Georectifying Minneapolis
I really enjoyed the process of creating a georectified map in Allmaps. However, it was
Digital Humanities
Mapping Maps
This is a Map of Nashville, Tennessee, from 1916 overlayed over the 2026 digital one.
Georeferencing a Historic Minneapolis Map
URL from the mapping website– https://cdm16022.contentdm.oclc.org/iiif/2/mpls:294/manifest.json?manifest=https://cdm16022.contentdm.oclc.org/iiif/mpls:294/manifest.json For this project, I used All Maps Editor to
Considering Maps
For this activity, I took this map of Minneapolis from the Minnesota Digital Library and
Ethical Limits of AI Colorization
For this week’s lab, I spent time experimenting with AI colorization and computer vision tools
AI and Imaging: Promises and Setbacks
I would like to think there are differences between an AI digitally manipulating and flat-out
Week 4 Lab
The photograph that I used for my lab work is the “Room 19, Spring 1897”
Twilight of the Images
“As artificial intelligence generates data about data, guided by schemas, ontologies, and ways of seeing
Right or wrong: coloring black-and-white photographs with AI
Reflection I think AI image manipulation can be useful, especially when we want to imagine
Coloring in the Past
The Image From Edith Griffith’s 1896 Student Photo Album in Carleton’s Scrapbooks and Photo Albums