Category Archives: War of the Rebellion Atlas

If You Scan Something, Set It Free: The Surprising Places We Find Our Digital Objects Online

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Eric Ames

For the parents among our readership, you well know that stepping back and letting your child experience life on their own – from their first unaided steps to the day they walk the stage at graduation – is one of … Continue reading →

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“The Path of Good Intentions is a Steep Learning Curve” – An Update from Zada Law

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Eric Ames

  Longtime readers of this blog may remember a post we wrote about a researcher at Middle Tennessee State University named Zada Law and her work to use GIS (Geographic Information System) data and our historic War of the Rebellion … Continue reading →

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“War of the Rebellion Atlas” Puts DPG on the Map in Tennessee

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Eric Ames

The Digitization Projects Group’s efforts to put the War of the Rebellion Atlas online have once again led to an exciting collaboration, this time with Zada Law, Director of the Fullerton Laboratory for Spatial Technology at Middle Tennessee State University … Continue reading →

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Semper (Hi-) Fi: Marine Corps Command and Staff College Utilizes High-Resolution Images from Digitization Projects Group for Officer Training

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Eric Ames

In June of this year, Lt. Col. Shawn Callahan of the U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College contacted the Digitization Projects Group with an exciting request. As part of his planning for a major training course for officers from … Continue reading →

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