Dov Gavish
Biographic Data
| ID | 1806355 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dov Gavish |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dov |
| FAMILY NAME | Gavish |
| SIGNATURE | GAVISH D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Russian naval officer's chart of Haifa Bay (1772)
The history of the surveying and charting of the Aegean Sea and the Straits by the Russian Navy during the 1770s has been the subject of a number of papers in Imago Mundi.' Many of the maps and charts resulting from the Russian expeditions were eventually included in the Atlas arkhipelaga [Atlas of the Archipelago], as the Russians called the Aegean, which was published in St Petersburg in 1788.2 Although the Eastern Mediterranean was outside the…
Selected papers from the 16th international conference on the history of cartography
Intelligence work is based on the gathering of information, including cartographic material for preparing new maps. This paper examines copies and re‐editions, produced by British, Egyptian, and PLO military authorities, of topographical maps of Israel on a scale 1:100,000, which were published from the later part of the Mandate (1930s and 1940s), up to the 1980s. Certain features in the copies reflect distinctive political attitudes to the local…
Land and Map
The Cadastral Mapping of Palestine, 1858-1928
The development of the cadastral system and land mapping of Palestine is a domestic issue of land administration whose early development took place primarily in Europe. Twentieth-century Palestine saw the transition from land registration, without proper reference of location, to statutory maps which became indispensable for land settlement and registration. This paper considers the introduction of cadastral mapping in Palestine in the years 1858…
An Account of an Unrealized Aerial Cadastral Survey in Palestine under the British Mandate
This paper describes a hitherto unknown cartographic-photogrammetric chapter in the mapping history of Palestine under the British Mandate. From time to time during the Mandate, the concept of cadastral mapping using aerial photographs came to the fore, not by chance, but as the direct result of an historical development which proves that Palestine was one ofthe first territories in the world, if not actually the first, to initiate such a project…
The Arad Countryside
The Cadastral Mapping of Palestine, 1858-1928
The development of the cadastral system and land mapping of Palestine is a domestic issue of land administration whose early development took place primarily in Europe. Twentieth-century Palestine saw the transition from land registration, without proper reference of location, to statutory maps which became indispensable for land settlement and registration. This paper considers the introduction of cadastral mapping in Palestine in the years 1858…
A Russian naval officer's chart of Haifa Bay (1772)
The history of the surveying and charting of the Aegean Sea and the Straits by the Russian Navy during the 1770s has been the subject of a number of papers in Imago Mundi.' Many of the maps and charts resulting from the Russian expeditions were eventually included in the Atlas arkhipelaga [Atlas of the Archipelago], as the Russians called the Aegean, which was published in St Petersburg in 1788.2 Although the Eastern Mediterranean was outside the…
Land and Map
An Account of an Unrealized Aerial Cadastral Survey in Palestine under the British Mandate
This paper describes a hitherto unknown cartographic-photogrammetric chapter in the mapping history of Palestine under the British Mandate. From time to time during the Mandate, the concept of cadastral mapping using aerial photographs came to the fore, not by chance, but as the direct result of an historical development which proves that Palestine was one ofthe first territories in the world, if not actually the first, to initiate such a project…
The Arad Countryside
An Account of an Unrealized Aerial Cadastral Survey in Palestine under the British Mandate
This paper describes a hitherto unknown cartographic-photogrammetric chapter in the mapping history of Palestine under the British Mandate. From time to time during the Mandate, the concept of cadastral mapping using aerial photographs came to the fore, not by chance, but as the direct result of an historical development which proves that Palestine was one ofthe first territories in the world, if not actually the first, to initiate such a project…
Land and Map
The Cadastral Mapping of Palestine, 1858-1928
The development of the cadastral system and land mapping of Palestine is a domestic issue of land administration whose early development took place primarily in Europe. Twentieth-century Palestine saw the transition from land registration, without proper reference of location, to statutory maps which became indispensable for land settlement and registration. This paper considers the introduction of cadastral mapping in Palestine in the years 1858…
Selected papers from the 16th international conference on the history of cartography
Intelligence work is based on the gathering of information, including cartographic material for preparing new maps. This paper examines copies and re‐editions, produced by British, Egyptian, and PLO military authorities, of topographical maps of Israel on a scale 1:100,000, which were published from the later part of the Mandate (1930s and 1940s), up to the 1980s. Certain features in the copies reflect distinctive political attitudes to the local…
A Russian naval officer's chart of Haifa Bay (1772)
The history of the surveying and charting of the Aegean Sea and the Straits by the Russian Navy during the 1770s has been the subject of a number of papers in Imago Mundi.' Many of the maps and charts resulting from the Russian expeditions were eventually included in the Atlas arkhipelaga [Atlas of the Archipelago], as the Russians called the Aegean, which was published in St Petersburg in 1788.2 Although the Eastern Mediterranean was outside the…
Geography (6 works) · History (6 works) · Cartography (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works)