Extracting Toponyms from Maps of Jerusalem

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Introduction & Motivation

Example of Muqarnas structure

1. Simple Muqarnas: the ceilings have plane surfaces only

Elements defined by Al Kashi
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Methodology

Create the shapes in 2D

Transform the shapes in 3D

The Arc from the Method of Masons

The 3D Projection

Create the 2D plan and the 3D volume

- Step 1:

- Step 2:

In practice

Project Plan

Date Task Completion
By Week 3
  • Choose three interesting project ideas.
By Week 4
  • Initial tutorial: Introduction to Rhino and Grasshopper.
By Week 5
  • Rhino and Grasshopper applied exercises.
By Week 6
  • Grasshopper implementation of Islamic 2D star pattern
By Week 7
  • Find the steps traditionally followed by craftsmen to construct muqarnas.
By Week 8
  • Understand the construction methods described by Al Kashi's manuscript "Methods of the masons'.
By Week 9
  • Work on the grasshopper 3D model.
By Week 10
  • Midterm presentation: Prepare slides for the midterm project presentation.
By Week 11
  • Complete the parametric 2D plan on Grasshopper.
By Week 12
  • Start applying the 3D shapes on the 2D plan of the model.
By Week 13
  • Final changes and fine tuning of the model.
By Week 14
  • Final presentation.

Results

3D shapes

Limitations

Future work

Github Repository

Jerusalem Maps EPFL DH405

References

Literature

  • Kim, Jina, et al. "The mapKurator System: A Complete Pipeline for Extracting and Linking Text from Historical Maps." arXiv preprint arXiv:2306.17059 (2023).
  • Li, Zekun, et al. "An automatic approach for generating rich, linked geo-metadata from historical map images." Proceedings of the 26th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery & Data Mining. 2020

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