Since June of 2007, the University of Pittsburgh has been engaged in a partnership to preserve the mining heritage of Western Pennsylvania. \ud \ud The goal of this project is to conserve and digitize mining maps donated to the University by CONSOL Energy, Inc. So far, 400 maps have undergone conservation treatment in the Preservation Department of the University Library System. Once repaired, the maps are digitized and using GIS software the DEP matches surface features drawn on the map to the same features on aerial photography and USGS topography maps.\ud \ud Our presentation will highlight how increased access to previously inaccessible information has benefitted the safety of miners, the public and the environment.\u
As digitization projects have become increasingly common, museums of all sizes have fallen under the...
This paper describes the use of geographic system information (GIS) technology to evaluate the risk ...
This item was digitized from a paper original and/or a microfilm copy. If you need higher-resolution...
Since June of 2007, the University of Pittsburgh has been engaged in a partnership to preserve the m...
Since June of 2007, the University of Pittsburgh has been engaged in a partnership to protect and pr...
An ongoing program to preserve approximately seven\ud hundred oversized, canvas-backed, coal mining ...
This article describes the efforts of archivists and student assistants at the University of Pittsbu...
Mine maps are extremely useful resources for determining regional and local hydrogeologic conditions...
The Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) achieved its annual goals of inventorying the mining records pr...
Conservation and preservation of cartographic materials are a challenge chiefly because so many dif...
Population growth throughout the West is increasing near historic mining districts that were once on...
There are nearly six miles of former mine workings at the Michigan Natural Storage (MNS) gypsum mine...
The history of mining methods to rescue the most valuable undergrounds goes back tens of years. Thes...
The Herman B Wells Library at Indiana University has been digitizing its collection of Soviet Milita...
University of Tennessee Geologic Data Preservation Program: Preserving Historic Collection of Maps a...
As digitization projects have become increasingly common, museums of all sizes have fallen under the...
This paper describes the use of geographic system information (GIS) technology to evaluate the risk ...
This item was digitized from a paper original and/or a microfilm copy. If you need higher-resolution...
Since June of 2007, the University of Pittsburgh has been engaged in a partnership to preserve the m...
Since June of 2007, the University of Pittsburgh has been engaged in a partnership to protect and pr...
An ongoing program to preserve approximately seven\ud hundred oversized, canvas-backed, coal mining ...
This article describes the efforts of archivists and student assistants at the University of Pittsbu...
Mine maps are extremely useful resources for determining regional and local hydrogeologic conditions...
The Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) achieved its annual goals of inventorying the mining records pr...
Conservation and preservation of cartographic materials are a challenge chiefly because so many dif...
Population growth throughout the West is increasing near historic mining districts that were once on...
There are nearly six miles of former mine workings at the Michigan Natural Storage (MNS) gypsum mine...
The history of mining methods to rescue the most valuable undergrounds goes back tens of years. Thes...
The Herman B Wells Library at Indiana University has been digitizing its collection of Soviet Milita...
University of Tennessee Geologic Data Preservation Program: Preserving Historic Collection of Maps a...
As digitization projects have become increasingly common, museums of all sizes have fallen under the...
This paper describes the use of geographic system information (GIS) technology to evaluate the risk ...
This item was digitized from a paper original and/or a microfilm copy. If you need higher-resolution...