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一个十九世纪的城市奥斯曼人口微型数据集:从1840年代人口普查前的伯萨人口登记册中提取数据和关系数据库策划
M Erdem Kabadayı1, Efe Erünal2
1Koç University, Department of History, Istanbul, Turkey.
Scientific data
|June 3, 2024
概括
这项研究发布了来自1839年布尔萨登记册的第一个完整的奥斯曼城市人口数据集. 这些历史人口统计数据现在可以用于全球研究,增强社会科学理解.
科学领域:
- 历史人口统计 历史人口统计
- 社会科学研究社会科学研究
- 奥斯曼帝国研究.
背景情况:
- 这是一个很棒的节目,这是一个很棒的节目.
- 大微数据的革命
- 通过可访问的历史人口普查数据,改变了社会科学研究.
- 奥斯曼帝国的人口记录在很大程度上无法进入这个生态系统.
- 这限制了该地区的历史人口统计研究.
研究的目的:
- 发布奥斯曼帝国城市中心的首次完整人口数据集 (伯萨,1839年).
- 为了使以前无法访问的奥斯曼人口登记处以全球微数据存储库兼容的格式提供.
- 为了使和扩大奥斯曼帝国及其他地区的历史人口统计学研究.
主要方法:
- 数字化和表格化最初没有表格的1839年布尔萨人口登记册.
- 将数据集成到关系式的Microsoft Access数据库中.
- 确保与全球微数据仓库标准的兼容性.
主要成果:
- 现在可以获得奥斯曼帝国城市伯萨 (1839) 的第一个完整的人口记录数据集.
- 该数据集揭示了奥斯曼帝国人口登记的质量和复杂性,与19世纪的全球人口普查相提并论.
- 数据以可访问的表格格式在关系数据库中呈现.
结论:
- 发布的布尔萨数据集显著提高了奥斯曼帝国历史人口统计数据的可访问性.
- 该资源为奥斯曼帝国和相关地区的历史人口统计研究释放了未被充分利用的潜力.
- 该项目为全球社会科学研究社区扩大了对有价值数据集的访问.
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