“Enhancing Digital Projects with Geographical Data.”
Andy Rutkowski
Geospatial Resources Librarian
UCLA Library
specialized tool, some underground lab off-campus
Social Explorer, data studios, labs, etc. everywhere
Now everyone is making maps. ArcGIS pledged 1 billion dollars to put ESRI into every public k-12 school in the United States.
2006
collaborative
discovery
data
lived experiences
Bunge, W. 1971. Fitzgerald: Geography of a revolution. Cambridge, MA : Schenkman.
Source: http://jacket2.org/commentary/william-bunge-dgei-radical-cartography
How can GIS impact discovery of special collections and archival materials?
Can GIS impact the research process critically? How?
How can a GIS project serve as a means to fostering instruction?
integrity
form
access
Thomas Padilla - Humanities Data in the Library: Integrity, Form, and Access - http://www.dlib.org/dlib/march16/padilla/03padilla.html
By paying keen attention to integrity, form, and access librarians and others operating in the cultural heritage sector situate themselves well to adapt these principles to reshape their collections to become more amenable to computational methods and tools.
https://github.com/andyrutkowskiucla/mappingworkshop
Enhancing
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