Scholars and students in the Digital Visualization Lab at Emory’s Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) have been working on extracting building footprints and city infrastructure features from a 1878 and a 1930 atlas of the city of Atlanta for several years. The first goal of this initiative was to build a geodatabase built from our understanding […]
This autumn the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship will launch a newly-redesigned site for the Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation (JHR) at JHRehab.org. Over the past few months, ECDS’s Senior Digital Scholarship Specialist, Anandi Silva Knuppel, Digital Scholarship Associate, Kayla Shipp Kamibayashi, and Digital Scholarship Assistant and JHR Editorial Assistant, Melissa McCune, have been making […]
Another spectacular GIS Day is in the books! Yesterday – Wednesday, November 14 – we celebrated GIS Day (link: https://www.gisday.com/) 2018 in the ECDS. Students, faculty, staff, and community members joined in to learn about the ways geographic information systems and geospatial technologies are used in research and teaching at Emory. We learned about applications […]
Join GIS experts Megan Slemons and Michael Page for the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship GIS Day celebrations Wednesday, November 14, from 2-5pm. Learn about GIS, mapping, and spatial data resources and happenings at Emory. We will have a hands-on workshop with Esri Story Maps and geospatial technology demos (including drones!) in the Digital Lab. Come […]
A new special issue of American Quarterly coedited by the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship’s Jesse P. Karlsberg examines the intersections between American studies and the digital humanities. The issue is the first in the field-leading journal’s history to feature a section of peer reviewed digital projects in addition to traditional articles and forums. The […]
The University of Minnesota Press has selected the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship to participate in the Manifold Digital Services Pilot Program. The ECDS will be working in conjunction with Emory’s Digital Publishing in the Humanities initiative, which is supported by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and based at the Bill and […]
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