To read more about Livorno 3D and the archival sources behind it, check out the DECIMA website!
decima-map.net/livorno3d/
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The foundational data of Livorno3D was extracted and transcribed by DECIMA researchers Daniel Jamison, Heather Smith, Ariana Ellis, and Ariana Sider.
decima-map.net/the-project/...
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To create Livorno3D, the DECIMA team collaborated with a number of colleagues, including historian Lucia Frattarelli Fischer, architectural historians Alessandro Merlo and Emanuela Ferretti, and our GIS designer Ben Woodward.
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The interactive map opens up a whole new city for exploration and academic analysis, allowing users to explore streets populated with the lives of the innkeepers, merchants, craftsmen, renters, and owners who once lived there.
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Livorno3D combines a 3D rendering of the early modern Italian city of Livorno with demographic and economic data gathered from a Livornese 'decima nuova' undertaken in 1646.
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