Alexander Voigt

University of Bamberg · Institut für Archäologie, Denkmalkunde und Kunstgeschichte

Riverine landscapes and their floodplains are subject to constant changes throughout geologic time spans. In the Late Holocene the direct and indirect human activity on the floodplain increases and became the dominant factor in many European catchments, which led to a change from a natural- to a human-dominated floodplain system latest since the Ea...

Old maps are invaluable for archaeological, historical, and environmental research on past landscapes and their changes over time. To ensure data quality and reproducibility, the availability of multidisciplinary guidelines for systematic metadata management, georeferencing, and vectorisation of old map features is crucial; however, to this date, n...