Sunday, November 22 / 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM • Room 222 (2nd Floor)

Session 207
Advancing Spatial Methods

1. Using Historic Imagery to Improve Historic Cartographic Literacy and Foster User Engagement in Deep Mapping Applications • James Juip, Michigan Tech University; Robert Cowling, Michigan Technological University.

2. Found in Translation: Using Large Language Models to Resolve Metes and Bounds Descriptions to Modern Addresses • Daniel Moulton, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Robyn Smith, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Larry Santucci, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

3. Visualizing the Complex World of 1492 • Brandon Plewe, Brigham Young University.

4. “Big -GIS Data” in the 1850s – Matthew Fontine Maury’s Wind and Current Charts • Kurt Schlichting, Fairfield University.

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