Domizia D'Erasmo

Domizia D'Erasmo
Sapienza University of Rome | la sapienza · Department of Classic

Master of Arts

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Introduction
Currently PhD Student Researcher in Post-Classical Archaeology at Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Classics with a thesis of landscape archaeology on the landscape of the Egyptian delta between the late antique and Islamic periods (VI-VIII secc.). She is also a member of the Laboratory of Digital Archaeology of Sapienza University of Rome (https://lad.saras.uniroma1.it/)
Skills and Expertise
Digital Mapping
Satellite Image Analysis
Mapping
Spatial Analysis
Land Use Modelling
Digital Terrain Analysis
Topography
DTM
Interpolation

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Fig. 3 -Result of vectorisation of the main watercourses of the western...
Fig. 4 -Detailed view of the density of canals and rivers between the...
Fig. 5 -A categorization by "order" of the stream layer labels is shown...
Fig. 6 -On the right, an example of an ancient canal (canaux...
+2 Fig. 7 -An example of two vectorised dams (image by D. D'Erasmo).
Bogdani Julian, D’Erasmo Domizia, de Leone Cecilia and Giordano Arianna. 2022. ‘Digitising the Napoleonic map of Egypt. The creation and publication of an open data set for the reconstruction of the ancient Egyptian landscape’. Vicino Oriente XXVI: 77–97
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  • Sep 2022
The Carte topographique de l'Égypte, published in 1828 by the French engineer Pierre Jacotin, has always been considered a significant means for the reconstruction of the ancient Egyptian landscape. This cartographic series can be used as an informative bridge linking the present and the past, in the effort to understand the many changes that have...
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Figure 1: a) A section of the strada della Valle as depicted in Nolli's...
Figure 2: Result of the vectorization of all analysed paths by GIS...
Figure 3: a) List of ten paths of private citizens passing through a...
Figure 4: a) Vectorized paths around piazza della Rotonda; b)...
+1 Figure 5: Heatmap of ceremonial paths (14) of the 18th century (base...
Ago, Renata, and Domizia D’Erasmo. 2021. ‘Analysis of Urban Mobility in 18th Century Rome: A Research Approach through GIS Platform’. In ArcheoFOSS XIV 2020. Proceedings of the 14th International Conference 15-17 October 2020, edited by Julian Bogdani, Riccardo Montalbano, and Paolo Rosati, 44–54. Archaeopress Archaeology. Archaeopress
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  • Jan 2021
The Geographic Information System (GIS) has been commonly used to analyse and elaborate the big data of urban mobility in modern cities. At the same time a range of studies has been utilizing it to examine various kinds of movements in old times, especially those on a large territorial scale. This article aims to highlight the use of GIS in the stu...
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Fig. 1: To the left the entire coverage of the 4085-Great Britain War...
Fig. 2: Examples of cartographic reproduction of the area surrounding...
Fig. 4: a) The image shows the result of the georeferencing through...
Fig. 6: Islands represented in the area of pertinence of the 16 th...
+1 Fig. 7: In the image it is possible to observe the area of the island...
D’Erasmo, Domizia. 2019. ‘Georeferencing Napoleonic cartography to reconstruct ancient Egypt landscapes: methods in comparison and the case of the island of iw-rd in the 16th nomos of Upper Egypt’. GROMA 4: 1–18
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  • Mar 2020
The Egyptian landscape over the millennia has been affected by geomorphological and urban changes that have also involved the hydrological scenery, with the consequent transformation of areas around watercourses. This paper aims to highlight the possibilities derived from the consultation of Napoleonic cartography for the study of the Egyptian land...
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D’Erasmo, Domizia. 2020. ‘Figure femminili e gestione del potere durante la VI dinastia: le donne della corte di Pepi I’. Vicino Oriente XXIV: 109–23
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  • Jan 2020
The kingdom of Pepi I(6thDynasty)is characterized by a series of female characters who had important roles at the court of the kingand,apparently, some of these seem to have played a part in the future of the Dynasty. In this paper, particular attentionwill be given to the cases of the anonymous bride of Pepi I, to Nebet vizierof Upper Egypt, to An...
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