Eva Semotanová

Prof. Eva Semotanová studied history and archiving at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University in Prague. It deals with historical geography, historical landscape, historical cartography and the history of cartography. He applies a number of interdisciplinary methods, promotes the use of reconstruction maps and satin cartography in historical work. The main thematic areas of research include the urban landscape and its development; in the study of urbanization processes, he focuses, among other things, on the development of the Prague agglomeration from the end of the 18th century, with an emphasis on the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. In connection with this issue, it also addresses the issues of industrial landscape changes as a cultural heritage. E. Semotanová also focuses on historical regions, especially Kladsko (part of the Euroregion Glacensis), its map representations and landscape changes in the 18th century (Czech Baroque landscape in Central Europe). E. Semotanová has completed several stays in Germany, Austria, Poland and Italy, and participates in international professional conferences. She participated in the solution of 14 grants, she is a member of doctoral study boards at 4 universities. She is a member of the scientific society Polskie Towarzystwo naukowe and serves, for example, on the editorial board of the Czech Journal of Historical and Historical Geography. She has received significant awards, including the "Magnesia literu" (Eva Semotanová - Jiří Cajthaml et al., Academic Atlas of Czech History, Prague 2014), 2015 and the František Palacký Honorary Medal for Merit in Historical Sciences. century (Czech Baroque landscape in Central Europe). E. Semotanová has completed several stays in Germany, Austria, Poland and Italy, and participates in international professional conferences. She participated in the solution of 14 grants, she is a member of doctoral study boards at 4 universities. She is a member of the scientific society Polskie Towarzystwo naukowe and serves, for example, on the editorial board of the Czech Journal of Historical and Historical Geography. She has received significant awards, including the "Magnesia literu" (Eva Semotanová - Jiří Cajthaml et al., Academic Atlas of Czech History, Prague 2014), 2015 and the František Palacký Honorary Medal for Merit in Historical Sciences. century (Czech Baroque landscape in Central Europe). E. Semotanová has completed several stays in Germany, Austria, Poland and Italy, and participates in international professional conferences. She participated in the solution of 14 grants, she is a member of doctoral study boards at 4 universities. She is a member of the scientific society Polskie Towarzystwo naukowe and serves, for example, on the editorial board of the Czech Journal of Historical and Historical Geography. She has received significant awards, including the "Magnesia literu" (Eva Semotanová - Jiří Cajthaml et al., Academic Atlas of Czech History, Prague 2014), 2015 and the František Palacký Honorary Medal for Merit in Historical Sciences. is a member of doctoral study boards at 4 universities. She is a member of the scientific society Polskie Towarzystwo naukowe and serves, for example, on the editorial board of the Czech Journal of Historical and Historical Geography. She has received significant awards, including the "Magnesia literu" (Eva Semotanová - Jiří Cajthaml et al., Academic Atlas of Czech History, Prague 2014), 2015 and the František Palacký Honorary Medal for Merit in Historical Sciences. is a member of doctoral study boards at 4 universities. She is a member of the scientific society Polskie Towarzystwo naukowe and serves, for example, on the editorial board of the Czech Journal of Historical and Historical Geography. She has received significant awards, including the "Magnesia literu" (Eva Semotanová - Jiří Cajthaml et al., Academic Atlas of Czech History, Prague 2014), 2015 and the František Palacký Honorary Medal for Merit in Historical Sciences.