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Early Canadian Environmental Data

Work of the ECED

1. Canadian Archival Materials
2. Full Text Sources
3. Bibliographies
4. Visual Materials
5. Data Sets
6. Past ECED Events

Leader

Liza Piper Liza Piper. (The University of Alberta) epiper [at] ualberta.ca

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Goals

  • To assemble digital resources that facilitate the study of historical data on Canadian environments
  • To design tools and explore different methods to work with such data.
  • To bring together existing datasets and to create new databases.

 

Work of the ECED

 

Canadian Archival Materials

Canadian Archival Materials logoLearn more about what is out there to find, and where you might find it.
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Photo Credit: "Files", Stephanie Asher.

Full Text Sources

Full text sources logoDescriptions of online repositories and databases containing full text sources known to contain relevant data
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Photo Credit: "Open Book", Jen Watson.

Bibliographies

Bibliographies logoFind bibliographies relevant to Canadian climate history
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Photo Credit: "Bookshelves", Alexandre Duret-Lutz.

Visual Materials

Visual Materials logoProjects containing photographs and maps relevant to Canadian historical climate research
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Photo Credit: "Beautiful and Unique", Erica Marshall.

Data Sets

data sets logoSystematic sets containing environmental data.
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Photo Credit: "Project 365", Pete.

Past ECED Events

data sets logoPrograms, videos, audio files, posters, etc.
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Photo Credit: "Balloons", Tryaskin Kirill.