Atlascine is an online platform designed for annotating and mapping transcribed audiovisual media. It allows for the geographical and thematic visualization of stories through an interactive map, offering innovative ways to navigate within and between them, thereby facilitating the exploration and study of their spatial dimensions and relationships. Atlascine serves as an open-source research and exhibition tool that has been used in fields such as oral history, film studies, and urban studies, and could be relevant for a range of qualitative research projects and story-based exhibitions.
2025-05-23
Atlascine at the CAG-CCA Conference
Several projects developed with Atlascine were presented at the joint annual conference of the Canadian Association of geographers and Canadian Cartographic Association that took place in Ottawa this week. Kelley Ann O'Rourke presented the Histories of Saint-Colomban Cemetery atlas, Lea Kabiljo presentend the Tell Me about Riopelle atlas, Sepideh Shahamati presentend the Intangible Heritage of Parc-Extension atlas, and Cameron Brubacher presented his maps of historical Quebecois novels (not available to the public for copyright reasons).
