Mapping and spatial data analysis at Wesleyan University
This Monday at 3 pm Allen Carroll, Program Manager for Storytelling at Esri, will present “Story Maps: Geo-Enabled Storytelling in the Digital Age.” The seminar is in the Woodhead Lounge (Exley Room 184) at 3:00 pm, with reception to follow. Carroll, former chief cartographer at National Geographic, creates powerful spatial narratives through the integration of … Read more
Article by Joseph Kerski, ESRI Education Manager.
Mads O’Brien is a QAC tutor specializing in GIS. Her help hours are Tuesdays and Fridays from 3-5:30pm in Allbritton Center.
See this article to learn how you can help to map the spread of Ebola. Read the whole article to learn more about how crowd-sourced mapping is an effective tool in fighting disease outbreaks.
See the history of Westeros through maps.
http://www.viralforest.com/watch-1000-years-european-borders-change/
Hands-on workshop ESRI Maps for Office, Friday May 16, 2:30-3:30 pm, PAC 100
seminar: New Ways to Map and Be Mapped presenter: Diana Sinton location: Downey House Lounge date: Thursday April 3 time: 4:15 pm.
Dr. Jonnell Robinson, Syracuse University. Thursday Feb 20, noon, Exley Room 405. Lunch provided. Abstract: Maps can be a powerful and provocative way to convey information about place. Citizen groups and community-based organizations are keen to use GIS mapping to build spatial awareness of important community issues. In an effort to foster community-based spatial knowledge … Read more