Transcript
  • 00:01    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:13    |    
    A map that tells a story
  • 01:51    |    
    Lienzo de Quauhquechollan
  • 02:53.80000000000001    |    
    Narration: Alliance of two armies 1520
  • 03:32.5    |    
    Dynamic web map 2009
  • 04:32.30000000000001    |    
    Narration: Military campaign 1527-1530
  • 05:39.30000000000001    |    
    Digital restoration project 2007
  • 06:30    |    
    ArcGIS server
  • 07:24    |    
    Narration: Geography of life
  • 08:07    |    
    Communicating our stories
  • 09:30.5    |    
    Final credits


Living Geography with Arc GIS Server

New Media  | 21 de julio de 2009  | Vistas: 143

This video, which explains the dynamic web map on the Lienzo de Quauhquechollan website, won first place in the category of Best Virtual Map Presentation at the 2009 ESRI Users Conference in San Diego, California. The Lienzo de Quauhquechollan is an indigenous pictographic map dating from the time of the Spanish conquest of the Americas. It was created by the Quauhquecholteca to record their history, migrations, conquests, legends, and traditions. The dynamic web map was developed to allow users to relate the historical events documented in the Lienzo with geographic locations on a modern map. As modern-day storytellers, web maps can help to revive the stories of a people like the Quauhquecholteca, providing a space where we can approach geography like they did—as living geography.

 

 

 


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