1. Mapping Forest to Furniture: Sumter, SC’s Hidden-in-Plain-Sight Wood Industries History • Jessica Elfenbein, University of South Carolina; Wright Kennedy, University of South Carolina; Lynn Robertson, McKissick Museum; Kate Foster Boyd, University of South Carolina; Katie Hoskins, University of South Carolina; Leeam Stein, Sumter Museum; Kelly Goldberg, University of South Carolina; Kyle B. Kelly, City of Sumter; Mark Canavera, University of South Carolina; Gracie Bellah, University of South Carolina; Nathan Saunders, South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina.

2. Developing a Deep Map in a Historically Dense Landscape: The Spatial History of Charleston, South Carolina • Douglas Rivet, College of Charleston; James Newhard, College of Charleston; Danielle Cox, Charleston Library Society; Jennifer Comer, Charleston Library Society; Laurel Fay, Preservation Society of Charleston; Grant Gilmore, College of Charleston; Madison Lee, Preservation Society of Charleston; Jennifer Randall, International African American Museum; Chloe Stuber, Gullah Geechee Heritage Preservation Project.

3. Community Resilience through GIS – Deep Mapping in Postindustrial Hamtramck • Dan Trepal, Michigan Technological University; Krysta Ryzewski, Wayne State University; Don Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University; Robert Cowling, Michigan Technological University.

4. Mobile Digital Storytelling Impacts on Post-Industrial Landscape Perceptions • Sarah Fayen Scarlett, Michigan Technological University; James Juip, Michigan Tech University; Robert Cowling, Michigan Technological University; Don Lafreniere, Michigan Technological University.