Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): Mapping Beyond the Monodisciplinary Approach: Exploring the Potential of Mapping in Comparative Research Methods

Edited by Lukas Höller, Yvonne van Mil, Michael Rodrigues

DOI: https://doi.org/10.60923/issn.2612-0496/v7-n1-2024

Published: 2025-10-15

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Editorial

• Mapping Beyond the Monodisciplinary Approach: Exploring the Potential of Mapping in Comparative Research Methods

  Lukas Höller, Yvonne van Mil, Michael Rodrigues

  6-15

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Main Section

• Patterns in Morphological Evolution: Comparing Changes in Six Medieval City-Centres in the Low Countries (1720-2020)

  Sahar Abdollahi, Martin de Jong, Jurian Edelenbos, Jan Fransen

  16-37

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• Mapping Walking Interviews in a Gentrifying Port City Neighborhood through Space-Time Paths

  Vincent Baptist

  38-55

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• Critical Notes on Mapping the Mobility of Agricultural Workers in the Province of Ferrara: the (Ethical) Importance of Opacity

  Elena Dorato, Richard Lee Peragine

  56-77

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• The Open Society in the Twenty-First Century: Comparative Critical Cartographies for Assessing and Designing in ‘t Hool, the Netherlands and Montbau, Spain

  Juan Sanz Oliver, Gregory Bracken, Víctor Muñoz Sanz

  78-97

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• An Analytical Study on Campus Street Types Considering Sustainable Landscape Microclimate

  Iftekhar Rahman, Subrata Das

  98-121

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• Counter-Mapping Spatial Footprint and Economic Activity of the Logistics Complex in the Netherlands

  Merten Nefs

  122-141

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• Introducing the Bauhaus of the Seas Sails Geospatial Platform: A Spatially Enabled Mapping Framework for Analyzing Complex Territories

  Michael Rodrigues, Lukas Höller, Alankrita Sarkar

  142-164

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• Mapping Sustainable Futures: Cartographic Maps’ Role in Citizen Science for Participatory Research in Sustainable Urban Mobility

  Teresa Carlone, Selene Tondini

  165-196

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• Value Mapping as a Pedagogical Tool to Understand Complex Urban and Landscape Challenges

  Ingrid Mulder, Michael Rodrigues, María Elena López-Reyes, Ariele Empirio, Alankrita Sarkar

  197-218

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Practices

• Mapping Scenarios for the Netherlands in 2050

  Kersten Nabielek

  219-232

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Miscellanea

• Computer-Aided Decision-Making for the Highest Sustainable Reuse of ‎Historic Buildings

  Suroor Abdulghafoor Jasim, Emad Hani Ismaeel

  233-252

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