Digital Shillong: Mapping, visualising, and interpreting urban historical data @AusIndiaInstitute
Digital Shillong: Mapping, visualising, and interpreting urban historical data @AusIndiaInstitute
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Dr Mitchell Harrop from the University of Melbourne discusses the 'Digital Shillong: Mapping, visualising, and interpreting urban historical data' as part of the Australia India 'Unnati' Research Collaboration Grants.
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Digital Shillong: Mapping, visualising, and interpreting urban historical data

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