Sentence examples for deep mapping from inspiring English sources

This article will briefly review the current state-of-the-art in the field of Spatial History as well as discuss a number of emerging trends such as deep mapping, digital storytelling and data visualization, utilizing examples from a variety of applications.

In what follows we will describe and critically discuss the fieldwork undertaken and the various ways in which the performative interactions and the creative multimedia evocations that draw on the team's interactions with older people might extend the growing dialogue between deep mapping, visual and other innovative ethnographies, and critical gerontology.

Here we report this case through deep mapping of old E. coli fadR mutants accumulated.

William Least Heat Moon said he wouldn't have written "PrairyErth: A Deep Map" (1991) without the Nebraska guide.

Hackney was a 600-page "deep map" of the area where Sinclair has lived for decades.

By the mid-2000s technological developments enabled scholars to break out of the strict map format and add photographs and texts to create what Mr. Bodenhamer calls "deep maps," which can capture more than one perspective.

Recently, Mr. Caputo traveled to Missouri to compare notes with one of the most acclaimed travel writers of our time, William Least Heat-Moon, the author of "Blue Highways" and "PrairyErth (A Deep Map)." His latest book is "Here, There, Elsewhere: Stories From the Road" (Little, Brown), a collection of short essays plucked from 30-plus years of travel.

"It will be a much more deep map than just this picture of a body".