I first took part in this project as a GIS research assistant. This GIS project was part of my training for my PhD as I had to create maps for my thesis and I still design the maps for my publications about the territory and boundaries of Borno, Nigeria (1810-2010). Since January 2010, I have developed maps based on the Societe Typographique de Neuchatel database. My aim was to create maps to illustrate various trends and patterns present in the European public sphere in the second half of the eighteenth century.
Since January 2012, I have worked for the current project as 'Data Interface and Website Development Officer' in the School of History to update the website, database and interface. My role was to prepare the interface for its release in June 2012.
I am still involved with this project. I update this website and I work on data preservation issues.
For more information, see my website.