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How GIS and Maps supported The American Revolution, a film by Ken Burns

Compatriot Charles Frye (CASSAR) is a geographer and cartographer who specializes in geographic information systems (GIS). In writing a book about his patriot ancestor, Major Isaac Frye of New Hampshire, Charlie created GIS data and maps of Colonial America, many of which appeared in Ken Burns’ recent acclaimed documentary “The American Revolution.” He also consulted with Ken Burns on other maps incorporated into the documentary. In this presentation, Charlie takes us behind the scenes and discusses his involvement in “The American Revolution” to include his research, interacting with the film’s research and production staffs, and working with Ken Burns.