Qing Period Stone Gate and Chicken Head Pass Scroll

DOCUMENTS:

 

Documents developed for this project can be accessed in HTML (WWW) or PDF formats. PDF files need Adobe Reader.

 

Papers presented for the Project have been provided as both HTML and PDF to provide a historical background and survey of 3S opportunities. The “Introduction to the Hard Roads to Shu” is a general English language introduction to the project and the history.

 

“Wenchuan & Shu Roads” is a link to an area where other documents are available as is “Hanzhong May 2007” and “Publications by Herold J. Wiens.

 

Web

 

David Jupp (2009). An introduction to the “Hard Roads to Shu” and their environment, history, and adventure since ancient times. (English). (An introduction the Shu roads and the Plank or Trestle Roads of the Qinling and Ba Mountains).

 

David Jupp, Brian Lees, Li Rui and Feng Suiping (2007). The Application of 3S Technology to Plank Road research and development of spatial information systems in the Qinling and Daba Mountains: Historical Introduction. (English)

 

David L B Jupp, Brian Lees, Feng Suiping & Li Rui (2007). “Australia-China Cooperation to Enhance the Knowledge and Impacts of Historical Culture through 3S Technologies in the Hanzhong Area of Western China”, Statement of the program of research for the Australia China Council Cooperation Project. (English)

 

贾大韦 (David L B Jupp),李布朗 (Brian Lees),冯岁平,李锐 (2007). 中澳合作在中国西部汉中地区应用3S技术促进历史古迹研究,提高历史文化影响, (中文)

 

“An introduction to Hanzhong Museum and the Baoxie Road” Translations of two excerpts from publications provided by the Museum with additional supporting material. (English and Chinese source material)

 

The Baoye Road to Shu – from Guanzhong to Yu Pen. (2005). Outline of the first visit to Hanzhong via the Baoye road in July 2005.

 

David Jupp, Brian Lees, Li Rui and Feng Suiping (2007). The Application of 3S Technology to Plank Road research and development of spatial information systems in the Qinling and Daba Mountains: I. Geographical, Geological and Historical Background; II. 3S Technology and the Australia-China Project. (English)

 

[澳]贾大卫李布朗 [中]李锐 冯岁平 (2007) 3S技术在栈道研究中的应用 I: 地理、地质和历史背景 II .3S技术与澳中合作项目. (中文)

 

PDF

 

David Jupp (2009). An introduction to the “Hard Roads to Shu” and their environment, history, and adventure since ancient times. (English). (An introduction the Shu roads and the Plank or Trestle Roads of the Qinling and Ba Mountains). (1.332 MB)

 

David Jupp, Brian Lees, Li Rui and Feng Suiping (2007). The Application of 3S Technology to Plank Road research and development of spatial information systems in the Qinling and Daba Mountains: Historical Introduction. (English) (426 KB)

 

David L B Jupp, Brian Lees, Feng Suiping & Li Rui (2007). “Australia-China Cooperation to Enhance the Knowledge and Impacts of Historical Culture through 3S Technologies in the Hanzhong Area of Western China”, Statement of the program of research for the Australia China Council Cooperation Project. (English) (604 KB)

 

贾大韦 (David L B Jupp),李布朗 (Brian Lees),冯岁平,李锐 (2007). 中澳合作在中国西部汉中地区应用3S技术促进历史古迹研究,提高历史文化影响, (中文) (681 KB)

 

“An introduction to Hanzhong Museum and the Baoxie Road” Translations of two excerpts from publications provided by the Museum with additional supporting material. (English and Chinese source material) (639 KB)

 

The Baoye Road to Shu – from Guanzhong to Yu Pen. (2005). Outline of the first visit to Hanzhong via the Baoye road in July 2005. (1.5 MB)

 

David Jupp, Brian Lees, Li Rui and Feng Suiping (2007). The Application of 3S Technology to Plank Road research and development of spatial information systems in the Qinling and Daba Mountains: I. Geographical, Geological and Historical Background; II. 3S Technology and the Australia-China Project. (English) (1.143 MB)

 

[澳]贾大卫李布朗 [中]李锐 冯岁平 (2007) 3S技术在栈道研究中的应用 I: 地理、地质和历史背景 II .3S技术与澳中合作项目. (中文) (1.452 MB)

 

Wenchuan & Shu Roads

 

Hanzhong May 2007 International Symposium on Plank Road Research and Applications of 3S Technology

 

Publications by Herold J. Wiens

 

 

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