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Research Guide for DAsH (or digital humanities) resources and tools
What is DAsH?
DAsH Resources
Example DAsH or DH Projects
Getting Your Data
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Getting Plain Text from Databases
Web-scraping with Beautiful Soup
Using APIs
Cleaning & Organizing your Data
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Using Regular Expressions in a Text Editor
Organizing and Cleaning Your Data With Google Sheets
GIS & Mapping
Visualizing Regional Data on A Map in ArcGIS
Adding Point Data to a Map in ArcGIS
Visualizing Point Data on a Map in ArcGIS
Using Analysis Tools in ArcGIS
Adding Census Data To Your Map
Georeferencing in ArcGIS Pro
Text Analysis
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Basic Web-Based Text Analysis Tools
Complex Web-Based Text Analysis Tools
Using AntConc to Analyze Text
Topic Modeling
Network Analysis
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Making a Network Analysis From Unstructured Text with Palladio
Information Visualization & Digital Exhibit Creation
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Using Tableau to Visualize Your Data
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Historical Map Resources
Library of Congress: Cities and Towns
Maps collected by the Library of Congress that record the evolution of cities.
Library of Congress: Panoramic Maps
The Library of Congress's collection of bird's eye view maps of cities, a popular method of cartography in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Library of Congress: Transportation and Communication
The Library of Congress's collection of maps of transportation and communication systems on national, state, and local levels.
NYPL's Digital Collections: Maps
A valuable resource for historical maps of all kinds
Old Maps Online
A collaboration between Klokan Technologies and the Great British Historical GIS project this site indexes over 400,000 maps from various archives and libraries onto the world map.
Perry-CastaƱeda Library Map Collection
From the University of North Texas, maps digitized from their collection as well as links to other maps of interest.
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