Digital Mapping and Data Visualisation for Beginners
- Event type
- Seminar
- Address
- ONLINE VIA ZOOM
- Event dates
- Contact
- warburg@sas.ac.uk 020 7862 8910
In conjunction with the online workshop Between Technology and Theory: Data and Distance we are pleased to offer this research training seminar Mapping and Data Visualisation for Beginners.
Of particular relevance for students and early career researchers, the seminar may be of interest to anyone seeking to take the first steps in integrating some digital techniques into their research. No prior knowledge, or specific software, is required to attend this session.
The seminar will be split into two parts. The first will introduce some options for building maps to display and organise geographical data derived from humanities research topics. The second will discuss how to organise archival information so that it can be analysed with graphic charts and data visualization. There will be ample time for participant questions.
Rheagan Martin is Center for Advanced Study in Visual Arts Predoctoral Fellow, whose research analyses fifteenth-century book production as a set of technologies that influenced visual and material culture in Venice.
Louisa McKenzie holds a PhD in Art History from the Warburg Institute, and her LAHP-funded research included a project to map wax workshops and artisanal workshops in Florence 1300-1500.
ATTENDANCE FREE VIA ZOOM WITH ADVANCE BOOKING.
Image: Giovanni Borgherini and His Tutor, attributed to Giorgione, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC.
