Research output per year
Research output per year
Description
This dataset contains the digitised censuses which were created in the NWO-funded Replication Study '(Re)counting the Uncounted. Replication and Contextualisation of Dutch and Belgian Premodern Population Estimates (1350-1800)'.
In total, close to 2,000 premodern censuses (of hearths, houses, communicants, individuals, etc.) in the Low Countries were identified and catalogued. Around 750 of these were used by one or more of the four studies that were replicated in the study. The first batch of completed censuses can be found in this dataset. More data will be added incrementally.
In total, close to 2,000 premodern censuses (of hearths, houses, communicants, individuals, etc.) in the Low Countries were identified and catalogued. Around 750 of these were used by one or more of the four studies that were replicated in the study. The first batch of completed censuses can be found in this dataset. More data will be added incrementally.
| Date made available | 08 Apr 2023 |
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| Publisher | IISH Dataverse |
| Date of data production | 08 Apr 2023 |
Research output
- 1 Paper
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Conflating Historical Population Statistics Using a Historical GIS with a Flexible Semantic Model for Premodern Administrative Units in the Low Countries: The (Re)counting the Uncounted and Historical Atlas of the Low Countries Projects
Stapel, R., 13 Nov 2023, p. 56-59.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Scientific › peer-review
Open Access2 Citations (Scopus)
Activities
- 1 Talk or presentation
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Conflating Historical Population Statistics Using a Historical GIS with a Flexible Semantic Model for Premodern Administrative Units in the Low Countries. The (Re)counting the Uncounted and Historical Atlas of the Low Countries Projects
Rombert Stapel (Speaker)
13 Nov 2023Activity: Talk or presentation › Academic
Projects
- 1 Finished
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(Re)counting the uncounted. Replication and Contextualisation of Dutch and Belgian Premodern Population Estimates (1350-1800)
01/09/2020 → 31/12/2022
Project: Research