Blue Devil Herbarium
The Duke Herbarium is slated to be rehomed at another institution in a couple of years. This decision has raised questions both at Duke and… Read More »Blue Devil Herbarium
The Duke Herbarium is slated to be rehomed at another institution in a couple of years. This decision has raised questions both at Duke and… Read More »Blue Devil Herbarium
This project is part of the 2023-2024 Bass Connections Duke’s Centennial popup theme. The establishment of the Duke Endowment in 1924 enabled the massive building… Read More »World Building at Duke in an Emerging Durham: 1924-1932
This project explores the use of historical and cultural visualization techniques to instantiate the imagined Providence, Rhode Island of author H.P. Lovecraft. H.P. Lovecraft famously… Read More »Visualizing Lovecraft’s Providence
The primary goal of the Sandcastle project is to enable researchers to visualize non-Cartesian, premodern images of places in a comparative environment that resembles the… Read More »Sandcastle
Agent Based Modeling (ABM) serves to computationally model populations within the built environment. Agents are placed within 3D spatial simulations and navigate the modeled space… Read More »Modeling Agency
As is well known, Krakow became a key location within the National Socialist plan for military expansion and the implementation of genocide in Eastern Europe… Read More »Mapping Occupied Krakow
Duke/Durham Ghosts explores the presence of the local past through augmented reality and web-based application design. This project is a partnership between Duke Wired and… Read More »Duke/Durham Ghosts
This project focuses on extracting quantitative data from the de’ Barbari View of Venice. Through the development of an open source computational toolkit the map… Read More »Deconstructing Urban Visions
Beth Fischer (Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities at the Williams College Museum of Art) and Hannah L. Jacobs (Digital Humanities Specialist, Wired! Lab, Duke… Read More »Visualizing Objects, Places, and Spaces
Few eras in Art History are as famous for their buildings as Weimar Germany (1918-1933) and none is more notorious than the Nazi period (1933-1945).… Read More »Mapping German Construction