Summer Student Val Flores Zambrano on Georeferencing
This summer, Val Flores Zambrano georeferenced maps and air photos in the McMaster Library catalogue, matching documents as far back as the 1920s to today’s landscape.
Tag: GIS
Meet Our Team: Christine Homuth, Spatial Information Specialist
Christine Homuth draws on 15 years of experience in GIS to support researchers and community members who want to integrate maps into their work. Learn more about our lovely Spatial Information Specialist in this month’s Meet Our Team interview.
Exploring Indigenous Data Sovereignty through Water Governance – Kelsey Leonard, Sherman Centre Fellow
Transboundary waters shared by Indigenous Nations, US and Canada.
Aquay (Hello), I am a PhD student in Comparative Public Policy in the Department of Political Science focusing on Indigenous water security and its climatic, territorial and governance underpinnings. I am an enrolled citizen of the Shinnecock Indian Nation, a …
A Graduate Fellow Introduction – Mica Jorgenson, Mining & Environmental Historian
I’m a PhD Candidate in the department of history and an incoming Graduate Fellow at the Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship. You’ll be hearing from me a lot this year, so in this post I’m going to 1) introduce my …
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Reflections on DH @ Guelph
Whenever I go to conferences I see other scholars with great maps. They make slide shows and posters look really pretty – but also offer deeper understandings of what is being studied while enabling the scholar to engage more meaningfully …