How to Geo-code Maps in Map Warper and Import to ArcGIS
Map Warper is a map-warping (geo-rectifying) service website. It is an open and free resource online. When I am working on my final project that…
Data Visualization Made Easy with Tableau
So you have a bunch of data, but you’re not sure what it all means. One approach would be to import the dataset into Excel…
Map A List Tutorial
What is Map A List and how is it helpful? Map A List is a program that works with GoogleMaps to plot location points from…
OCR With Python
Transcription is a common and tedious task in Digital Humanities research. This usually means the researchers need to spend countless hours deciphering (sometimes very tricky)…
Text Sentiment with R
Artificial intelligence is a vital tool in the DH community. R Studio’s Text Sentiment analysis is a great tool to help academics analyze historical documents…
Lost to Progress Update
Abbey, Aidan, and Kenyon Progress: After having some time to mull over our project, talk with Austin, and take a visit to the Carleton…
Final Project Check in
Progress And Problems Cole and I have visited the archives to look at campus plans and to do a little research on the ideas behind…
Parish Project Update #2
Progress John and I are making great progress on our project. We spent 3 hours in the archives gathering historical documents and pictures on Parish…
Visualizing Data Using Lucidchart
Many historical accounts, novels, or documents can be better understood and analyzed when displayed visually, rather than as a plain block of text. Imagine you…
Final Project (Carleton Expansion) Week 8 Update
Progress: We looked at GIS map layers that contain historical aerial images of Carleton College. We also looked at the story maps that Austin recommended…
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