References

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The goal of this project is to leverage indigenous knowledge with geographic information systems (GIS) and the immersive, mobile geolocation capabilities of the Native-developed Our Worlds platform to present a novel look at landscape change in San Diego over time.

This project complements work we are already doing to capture primary source narratives about the region by tribal elders in extended reality, connecting the past to the present in transformative new ways.

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