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- ヘディン, スウェン・アンデルシュHedin, Sven Anders
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- 中央アジア地図 ヘディン博士の指揮下での中国西北への科学調査の報告：西北科学考査団
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- 人文学オープンデータ共同利用センター東洋大学
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- 西北科学考査団(The Sino-Swedish Expedition, 1927-35)による報告書の第47冊。西北科学考察団によって行われた大量のastorofixとradio-longuitude の計測結果を利用して作成された。1938年から作成を始め、当初はドイツから出版される予定であったが、ドイツの敗戦によってプロジェクトは一時中断する。1945年にワシントン D. C. の米国陸軍地図局（Army Map Service）の発案により、地図の領域を修正した上で作成が再開され、1950年代にAMS-1301シリーズの一部として出版された。西北科学考察団の地図としては、更に水場・植生・地形などの詳細データを追加した上で1966年に刊行された。本書は、一般にスヴェン・ヘディンの100万分の1地図として知られ、スタイン作成の地図とともにシルクロード研究の最重要資料とされている。Hedin’s expedition report on his 1927-35 Sino-Swedish Expedition. His 47th expedition report, the Central Asian Atlas was compiled from the large quantity of astro-fix and radio-longitude data taken by the Sino-Swedish Expedition team. When work on the atlas compilation was started in 1938 it was planned to have the work published in Germany, but Germany’s defeat in WWII put the project on hold. In 1945, the Army Map Service in Washington DC took up the project. After amending various territory names, the atlas was published in 1950 as part of their AMS-1301 series. In 1966, the atlas was re-published as a Sino-Swedish Expedition publication. This latter publication had additional detailed data on local vegetation and bodies of water. Out of the countless maps created by Hedin, this particular atlas is the most well known and it, along with the maps created by Aurel Stein, remain essential reference material for those involved in Silk Road research.source:出版地 スウェーデン／ストックホルムsource:巻数 1冊source:Location of Publication Sweden / Stockholmsource:Volume Information １ Volumeidentifier:http://dsr.nii.ac.jp/toyobunko/E-290.38-HE01-003/