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✓ Published: 11-Jun-2011
✓ Published: 11-Jun-2011
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Part 4 of 6 - Matt Knutzen, NYPL Geospatial Library nnMay 5th, 2011nnCenter for Architecture, New York CitynnAIA NY Planning & Urban design committee), cultureNOWnnThe symposium focused on the role of emerging digital technologies in transforming our perception of our environment. Traditionally, mapping has been viewed as a tool to convey information graphically in a two-dimensional representation of place. The advent of GIS, Google maps, and smartphone technology has expanded the scope of t
Part 4 of 6 - Matt Knutzen, NYPL Geospatial Library nnMay 5th, 2011nnCenter for Architecture, New York CitynnAIA NY Planning & Urban design committee), cultureNOWnnThe symposium focused on the role of emerging digital technologies in transforming our perception of our environment. Traditionally, mapping has been viewed as a tool to convey information graphically in a two-dimensional representation of place. The advent of GIS, Google maps, and smartphone technology has expanded the scope of t
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