Geography Reference
In-Depth Information
19. A more extensive account of this
architecture is provided by Southall, “Re-
building the Great Britain Historical GIS,
Par t 2.”
20. htp://dublincore.org; htp://eac
.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de; ht p://w w w
.opengeospatial.org.
21. htp://w w w.naturalengland.org.uk
/about_us/whatwedo.
22. Andrew Baker, personal communi-
cation, November 2009.
23. B. Baily, M. R iley, P. Aucot, and
H. Southall, “Extracting Digital Data from
the First Land Utilisation Survey of Great
Britain: Methods, Issues and Potential,”
Applied Geography
31 (2011): 959-68. One
published study making some use of these
data for the Peak District is M. Dallimer,
D. Tinch, S. Acs, N. Hanley, H. R . South-
all, K. J. Gaston, and P. R . Armsworth,
“100 Years of Change: Examining Ag-
ricultural Trends, Habitat Change and
Stakeholder Perceptions through the 20th
Cent u r y,”
Journal of Applied Ecology
46
(2 0 0 9): 3 3 4 - 4 3 .
24. R . Walford, ed.,
Land Use - UK: A
Survey for the 21st Century
(Sheffield: Geo-
graphical Association, 1997).
25. For some examples, see R . Janiskee,
“Socially and Ecologically Responsible
Historical Geography,”
Environmental
Review
4 (1980): 35-40.
26. htp://www.landmark.co.uk/page
/historic-data.
27. G. J. A llord and W. J. Carswell,
“Scanning and Georeferencing Historical
USGS Quadrangles,” U.S. Geological Sur-
vey, Madison, Wis., 2011, htp://pubs.usgs
.gov/fs/2011/3009/fs20113009_sept2011.pdf.
28. htp://www.envirocheck.co.uk
/envirocheck/historical_land_use_
report.jsp.
29. For much more about chancel li-
ability and the relevant historical records,
see National Archives, “Chancel Repair
Liabilities in England and Wales,” Legal
Records Information Lealet 33, htp://
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/records
/research-guides/chancel-repairs.htm.
30. htp://www.clsl.co.uk/content
management/Page.aspx?PageID=254
&b2cmode=False.
31. The original Kain and Oliver data
are held by the UK Data Archive as SN
4348: “Historic Parishes of England and
Wales: An Electronic Map of Boundaries
before 1850 with a Gazeteer and Meta-
data.” he GIS constructed by the Great
Britain HGIS is similarly held as SN 4828:
“GIS of the Ancient Parishes of England
and Wales, 1500-1850.”
32. Conveyancing Liability Solutions
Ltd., htp://www.clsl.co.uk.
33. I. N. Gregory, C. Bennet, V. L.
Gilham, and H. R . Southall, “The Great
Britain Historical GIS: From Maps to
Changing Human Geography,”
Carto-
graphic Journal
39 (2002): 37-49.
34. PinPoint Chancel, htp://w w w
.pinpointchancel.co.uk.
35. R EF2014: Research Excellence
Framework, htp://www.ref.ac.uk.
