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Historic Map Links – KnowWhere

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. See https:/ t.co/Cjiw163o4u. Self driving vehicles need AI and Lidar, not ever more detailed maps https:/ t.co/O7XxK9pdCJ. In Bonn is a thing of beauty and a joy to geohold https:/ t.co/RSTWyOEOch. Patience, I can only type so fast 4h ago. Thanks to Kimberley Kowal, Lead Curator Digital Mapping at The British Library. For this magnificent list of links to historic mapping sites. Note how thoroughly she attributes her sources, a lesson for many of us 😀. British Library, Co...

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NASA Multimedia and Visualization « IRC

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NASA Multimedia and Visualization. May 21st, 2014. Over the last year, the IRC has continued its successful partnership with NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. TAGSAM (Touch-and-Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism):. The TAGSAM collects material from the surface of an asteroid. Collaborator: Dan Gallagher, producer, NASA/GSFC. IRC Personnel: Tyler Chase, modeler and animator, IRC. A plant cell emitting fluorescent light during photosynthesis. IRC Personnel: Tyler Chase, modeler and animator, IRC. The goal of ...

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Projects - Center for Digital History & Education - UMBC

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Skip to Main Content. UMBC: An Honors University in Maryland. Center for Digital History and Education. UMBC faculty, students, alumni and partners have created a variety of digital history projects, including:. Sherman’s March and America: Mapping Memory. By Dr Anne Sarah Rubin, Associate Professor of History and Director of CDHE. Hampton: A Revolutionary Place. Created through a partnership between CHE, Baltimore County Public Schools. And Hampton National Historic Site. The Joseph L. Arnold Papers.

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Mission « IRC

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In summary, our mission is. To reinvent knowledge dissemination by implementing new transmedia technologies and experimenting with the language of visualization, art, design, and storytelling. To build a transdisciplinary learning and research community that generates new approaches to understanding and impacting cultural wisdom. Researchers and associates (last 3 years).

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Visualizing Early Washington DC « IRC

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Visualizing Early Washington DC. February 1st, 2010. The IRC was approached to recreate virtually the area around Capitol Hill, Washington DC in 1814 for an upcoming PBS style documentary on architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe. This re-creation proved more challenging than anticipated due to the lack of reliable visual source material. Dan Bailey. Walters Art Museum’s Maps: Finding Our Place in the World. Walters Art Museum, Baltimore MD, Map Exhibition. Visualizing Early Washington DC Website:. The Past: A...

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Past Examples of IRC/CAHSS SFRF Awards « IRC

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Past Examples of IRC/CAHSS SFRF Awards. DIY Digital Puppetry Project. Mapping the Contours of Community. Urban Forest Stewardship Project. Lisa Moren, Visual Arts; Dr. Marcus Zupan, Engineering; Neja Tomsic, Museum of Transitory Art (Slovenia). This project will focus on 2 major areas: 1) how a more detailed understanding of the phenomena of material and process in digital fabrication, and 2) how to observe and engage in the phenomena of communities in order to produce new artworks that build a deeper se...

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Solar Dynamic Observatory Interactive « IRC

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Solar Dynamic Observatory Interactive. December 1st, 2003. The IRC’s partnership with NASA/Goddard for satellite and science visualization was expanded to include the creation of a 3D interactive web-based model of the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) satellite. The project allowed the IRC to engage three former UMBC students. Katie Chrzanowski, a CWIT scholar, Visual Arts Major, Computer Science Minor, and IRC Fellow, directed the programming effort. Ryan Zuber and Dan Bailey. Hoarder Crab Digital Puppet.

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Parisiennes: Women and the City in French Cinema « IRC

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Parisiennes: Women and the City in French Cinema. May 1st, 2014. An Atlas of Cinematic Paris:. A recipient of the IRC Summer Faculty Research Fellowship, Dr. Nicoleta Bazgan of the Department of Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communications. Dr Nicoleta Bazgan, UMBC Department of Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communications. Web Designer and Developer:. UMBC College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Summer Faculty Research Fellowship. Hoarder Crab Digital Puppet.

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Water Falls: a Science on a Sphere Film « IRC

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Water Falls: a Science on a Sphere Film. September 24th, 2013. Illustrating NASA’s Global Precipitation Measurement Satellite Mission:. The IRC has created over four minutes of 3D animation for. A “Science on a Sphere” film that describes the NASA Global Precipitation Measurement. In Tupper Lake, New York, and The Space Foundation. In Colorado Springs, Colorado. During the 2013 spring semester Raymond McCarthy Bergeron. The IRC’s production studio was used to produce aspects of the film that could ...

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Matisse: Painter as Sculptor – Looking at Sculpture « IRC

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Matisse: Painter as Sculptor – Looking at Sculpture. December 1st, 2002. The exhibition features an interactive touch-screen display that encourages visitors to be active in the process of observing a sculpture. The Interactive allows viewers to move the sculpture, change the lighting, and look at it in both profile and contour mode. Interactive Design and Programming:. Shane Lynch, Katie Chrzanowski. Direct Dimensions, Owings Mills, MD. Baltimore Museum of Art. Kimberly D. Meisten, Gail Davitt.