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How forensic mapping technology is changing crime scene investigations

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By Nicole Estaphan Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Technology has turned the page on mapping, bringing investigators within centimeters of stories they were never there to witness firsthand. For investigators, every skid mark, every angle and every point of impact becomes a layer in the search for truth. That process is known as forensic mapping. "At its core, forensic mapping is about documenting evidence," said one expert.
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Boston map center preserves centuries of history

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By Nicole Estaphan Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
The Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, housed in the historic McKim Building of the Boston Public Library in Copley Square, is one of the most important map collections in the United States. It preserves and shares more than a quarter-million cartographic and geographic objects spanning from the 15th century to the present day, including maps, atlases, charts, globes, gazetteers, ephemera, and geospatial data.
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Pawtucket's Map Center offers a different way to see the world

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By Nicole Estaphan Verified
| WCVB-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Andrew Middleton did not set out to buy a map store. He was given one. After driving across the country from Oakland, California, Middleton took a leap of faith to help preserve The Map Center in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Inside the shop, shelves are filled with ocean charts, street maps, globes and atlases. The collection offers more than directions - it gives visitors new ways to understand the world. Some maps can be read. Others can be felt, including braille maps.
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