Tech Talk: Using Google Earth as a Research Tool: Digital Survey, Mapping, and Visibility
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Tech Talk: Using Google Earth as a Research Tool: Digital Survey, Mapping, and Visibility In-Person
Conduct a survey from your desk! Andrea Samz-Pustol, a graduate student in the Classical & Near Eastern Archaeology department, discusses how to conduct a digital survey of an archaeological site using Google Earth, a free and user friendly program. Using her research on land transport of stone for ancient Greek colonies in Sicily, she will show how to locate sites, map roads, conduct viewshed analysis, and organize information in Google Earth. Google Earth is a helpful tool that allows users to learn more about an archaeological site, map road systems, and create your own maps, but its features are broadly applicable to many types of projects and disciplines.
- Date:
- February 20, 2018
- Time:
- 4:00pm - 5:00pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Old Library 224
- Host:
- Library & Information Technology Services
- Categories:
- Digital Scholarship Digital Competencies Tech Learning Opportunities Tech Talk Digital Pedagogy
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