John Hessler (Library of Congress) will speak on It Came From a Blue Sky: Mapping Bats and Spillover of Covid-19
John Hessler (Library of Congress) will speak on It Came From a Blue Sky: Mapping Bats and Spillover of Covid-19.
Mark Monmonier on “Adventures in Academic Cartography.”
Mark Monmonier, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Geography and the Environment, Syracuse University on “Adventures in Academic Cartography.”
Max Peeters on “The Golden Age of Cartography and the 80 year war of independence in The Netherlands.”
Max Peeters on “The Golden Age of Cartography and the 80 year war of independence in The Netherlands.”
President/Head Curator Garrett Dash Nelson will present “Don’t Believe Me On This: Engaging With Truth and Skepticism Through Maps & Data.”
President/Head Curator of the Osher Map Library Garrett Dash Nelson will present “Don’t Believe Me On This: Engaging With Truth and Skepticism Through Maps & Data.”
Andrew J. Rhodes on “James Monteith: Cartographer, Educator, and Master of the Margins.”
The Boston, California, Chicago, New York, Philip Lee Phillips, Rocky Mountain, Texas, and Washington Map Societies sponsor Andrew J. Rhodes on “James Monteith: Cartographer, Educator, and Master of the Margins.”
Historian Lindsay Frederick Braun spoke on “Mapping in 19th Century Africa”
Historian Lindsay Frederick Braun spoke on “Mapping in 19th Century Africa”. “My work over the last decade and a half has involved surveying, mapping, and struggles over land and landscape in South Africa between the middle of the…
Cartographic historian and New York Map Society member Chet Van Duzer spoke on “Shipwrecks, Treasure, and Maps at the End of the Seventeenth Century: The Manuscript Atlases of William Hack.”
Cartographic historian and New York Map Society member Chet Van Duzer spoke on “Shipwrecks, Treasure, and Maps at the End of the Seventeenth Century: The Manuscript Atlases of William Hack.” In this talk, following a…
“Mapping Indigenous Land: Native Land Grants in Colonial New Spain” by Ana Pulido Rull
“Mapping Indigenous Land: Native Land Grants in Colonial New Spain” by Ana Pulido Rull
“Women in American Cartography: An Invisible Social History
“Women in American Cartography: An Invisible Social History”. “The nation’s foremost expert on women’s contributions to maps, mapmaking, and map use, Tyner draws on her own research and that of others to produce…
Andrew Kapochunas on “New York’s Newtown Creek: Death and Resurrection – A Chronicle in Maps and Photographs.”
Andrew Kapochunas on “New York’s Newtown Creek: Death and Resurrection – A Chronicle in Maps and Photographs.”