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Analyzing the Perryville Civil War BattlefieldVince DiNotoDean of College and Systemic InitiativesCo-PI GeoTech [email protected] significance of the battleLooking at the battlefield mapsUnderstanding the battlefieldBuilding a modern map of the battlefield3-D view of the battlefieldBuilding an interactive map of the battlefield
SAVING Kentucky for the UnionKentucky was a border state President Lincoln believed if Kentucky joined the confederacy the war would be lostThe confederacy understood the importance of having Kentucky join themTwo confederate armies invaded Kentucky in 1862, Kirby Smith and Braxton BraggOnly Bragg was engaged at PerryvilleA confederate governor installedWhile the confederates controlled the field at the end of the battle, they retreated that night (the battle was a draw)Last serious threat to Kentucky (Morgan Raiders did operate in the state in 1863)
Battlefield MapsBattlefield Maps
Battlefield Maps
Modern Maps
Modern Maps
Modern Maps
Study Area
Hillshade
Contour Lines
Georeferencing & DigitizationPosition of Troops at Different times 3 PM
Position of Troops at Diffferent Times 4:15 PM
Line of Sight
Lines of sight Maneys Brigade
Photographic Positions
The battlefield today
Maneys Attack
The Corn FieldUsing Microsoft ICE and PhotosynthBoth ICE and Photosynth are free.It is as simple as drag and drop.http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=903bb469-49c2-427d-abce-c0029778d321 Interactive Website and MapThe website located on Google Sites and is a free website. https://sites.google.com/site/civilwarbattlefieldsmaps/home/perryville The Map is created in Flexviewer and running on an ArcGIS Server 10.1http://216.69.2.43/flexviewers/perryville%201862/ Future WorkCompletion of website.In November of this year we will photograph the Gettysburg Battlefield in 3-D with assistance from USGS, California State University in Pennsylvania, Baltimore County Community College and Pictometry. Morgans 1863 Raid The Longest Raid through Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio
Vincent A. DiNoto, [email protected]