This second installment of this blog series for the Scholars Studio discusses popular working methods in digital cultural heritage work. These topics have been critical to creating my project The Diggin’ Philly…
Visualizing Changes in Colombian Wetlands with ArcGIS Story Maps
By Victoria Sarmiento
Digital Practices for the Study of Cultural Heritage (Part 1)
By Tauheedah Shukriyyah Asad
Visualizing Wikidata: Using Python to Analyze Identity and Representation in Wikidata about Black Art Exhibitions
By jay winkler and Rebecca Y. Bayeck, Ph.D One of Wikidata’s greatest strengths is its large range of properties that can be applied to Wikidata items. Our project examined what information was…
Querying Wikidata with SPARQL
By jay winkler
Editing in the World of Wikidata: What Does It Mean?
By Rebecca Y. Bayeck, Ph.D.
Designing a Wikidata Project: Mapping Black Philly Art
By Dr. Synatra Smith
Digital New Sweden, Part 2: Visualizing a Database of New Sweden Colonizers with Gephi
By Laurie Fitzpatrick
Digital New Sweden, Part 1: Creating a Database of New Sweden Colonizers
By Laurie Fitzpatrick
Eyes on the Earth: Remote Sensing for Mapping Wetlands
By Victoria Sarmiento
To Kill and To be Killed: Charting Artistic Change in the Aegean Bronze Age
By Tenninger Kellenbarger
Digital Mapping to Explore Black Philadelphia’s Historic Landmarks
By Tauheedah Asad
Using GIS to Map Settler Colonialism in Pennsylvania
By Ryan Wheatley
Creating a 3D Map of an Archaeological Site in Blender
By Elysia Petras