1. Get Your Own Customized Georeferencer Website

Each institution gets a personalized web address like:
https://demo.georeferencer.com/docs/geosearch
→ Replace “demo” with your chosen name.

Your site includes your logo, fonts, and colors – it matches your institution’s branding.

2. Create a Project Landing Page

We recommend creating your own introduction page for the project.
You can include:

• Project description
• Blog updates
• Interactive widgets (see below)

3. Use Widgets to Show Progress

What are widgets?
Widgets are tools that show live stats from your georeferencing project:

• Total contributions
• Leaderboards
• Progress charts

How to use them:

• Embed them in your website using HTML iFrame
• Or access the data in JSON format for custom use

📎 View all widgets and docs
(Replace “demo” with your institution's name)

4. Link Your Maps from Catalogs or Repositories

You can directly link individual maps from:

• Your library catalog
• Digital archives
• Institutional website

✅ Use simple link APIs to connect with the Georeferencer interface.
📎 Read more: Linking into Georeferencer from your catalog or website

5. Get Results After the Project Ends

Once the georeferencing is done, you can export your results:

✅ Excel spreadsheet (.XLS) with:

• MARC 034 metadata
• Bounding boxes
• Geographic extents

✅ GeoTIFF download
Generate GeoTIFF files from the “This map” page.

✅ Map services (OGC WMTS)
Access via GIS tools like QGIS or ArcGIS (requires login).

6. Need Help or More Information?

Visit the full documentation here:
🌐 https://demo.georeferencer.com/docs/
(Again, replace “demo” with your domain)

📩 For any inquiries, email us at [email protected]