided. In this context, GeoTemCo is used to display and compare the temporal and geospatial distribution of different sentiment classes (e.g. joy vs. anger).
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The first release of GeoTemCo as europeana4D works with the online digital catalogue of Europeana. It contains over 15 million entries (images, texts, sounds, videos), which are digitized resources of Europe’s libraries, museums, and archives. The data items have geospatial (e.g., publication place) and temporal (e.g., publication year) metadata and can be visualized and explored. |
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The online edition Heyne Digital provides digital copies and transcriptions of lecture notes taken from lectures given by Christian Gottlob Heyne. The user has the ability to dynamically search for persons, places, literature and artifacts. GeoTemCo is utilized to visualize the geospatial distribution of places mentioned in Heyne's lectures. |
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A collaboration between the Leipzig University, the American University of Beirut (AUB) and the ETH Zürich aims to investigate methods to properly visualize data with uncertain temporal (e.g. "around 1450") and/or uncertain geospatial (e.g. "near Sevilla") metadata. The GeoTemCo map is used to show the geospatial distribution, and the ThemeRiver is modified for the purpose of displaying the temporal information. |
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