GIS

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The Future of Urban Planning at UTA Libraries: Kukhyoung Kim

When Kukhyoung Kim applied for her graduate research associate (GRA) position at the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, she was looking…

map of locations mentioned in short stories by Edward P. Jones's collections: All Aunt Hagar's Children and Lost in the City

#vizoftheweek 15: Literary Geotagging - Edward P. Jones and Spatial Storytelling, Part II

For the final #vizoftheweek, read the second of 2 posts about how locations in Washington, D.C. were analyzed in stories by Edward P. Jones.

Research Data Services May Post of the Month

Finding Inspiration for Digital Humanities and Data Visualization Projects

Looking at other projects can give you ideas about potential research topics, research methods, visualization style, or more.

map of Dallas showing locations of deaths

#vizoftheweek 14: Dallas Death Map

Have you ever wondered which parts of the Dallas area are “haunted”? An interactive map created at UTA Libraries lets you do just that.

A screenshot of the MTA Growth map

#vizoftheweek 12: Subway Growth and Transit Deserts in NYC

While New York City’s subway system is famous, New Yorkers living in the outer boroughs of the city also face the reality of transit deserts.

Text over a map of DFW that reads, "UTA Libraries Research Data Services APRIL Post of the Month"

Using Shapefiles in Tableau

After exploring shapefiles in Tableau, I created an exercise to test it out using COVID-19 data.

map of age-friendliness in Columbus, OH

#vizfotheweek 10: Age Friendliness in a community’s characteristics

This blog post is about use of GIS in research. The study identified the relationships between socio-economic demographic characteristics of…

data visualization sketches

Research Data Services in Support of New Campus Needs

Do you work with data? Then we have services and resources to help you. For quantitative and qualitative analysis, our UTA Libraries' Research…