Blog 6 – Paul Jung
https://www.oldmapsonline.org/maps/114fe56e-69a4-4459-8c05-fb0a04491ba8/ Georeferencing a map has its own charm and potential. It’s like connecting the dots
Reflective Blog Post
Blog 6 – Spatial Humanities (Aurelia Peterson Rajalingam)
After going through the process of geo-referencing a historical map of Northfield I realize the
Blog Post 6 – Mapping 101 (Ntense)
Mapping image link This project was interesting to see the results when completed however matching
BLOG POST 6 (BEMNET ABEBAYEHU)
Map of Northfield: https://www.oldmapsonline.org/maps/731495a8-d3cb-4877-9965-dbb03b672b53/ By using five intersection points to georeference a historical map of
Blog Post 6 (Sam Merritt)
I can see many ways a georectified map would be helpful. It allows someone to
Blog 6 – Mapping 101 (Jasmine Maldonado)
The process of georectifying a map can be both fascinating and challenging, opening up possibilities
Reflective Blog (W6) – Julian Tanguma
Georeferencing a map opens up a world of possibilities for researchers, historians, and geographers. Once
Blog Post 6: Historical Mapping 101
This was my first time doing any type of georeferencing. I thought it was an
Blog 6 – Spatial Humanities: Historical Mapping 101 (Fraudy)
The map I chose to geo-reference was on David Rumsey’s Historical Map Collection shows the
Georeferencing Blog Week 6- Max Votruba
https://www.oldmapsonline.org/maps/5169b4f4-6fd4-55e2-b2d0-efbec7316dcc/ Above is a link to the map I worked on. I placed an historic
