Amazon

, 143

Ambrotype

, 102–103

Amsterdam Notary Archives

, 82–83

Amsterdam Time Machine

, 72–73

Anti-monopoly legislation

, 157–158

Architects

, 4–5

Assassin’s Creed

, 125

Basilica di St. Croce

, 131–132

Big business

, 51–52

Big data politics

, 156–158

Bloemstraat

, 65–66, 76, 84

Boston Irish Catholics

, 49

Bullying

, 157–158

Cartographers

, 4–5

CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model

, 72

Cities

, 12, 68–69

definitions of

, 16–18

functional prerequisites of settlements

, 18–37

City Beautiful Movement

, 50

City Hall

, 50

Civil Rights movement

, 49–50

CLARIAH ATM project

, 72–73

CLARIN

, 64

Coda

, 58–59

Collodion positive processes

, 102–103

Communicating

, 35–37

Contemporary cities

, 141–142

Content

, 105–108

Crime control

, 45

Daguerreotype

, 101–102, 108

DARIAH

, 64

Data quality

, 103–104

Data visualization

, 64

De Graeff house model

, 69

Decisive moment

, 15–16

Deep mapping

, 65, 75

Definitions of city

, 16–18

Descriptive photographs

, 99–100

Designers

, 4–5

Digital images

, 142–143

Digital photography

, 147–148

Digital research tools

, 67–68

Digital twin of city

, 75

Disposing of waste

, 32–34

Duomo

, 133

Early Renaissance city

, 124

anomalies and omissions

, 130–131

Assassin’s Creed

, 125

errors

, 131–133

historical events

, 133–137

reconstructing

, 127–129

virtual world to real world

, 137–139

Eerste Bloemdwarsstraat

, 79

Energy

, 27–28

Europeana

, 64

Explanatory photographs

, 99–100

Farm Security Administration (FSA)

, 53

Federal government

, 51–52

Flâneur

, 12

Flickr

, 156–157

Florence

, 124–125, 127–128

Food

, 26–27

Functional prerequisites of settlements

, 18–37

Gentrification

, 76–78

Geographers

, 4–5

Geolocative technologies

, 8–9

GeoNames

, 71–72

Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus (AAT)

, 71–72

GIS

, 64

Google Maps platform

, 142–143, 145, 156, 158

Google’s Street View database

, 142

Grounded theory

, 15–16

Hermeneutic approaches

, 99

Hermeneutic textual approach

, 99

Historians

, 64

Historic clothing

, 108

Historic photographs

analysis

, 115–117

key elements in researching

, 101–115

to study urban processes and environments

, 98–101

Historical cities

, 64

Home

, 37–41

Homeowners

, 51–52

Image creator

, 108–111

Immersive Systems

, 148

In-Q-Tel

, 143–144

Information integration

, 69–71

Infrastructure

, 19

Inuit igloo

, 24

Keyhole Technologies

, 143–144

Knowledge infrastructure

, 142–143

Lijnbaansgracht

, 78–79

Linked data approach

, 69–71

Linked Open Data

, 65

Local government agencies

, 51–52

MapMaker

, 154–155

Mapping the city

, 124–125

MapQuest

, 143

Microsoft

, 143

Mobile

, 29–30

Montage

, 149

Moral order

, 37–41

beautiful cities

, 50

challenges

, 41–52

friendly cities

, 45–46

governed cities

, 50–52

health problems

, 46

injustice

, 49–50

living people

, 41–43

moral environment

, 46–49

safe cities

, 44–45

Multimodal methods

, 2–3

Multimodal urban studies, prospects of

, 8–9

Multisensory

, 2–3

NAACP

, 49–50

Networked digital multimedia

, 8–9

Networking of urban infrastructure

, 142

New York City

, 100, 103, 113

New York City Draft Riots

, 49

Open-world action-adventure stealth video game

, 125

OpenStreetMap

, 143

Ospedale degli Innocenti

, 132–133

Paper photographs

, 108

Personele Quotisatie

, 82–84

Photograph and process

, 101–104

content and supplemental information

, 105–108

data quality

, 103–104

image creator

, 108–111

physical context/provenance

, 105

urban context

, 113–115

Photographic business

, 100

Photographic history

, 100

Photographic images

, 98

Physical context

, 105

Points of interest (POIs)

, 155

Pornography

, 157–158

Post positivist evidentiary approaches

, 99

Postpositivist approaches

, 99

Prinsengracht

, 78–79

Provenance

, 105

Race riots

, 49

Real estate industry

, 51–52

ReCaptcha

, 151–152

Resource Description Framework (RDF)

, 71–72

Revenge effects

, 20–21

Security

, 22

guaranteeing

, 22–23

Sensory city

, 5–8

Serendipity

, 100, 108

Settlements, functional prerequisites of

, 18–37

Shelter

, 24–25

Shooting script

, 52–58

Small businesses

, 51–52

Snapshot method

, 75–76

Social life

, 35–37

Socio-spatial perspective

, 2

Sociologists

, 16

Soft fabric

, 64

Space-time path

, 72–73

Space–time prism

, 72–74

Spatial analysis

, 75–76

Spatial turns

, 4

Stanford City Block Project

, 148

Stereographs

, 116–117

Street photography

, 145–151

Street View

, 142–143

Google maps and politics of big data

, 156–158

GoogleMaps

, 143–145

street photography to

, 145–151

utility

, 151–156

Supplemental information

, 105–108

Ta no Mapa

, 155

Technological reproducibility

, 150–151

Temporal analysis

, 69

Territorial boundaries

, 30–32

3D modeling

, 64

Time geography

, 72–73

Time Machine

, 64

approach

, 65

Bloemstraat

, 76–84

current approaches, research methods, and tools

, 66–69

platform

, 65

researching past everyday urban experiences

, 69–76

widening search, deepening analysis

, 85–90

Tintype

, 102–103

Tracks

, 29

Traffic wars

, 30

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

, 49–50

Tulsa Race Riot

, 49

Unique Resource Identifier (URI)

, 71–72

Urban context

, 113–115

Urban experience

, 64

Urban historians

, 64

Urban history

, 64, 67

Urban League

, 49–50

Urban realm

, 4

Urban sociologists

, 2

Urban sociology

, 1–5

Urban visual research

, 52–58

Validity

, 3

Victorian visual metaphors

, 108

Virtual Angkor

, 68–69

Virtual Interiors project

, 69

Visual social science

, 3

Visual sociologists

, 2–4

Visual sociology

, 1–5

Visual sphere

, 4

Visual urban studies, prospects of

, 8–9

Visualization tools

, 64

Water, access to

, 25–26

Where 2 technologies

, 143–144

Yahoo

, 143

Zipdash

, 143–144