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Tara Tetrault wrote:
Dinah,
Let me say first that you have a fascinating topic!
I used a GIS for a bioanthropology paper I gave with my advisor on
African American population migration in the States. It seemed like a
relatively new topic to the audience when I gave the paper (I think in
1996). While I know GIS is used more readily in historical archaeology
and agriculture to predict crop production, and I have seen it as the
topic of professional papers, I have not seen an exhibit in a museum. I
do know a number of people using GIS. If that is helpful why don't you
let me know off-line at [log in to unmask]
Good luck,
Tara Tetrault
Dinah J. Crawford wrote:
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> I am trying to find examples of museums using GIS (Geographic
> Information Systems). It is easier to find examples of applying GIS to
> collections research, but what about Development Departments, Exhibits,
> PR/Marketing, etc...? Is there anyone out there actually using this
> software? I am in the beginning stages of writing a thesis for a Museum
> Studies program and would appreciate any leads on this topic!
>
> Thank you,
> Dinah Crawford
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