Atlascine is an open-source, online mapping platform dedicated to bringing stories and maps closer together. This tool combines multimedia storytelling (video, audio and text) with digital mapping technologies to enable researchers to create, interact with, and study spatial relationships within and between stories.
The main aim of Atlascine 4 is to streamline the process of transforming audiovisual material into a digital map, and to enable a direct interface between audiovisual material, text and the map. With the latest version of the platform, researchers in many disciplines can use the map not only as a way to visually synthesize large volumes of annotated stories and to identify new patterns and structures in these stories, but also to navigate within the stories themselves and find specific events that link stories and places.
Atlascine Links
Looking to implement Atlascine for your next project? Here are some useful links to get started with the tool:
How to use Atlascine
How to Create Content
Using the tools page
How to deploy Atlascine
Developer documentation
Atlascine Demo:
Webinar feature
Mapping Oral History with Atlascine & Sensibility Mapping | Presented by the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University