T.M. van den Brink

T.M. van den Brink is a researcher affiliated with the School of Architecture and the Built Environment at Delft University of Technology, specializing in historical geography, GIS, and cultural heritage. Their work explores the intersection of urban planning, maritime studies, and landscape evolution through collaborative projects like PortCityFutures and the Lorentz Conference.

Their research output focuses on reconstructing historical maps (e.g., Het Nederland van Blaeu), analyzing urban-water systems in Holland, and developing datasets like the Petroleumscape Database. Publications emphasize interdisciplinary methodologies, including GIS applications for heritage preservation and spatial analysis of port cities.

Van den Brink has contributed to 6 research outputs (2 articles, 3 web publications, and 1 report) and participated in 2 activities, including a workshop on maritime mindsets (2020) and a conference on green energy maps (2019). Collaborations span institutions like Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed and TU Delft, with a focus on Netherlands-specific case studies.