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What Was Where?

Today the Beta version of www.watwaswaar.nl was presented in Utrecht. The site's back-end was built by Toutatis. Wat Was Waar?, meaning "what was where?" is a website for the broad public showing the map of The Netherlands with all places clickable leading to a list of contents linked to that place in a certain period of time. From 1932 'till today. Currently the contents are aerial photo's, old city designs and information about house or land owners. The map viewer shows really clear and detailed maps, based on vectorized maps. Toutatis developed a smart pre-load mechanism, ensuring maps are shown really fast. Lots of ajax is used. Compliments to Toutatis and WatWasWaar.

Staatsieportret

From left to right: Timo Kouwenhoven, Rene Castelein en Jan-Willem Kouwenhoven.

Dr. Jan-Willem Kouwenhoven MD

My brother's PhD thesis: The role of intrinsic spinal mechanisms in the pathogenesis of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, Jan-Willem Kouwenhoven MD.

• Promotor: prof.dr. Rene Castelein
• Promotor: prof.dr. ir. Max Viergever
• Co-promotor: dr. ir. Koen Vincken
• Co-promotor: dr. ir. Theo Smit

During his research he published several articles in Spine, these are:

• The Relation Between Organ Anatomy and Pre-existent Vertebral Rotation in the Normal Spine: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study in Humans With Situs Inversus Totalis.
• Analysis of Preexistent Vertebral Rotation in the Normal Quadruped Spine.
• Analysis of Preexistent Vertebral Rotation in the Normal Spine.
• Spinal Decompensation in Neuromuscular Disease.

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