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Development and current trends of the Czech historical geography

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Semotanová E., Chromý P.
Historická geografie (Historical Geography)
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2012
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vol. 38
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issue 1
9-34
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The contribution presents existing results of the Czech historic-geographical research, the current state of scientific discipline, and also challenges that is the Czech historical geography facing. It deals with development of thematic orientation of historic-geographical research in course of the 20th century, introduces leading persons of individual generations and define the three today’s theoreticmethodological orientations of historic-geographical research. Since the year 2012 historic-geographical research has gained a common institutional platform: the Historical Geography Research Centre. Further research in the field of historical geography in Czechia will develop the Baker’s four key traditions of historical geography: changing distribution, changing environments, changing landscapes, changing areas and regions.
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Historické hranice v prostředí GIS: správní regiony v Česku 1920–2012

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Burda T., Janoušek Z., Chromý P.
Historická geografie (Historical Geography)
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2014
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vol. 40
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issue 1
41-72
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This article discusses the methodology of demarcating administrative borders in Czechia in GIS in several chronological horizons and interprets the causes for changes in these borders between 1920 and the present. The current lack of historical administrative borders in the digital form has limited a number of scientific outputs from different disciplines. The result of this work is a database of administrative borders, which covers the territory of Bohemia and a part of Moravia and enables their application in transferring spatial data from historical sources, the creation of reconstruction maps or identification of territories of extensive internal peripheries, especially in the vicinity of regional borders.
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