In concrete, I need to represent a historical evolution of the construction works in a period of time. So I have a list of architects that were working in distinct buildings in different dates. That is, architect "A" in 1455 was working in building “X” and then in 1457 was working in “Y” building....
(AId, date, GIS coordinates)
(Bkey, Building, GIS coordinates)
(AId, architect)
Then, use joins.
(AId, date, GIS coordinates)
(Bkey, Building, GIS coordinates)
(AId, architect)
Then, use joins.
Hola Patricia, generalmente se utilizan mapas de estado, es como la foto de un momento determinado y de transiciones que muestran los cambios, como un elemento A se convierte en B. La estructuración de los datos debe centrarse en el elemento que supone el centro de la investigación, es el Arquitecto, el edicificio o el año, el resto de atributos y tablas se van estructurando solos a medidas que planteas añadir información.
If your problem is only the representation of a temporal sequence of events, you can think to use the functionality "time" in ArcGIS.
Your building site can be represented by a shapefile and yours architects as different properties of the vector layers, for example.
Have a look on the link that i've attached, hope it will be usefull!
http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//005z0000000z000000
Hello Patricia,
I think you should take main historic periods of economic / and local spatial development. Another aspect is the change of urbanistic "Leitbilder" - visions of the form of cities, like the 19. century block-city, the garden city, the modern movement since 1910 and the post-war periode 1945-1960 and later the rebirth of the dense city structur in planning and urban design after 1975 (in Germany). The changing times differs al ittle between countries and continents. But the base - the urbanistic discussion - had worldwide many similarities.
You can see the the use of main development periods in my boock of the development of the city of Cologne in the Cologne Artikel in Research-Gate and for Aachen on this link:
http://issuu.com/mondragone/docs/aachener_stadtraum?e=2486877/3020727
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