(252) Visualizing and Archiving Space, Time and Narratives

Chair(s)

• SC

  Song Chen

  Bucknell University

Paper Presenter(s)

• JL

  Jingyi Li

  University of Arizona
• TC

  Thomas Chen

  Lehigh University
• JA

  Jason Alexander

  Kyushu University, Japan
• AI

  Anthony Irwin

  University of Michigan
• NL

  Nung-yao Lin

  Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Germany
• JB

  Joanne Bernardi

  University of Rochester
• JC

  Jing Chen

  Nanjing University, China (People's Republic)
• JL

  Jack Leong

  University of Toronto, Canada
• MG

  Mac Gill

  University of Iowa

Presentations:

• CHMAP: Overlaying Historical Maps and Visual Materials on Web GIS as a Method to Compare Spatial Epistemologies
  Nung-yao Lin – Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
• Digital Mapping as Literary Analysis
  Mac Gill – University of Iowa
• Digital Technology in the Studies of Canada Hong Kong Migration
  Jack H. Leong – University of Toronto
• Mapping Chiang Rai, Thailand: Creating a Digital "Deep Map" of Buddhist Spatial Change and Significance from 1844 to the Present
  Anthony L. Irwin – University of Michigan
• Mapping Immigrant Imagery: Japanese Newspapers Seen through QGIS
  Jason Mark Alexander – Kyushu University
• Teaching Pre-modern Japan with StoryMaps
  Jingyi Li – University of Arizona
• Using ArcGIS to Map Chinese Film
  Thomas C. Chen – Lehigh University
• Visual Knowledge Production in Digital Ephemera and Digital Heritage
  Jing Chen – Nanjing University