Mirrorlab - Nolli Base map

Geojson polygon of Giovan Battista Nolli (1692-1756) "La Pianta Grande di Roma", mapped by Dr. Paolo Rosati and related in the 2023, the map is spatially joined with the "Interactive Nolli Map Website 2.0" points dataset made by "Tile, James et Al., Interactive Nolli Map Website, 2021  https://web.stanford.edu/group/spatialhistory/nolli/ from the "Export" section, freely available at: https://web.stanford.edu/group/spatialhistory/nolli/ from the "Export" section.Pay attention mandatory to cite for use the dataset:- For the Nolly Polygon layer cite: Paolo Rosati, Nolli Map dataset for Mirrorlab project, 2023. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.10359055- For the polygon information and the points contained in the geojson cite:Tile, James et Al. The interactive Nolli Map Website, 2021 https://web.stanford.edu/group/spatialhistory/nolli/ from the "Export" section.To cite the plain acknowledgment of the Interactive Nolli Map Website 2.0 :Project directed by: - James TiceProfessor of Architecture, University of OregonPrincipals- Nicola CamerlenghiAssociate Professor of Art History, Dartmouth College- Erik SteinerCo-Director Spatial History Project, Stanford University- Giovanni SvevoArchaeologist, Cartographer, DH Specialist- Allan CeenDirector, Studium UrbisDesign, Cartography & Web DevelopmentGiovanni SvevoArchaeologist, Cartographer, DH SpecialistThe full acknowledgment is available at going on the same site click "about" and "acknowledgment".The polygons was obtained by digitize the WMS file at disposal by the same project:
Nolli, Giambattista, approximately 1692-1756. (2021). La Pianta Grande di Roma (Raster Image). [GeoTIFF]. Stanford University. Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis. Retrieved from https://earthworks.stanford.edu/catalog/stanford-nn217br6628The use use of this data are made for study and research only. The current dataset is downloadable fo free under CC-BY SA NC 4.0 license.