Topics for discussion:
- Why Maps
- Mobile
- Maps without GIS knowledge
- Free
- Google Earth
- Historical Layers
- interpretation
- User interface
neatline.org – plot archives in space and time
Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage- shift of synagogues in Cleveland over time. Not online, in the museum
philaplace.org– Explore the City of Neighborhoods through maps, stories, photographs, and documents, and share the story of your PhilaPlace.
atlas.lib.uiowa.edu/– The Atlas of Early Printing is an interactive map designed to be used as a tool for teaching the early history of printing in Europe during the second half
www.cityofmemory.org/map/index.php
www.locacious.net/– iPhone app geolocation recording/oral history
hypercities.com– historical layers of historic cities where the map is the interpretive tool
qgis.org- Quantum GIS- freeware program
www.pastvoices.net/brewcity/historicalgis – Mapping the Brew City
esri.com– Commercials GIS software ArcGIS
pictometry.com– orthographic map viewer
labs.metacarta.com/rectifier/– repository of rectified historic maps with current maps
www.thewildernessdowntown.com/ – Arcade Fire video that has customized video based on an address you enter and pulling data from Google maps
www.shakermuseumandlibrary.org/mtlebanon.html– Google Earth tour
www.gigapan.org/– gigapixel images mashed-up with mapping
cyark.org– laser mapping of world heritage sites
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