Tutorial post: Doing Photogrammetry solo
In this post, I’ll be going over the ins-and-outs of doing photogrammetry on your own,
A.J. Ristino
I am a Junior CS and Spanish Double major at Carleton College.
WEEK VII—Midterm link
Found here: https://midterm.ristinoa.sites.carleton.edu/ I’ve gotta say .svg isn’t my favorite file format. —A.J.
WEEK VI LAB — ArcGIS Online Web mapping
This week in DGAH, we took a dive in webmapping. iFrames are not supported on
Week VI — Georeferencing: matching the past with the present
This week, we investigated Georeferencing and its wide variety of applications.
Photogrammetry—The most interesting and temperamental tech we’ve used so far
Licensing issues, pixel composites and 3D models—DGAH W23 Week 5.
Week IV: Lab IV—Making Graphs
This week’s lab had our class taking on data visualization using a variety of tools
Networks & Data visualization: DGAH Week IV
“Representing information as a network implicitly suggests not only that connections matter, but that they
Week III: The Humanities and Code
“It is necessary to make this distinction because my main point is that in many
Week II: Lab III—The Rhythm of Food
This week in DGAH 110, we began our investigation into Digital Humanities projects by taking a look at a number of online projects hosted by different organizations, all with different purposes, executions, and resources. The objective was to further explore the world of data visualization with respect to humanities work, and try to further grasp how modern technological fields can produce humanities-worthy material.
Reflecting on new beginnings: DGAH Week II
“Digital Humanities is a production-based endeavor in which theoretical issues get tested in the design
