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Time Layered Cultural Map of Australia: Advanced Techniques and Big Data (via UoN)

  • Craig, Hugh (Lead Investigator)
  • Maxwell-Stewart, Hamish (UNE Lead Investigator)
  • Gibbs, Martin (Co-Investigator)
  • Coleborne, Catharine (Co-Investigator)
  • Ryan, Lyndall (Co-Investigator)
  • Palmer, Bill (Co-Investigator)
  • Arthur, Paul (Co-Investigator)
  • Edmonds, Penny (Co-Investigator)
  • Barnett, Tully (Co-Investigator)
  • Gu, Ning (Co-Investigator)
  • Nichols, Julie (Co-Investigator)
  • Smith, Rosalind (Co-Investigator)
  • Lamond, Julieanne (Co-Investigator)
  • May, Andrew (Co-Investigator)
  • University of Newcastle
  • Edith Cowan University
  • Flinders University
  • University of South Australia
  • Australian National University
  • University of Melbourne

Project Details

Description

Time Layered Cultural Map of Australia: Advanced Techniques and Big Data. The aim of the project is to understand Australian history and culture better through the perspective afforded by large data sets with spatial and temporal coordinates. To this end the project aims to build open-access infrastructure to create and analyse large spatio-temporal data sets, and to provide new map layers to serve as context for multiple research projects. Users would be able to deal with spatio-temporal data sets as dynamic systems and create multi-layered maps with them. The benefits would be a marked increase in the ease of humanities research using digital mapping and clear pathways to big data, high-end projects combining structured space and time data with traditional humanities insights and approaches.

Funding

Funder: Australian Research Council LIEF
Award Value: $472,543
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date1/01/23 → 31/12/23

Collaborative partners

  • University of Newcastle (lead)
  • Edith Cowan University
  • Flinders University
  • University of South Australia
  • Australian National University
  • University of Melbourne

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