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I want to start a project with a great challenge:</div>
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<li><span>first an introduction - a battle between two armies in the medieval period. we have a few pieces of information regarding this battle: the number of soldiers from both armies (army A with ~ 25.000/30.000 soldiers and army B between 50.000 and 100.000
- medieval chronicles have different numbers) and incomplete information regarding the exact place of the battle. all we know is that it was on a river valley and the main battle was regarding controlling a bridge at the confluence of 2 rivers. another clue
is that the battle was at a short distance from an important city (name Town) which is located in that river valley. Army B was marching on the river valley to take the city Town and met army A at a short distance from the city. The battle was around a bridge
on the river. That is all we know. (Army A won that battle).</span></li><li><span>what I want ... I want to see if I could locate that battle (so l could make some archaeological investigation after that) using some simulators ... for example: to see how long the marching formation of army B (50.000 to 80.000/90.000 soldiers) was
to see the distribution on the field/road to city Town. </span></li><li><span>another clue ... we know that the commander of army A (the defender) had a small base fortification from where he could see and command the army and make orders. such a place is visible now on a hill from where you could see at 15 - 20 km down the
river valley. (I know that l could use visibility analysis). On the ground, the surface is no visible traces of that battle. </span></li></ul>
<div><span>This battle is an important historical moment in the history of my country and has an important local value.</span></div>
<div><span>So, is there anything in QGIS or other GIS software something to work so l can make a simulation or something like that regarding this kind of activity?</span></div>
<div><span>Thank you in advance ... and any suggestions could be sent via email in private too.</span></div>
<div><span>Ciprian</span></div>
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