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Tag: GIS

Make your own map

Posted on February 16, 2006 by Mills

Do you just need a map and fast? Nothing fancy, just the basics? It is possible to create your own map courtesy of the Online Map Creation website. To create a map here you need to know the longitude and latitude of the area you want to map. So, for instance, here is a map…

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The Geography of Aryanization

Posted on January 31, 2006 by Mills

This past week I found an interesting application of GIS technology to the history of the Holocaust in Austria. The website NS-Crimes in Vienna offers visitors a large database of information on Jewish families evicted from their apartments in Vienna in 1938-1939. The database includes information on each evictee, including such things as date of…

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Off the Desktop

Posted on January 30, 2006 by Mills

Environmental historian William J. Turkel of the University of Western Ontario offers those interested in GIS and history a place to start their thinking on the subject. His website on Place-Based Computing includes a number of useful resources, but perhaps the best is a series of slides he presents from a talk given last year…

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New Media at the AHA

Posted on January 12, 2006 by Mills

After a hiatus for the holiday break, EdWired is back. I spent last weekend in Philadelphia at the American Historical Association’s annual conference. Most of the time I was locked in a hotel room interviewing candidates for a European history position at GMU, but I did manage to get out long enough to chair a…

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