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).
Our team has collated the essential materials into an operable corpus, developed text-to-database extraction scripts for Greek and Ottoman-Turkish materials, created digital maps illustrating historical topography of Epirus and the infrastructure, developed preliminary network visualizations to reveal the relations between key actors in our archives and created an initial custom historical gazetteer from the regional and imperial archives.

Our historical gazetteer Ali Pasha Collection of Papers at the Gennadius Library Archives, a four-volume catalogue of some 1,500 diplomatic, military, administrative and private documents and letters of Ali Pasha predominantly from the latter half of his rule of Ioannina from 1789-1822.

The Geospatial Network Model of the Ottoman World
The Geospatial Network Model of the Ottoman World aims to reconstructs the time cost and financial expense associated with different types of travel in the Ottoman Empire.

Events and Actors in the Ottoman Age of Revolutions
In the midst of the Napoleonic Wars, Ottoman-Russian conflicts and the crisis of the Ottoman imperial regime, Epirus was one of the most vibrant regions of the empire, experiencing dizzying events.