Mapping Ottoman Epirus
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How did the Ottoman Empire operate?
Mapping Ottoman Epirus (MapOE) seeks to answer this question through big data, spatial and network analysis, visualization, and various other digital methods.
Mapping Ottoman Epirus is a project designed and coordinated by Ali Yaycioglu, Antonis Hadjikyriacou, Erik Steiner and Fatma Öncel, with the technical assistance of Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis (CESTA) in collaboration with Institute of Historical Research - National Hellenic Research Foundation in Athens.

Project History
MapOE concentrates on the Epirus region - which now constitutes Western Greece and Southern Albania - and the late eighteenth/early nineteenth centuries as a microcosm of the Ottoman Empire.

Projects
The Mapping Ottoman Epirus Project has been carried out by a highly skilled team since 2015 to prepare for the proposed project at Stanford's Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis CESTA).