Program Sun Mar 14, 2010: Mapping Madness - Historical Maps and Google Earth | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 12:07:04 -0800 (PST) |
![]() This is the notice of our next program. For more details, visit our website at www.jgsgb.org. Mapping Madness:
The main presentation by Ron Arons's will cover (1) websites that
provide a broad range of historical maps, (2) basic and advanced
features of Google's and Microsoft's Internet-based mapping facilities
(maps.google.com and www.bing.com/maps), and (3) lesser-known mapping
facilities provided by whitepages.com, Microsoft's MapCruncher, and
IBM's Many Eyes.Historical Maps and Google Earth Ron Arons and Jay Sage Sunday, March 14, 2010 1:30 PM Temple Emanuel, Newton, MA Jay Sage's short presentation will introduce Google Earth, the Web-based facility that provides a high-resolution, three-dimensional model of the Earth based on satellite and aerial photographs. Sage will describe how it can be used genealogically: to map one's family history or to make virtual visits to places where family events took place. Ron Arons has spoken at several international conferences on a variety of genealogy topics. He appeared in the PBS TV series The Jewish Americans to discuss Jewish criminals of New York's Lower East Side and published The Jews of Sing Sing in 2008. Jay Sage is a former president of the Society, current co-editor of the Society's journal, Mass-Pocha, and has given lectures at international and local conferences. Sunday, April 25 (Temple Emanuel) A flyer
in Adobe PDF format is available from our website
at flyer.jgsgb.org. We encourage
you to print it out and post copies in places where you think it would
attract attendees, such as synagogues, community centers, supermarkets,
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