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Sound Toll Registers online. To the Test

De tweede wetenschappelijke workshop over STR online vond plaats in Leeuwarden op 28 en 29 oktober 2010: Sound Toll Registers online. To the Test.
Dertien collega’s uit zeven landen lichtten de voortgang van het project toe en toonden hoe STR online bijdraagt aan hun lopende onderzoek.

• Who were the shipmasters of the Frisian village Makkum? A comparison between data from the STR and local sources (work in progress) - J.J. Koopmans (Groningen, The Netherlands)
• The Sound Toll Registers as Mirror Data for National Import-Export-Statistics – The Example of Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Scotland (1660-1760) - Philipp Robinson Rössner (Leipzig, Germany)
• Ships as entities: the role of ships as economic agents, using Sound Toll Registers - Ana Sofia Ribeiro and Amélia Polónia (Porto, Portugal)
• Cross-checking the Sund database with the French Balance du Commerce - Guillaume Daudin (Lille, France)
• Baltic Shipping and Trade, 1497-1857: Research Possibilities of Sound Toll Registers Online - Erik Goebel (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• Frisian shipmasters and the Dutch market for maritime transport: first results comparing STR Online with the Quotisatiekohier of 1749 - Simone Steenbeek (Groningen, The Netherlands)
• Integrating Data Bases: Conceptual models proposed to the study of the Dutch-Spanish merchant networks in the 18th century - Ana Crespo Solana (Madrid, Spain)
• Functional classification of shipmasters’ domiciles as a tool for visual analysis of the structure of Baltic shipping in the eighteenth century - Werner Scheltjens (Groningen, The Netherlands)
• The current state of STR online - Siem van der Woude (Leeuwarden, The Netherlands)
• English Prize papers, Danish Soundtoll registers and Frisian westbound shipping in Europe; a project under construction -Hanno Brand (Leeuwarden, The Netherlands)
• STR online – prospect of the users interface - George Welling (Groningen, The Netherlands)
• The Baltic trade and the local economy of Schiedam (1650-1800) - Annette de Wit (Den Helder, The Netherlands)

De deelnemers aan de STR online workshop, 28-29 oktober 2010, in Tresoar, Leeuwarden.

Staand, van links naar rechts:
Ana Sofia Ribeiro, Richard Keijzer, Klas Rönnbäck, Michael Serruys, Hanno Brand, Albert Meijer, Jacek Bujanowski, Jelle Jan Koopmans, Ton van Velzen, Simone Steenbeek, Cees Jan van Golen, Peter Poortvliet, George Welling, Johan Steendam, Meindert Seffinga, Erik Gøbel, Werner Scheltjens, Guillaume Daudin, Siem van der Woude, Lars Bjorn Madsen

Gehurkt, van links naar rechts:
Marc de Lannoy, Jan Willem Veluwenkamp, Marian Douma