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Dear all and anyone
Apologies for a dumb question, but will there be any way of seeing this work if
you don't have an Apple "i" device?
Thanks.
April
April Carlucci
The Itinerant Map Catalog(u)er
and
Assistant Librarian, Library Map Collections Review
Natural History Museum, London
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Subject: [MapHist] Re: Help finding photographs of early cartographers/
explorers for app and blog launch
To: maphist@geo.uu.nl
Date: Friday, 14 October, 2011, 0:07
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Dear Michael,
Thank you for your kindness. I will definitely add your blog as a resource.
While the app will primarily have historic resources, the blog will contain
information
on antiquarian maps and current methods in mapping research. I think you'll
enjoy both.
Fingers crossed that Apple doesn't turn me down!
Maps really pop on the iPad.
Best,
Heather
[MapHist] Help finding photographs of early cartographers/ explorers for app
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Heather,
Congratulations on your worthy project! I love forward to downloading
it on my iPad. Please let this list server know when it becomes
available.
I'm not sure if this is of interest, but any of my historical maps are
available for your project. My passion is collecting old maps of solar
eclipses. You can find a substantial collection of maps that are
either directly from my collection, other collections, or the public
domain on the internet.
You may find my historical solar eclipse maps at
http://eclipse-maps.com/Eclipse-Maps/History/History.html
best, Michael Zeiler
Santa Fe, New Mexico
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 3:59 PM, Heather Kinsinger <hak4u2 at aol.com> wrote:
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> All,
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> I am launching an app on historic maps in hopes of getting a broader audience
> interested in the history of cartography. The app should be finished in a
> week or so, then it will take Apple another few weeks to approve. I do not
> see why Apple will reject this project.
> It will be a free app for iOs based devices. Ie. iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
> devices.
> The app will only be photos and images, with an accompanying blog available
> for further information. The blog will be available for everyone to view.
> In order to avoid copyright issues, I am pulling historic copyright free
> images of maps.
> I would also like to add copyright free photos of early cartographers and
> those involved with mapping our world from the1870's to approximately 1935.
> As an example, please see the link below to NOAA's photo library and their
> "Getting There" collection.
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> http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/cgs/gettingthere.html
>
> I have found a few images in the LOC's Print's and Photographs collection,
> but I defiantly could use the collective wisdom of maphist for more help and
> suggestions.
> I do not have images of British or other European cartographers, so a
> collection of those would be great, along with any other world surveyors and
> mappers. I think an article on those men and women would be fantastic for the
> blog.
>
> Links, images, and photos can be sent in any language.
> This is an educational, free project.
> All I can do is to credit you for your help on the upcoming blog.
>
> With Chet Van Duzer's help, I am translating the names of antiquarian maps
> from Latin and other languages into English for the everyman to enjoy also.
> Those translations will appear on both the app and blog. I might need help
> with accurately translating Dutch, French and a few other languages.
>
> Thank you in advance for your help.
> Email me at hak4u2 at aol.com
>
> Best,
> Heather Kinsinger
> New York Map Society
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