GIS + Mapping
We work with scholars to incorporate geospatial technologies and data visualization into their research and teaching by providing:
- Consultations
- Access to computing resources and software
- Classroom instruction in geospatial tools and technologies
- Access to data collections and assistance locating relevant data
- Long-term project partnerships
These are our preferred software tools for this area of expertise. Please contact us with any questions.
Name |
| ArcGIS Desktop |
| Carto |
| Google Earth Pro |
| Google Maps |
| QGIS |
| Tableau Public |
Name |
| Atlanta Regional Commission: GIS Data and Maps |
| City of Atlanta: Department of Planning and Community Development GIS |
| Data.gov |
| Digital Sanborn Maps, 1867 - 1970 |
| Esri Training |
| East View Geospatial LandScan Global Archive |
| Georgia GIS Clearinghouse |
| LITS Scholarly Communications Office: Data Management |
| LITS Scholarly Communications Office: Research Data |
| National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) |
| Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library: Historic Map Collection |
| Social Explorer |
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Spatial Data Bookmarks (under construction): We work to build the Emory Libraries' collection of spatial and numeric data from a variety of sources, and we will work to help you find the data you need in our collections. If you cannot find what you need, email us to request that we purchase a data set. |
| U.S. Census: TIGER/Line® Shapefiles and TIGER/Line® Files |
Name |
Title |
| Michael Page | Geographer |
| Megan Slemons | GIS Librarian |