For the mapping part of our project, we used both Google Earth and Google Maps, and also social network graphing.
In the Google Maps section you can find a mao that depict our poets' journeys. It is divided into five different periods that you can toggle accordingly.
If you prefer to highlight the relationships themselves, disregarding the geographical references, you may find our Social Network graph more appealing.
| Key | Legend | |
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Birthplace (Click to get the poet's and the place names) |
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Birthplace unknown or uncertain (nationality value used as reference) |
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Patron and/or venue of literary performance (Click to get more information about the type of patronage involved) |
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| Path color | Joins the poet's place of origin with his following settlements (Click to identify the poet) |
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| Uncertain journey | ||
| Base map | Default: Satellite (Add labels or change the style at the right-upper corner to get additional geographic info) |
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After the deprecation of the Google Earth API, we do not know about other alternatives to build timelines with 3D mapping applications in the browser. We have decided to include the Google Earth plug-in, anyway. Besides the Google Earth application for Android, these are the browsers that will allow you to visualize the globe until December 2015:
| Key | Legend | |
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Birthplace (Click to get the poet's and the place names) |
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Birthplace unknown or uncertain (nationality value used as reference) |
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Patron and/or venue of literary performance (Click to get more information about the type of patronage involved) |
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| Path color | Joins the poet's place of origin with his following settlements (Click to identify the poet) |
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| Uncertain journey | ||
| Key | Legend | |
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| Edge color | First and Second Periods | |
| Third Period | ||
| Fourth Period | ||
| Fifth Period | ||
| Edge width | Edgebetweenness | |
| Line stroke | Origin: Castilian | |
| Origin: Aragonese, Italian or Occitan | ||
| Origin: Galician | ||
| Origin: Portuguese | ||
| Node color | Royal court | |
| Lordship | ||
| Troubadour | ||
| Geographical place | ||
| Node and font sizes | Degree Centrality | |
