Digital Mapping for Humanists
  • Digital Mapping for Humanists: A Cookbook
  • How to Write a Good Recipe
  • Recipe Template
  • About Us
  • Instructions & Examples
    • Digital Mapping Questionaire
    • Salad Of Tips
    • Uncertainty and Ambiguity in Data
  • Recipes
    • Add Historic Maps to ArcGIS Online
    • Building a spreadsheet for location data
    • Upload a dataset to Carto
    • Map locations from a text using Recogito
    • Neatline for Humanistic Mapping
    • Extract data from Google My Maps (.kml) into a .csv spreadsheet
    • CSV File Subrecipe: Finding Latitude and Longitude for a Location; Working with locational data
  • Unfinished Recipes — Work in Progress
    • Many Stub Ideas with some instructions
    • Labeling Maps: Hierarchies of Terms
    • Getting an Omeka Classic Neatline
    • Mapping from Texts
    • Voyant Tools
      • Mapping a Text Using Voyant
    • Embedding a Web App from ArcGis Online into your Website - STUB
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  • Introduction
  • Ingredients
  • How to do it
  • How it works
  • Further Resources

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Recipe Template

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Introduction

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Ingredients

What do you need to know or have set up in order to follow the recipe. An application installed, a plugin activated, familiarity with a certain programming language, etc.

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How to do it

Step by step instructions required to follow the recipe

How it works

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as appropriate

Further Resources

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