After a small break, we now digitized the drawing Hernandez Cartaya as our 21st network.
A big help in reading Lombardis text was the fact that I digitize World Finance Corporation, Miami c. 1970-79 (4th Version) in parallel, which … Read the rest
Lincoln, Silverado shows two networks, apparently on the front and the back side of the paper. We now digitized the network on the front.… Read the rest
Number 20 of our digitized networks is Phil Schwab, CB Financial and Eureka Federal Savings c. 1981-6.… Read the rest
Industries Carlos Cardoen of Santiago, Chile c. 1982-90 (2nd Version) is our latest addition to the digitized networks.… Read the rest
We added Trafalgar House Cementation – Armscor and the Malaysia Dam Project c. 1980-95 London – Johannesburg – Kuala Lumpur as XGMML, JSON and GraphML to our networks page. This is the 18th drawing that we digitized and there … Read the rest
We now have generated our own interactive visualizations for all networks. The nodes therein now refer to the URIs of the mentioned actors which in turn lead to an information page with further links. The menu “Networks”/”Visualizations” leads to the … Read the rest
The goal of this project is to provide Lombardis drawings as datastructures. In a second step then, anyone can implement services on these datastructures. I do so on this site by making them searchable and explorable or use them for … Read the rest
Our actors analysis is the collection of all persons and institutions in the digitized works. We now have introduced URIs for each actor. These are resolvable and lead to page on which we link to further information sources. You might … Read the rest
All networks that we have – currently 17 – are available now in three format on the networks page. GraphML, XGMML and JSON are available. They originate from the same source – the Cytoscape-editor. They then are exported as … Read the rest
The LittleSis site is a non-aesthetic, database approach to powermapping which might be cross-checked with the relations in the drawings. The site describes itself as “LittleSis* is a free database of who-knows-who at the heights of business and government. We’re … Read the rest