A. Transcribing & checking references
1. Sorting references into stylesheet format
2. Sorting and annotating cartography references
B. Transcribing & checking Pemberton’s field notes
1. One of the missing 1856 survey tracing copies
- RN Survey Commander Captain Richards obtains tracing from Pemberton
- Handed to Richards at Barclay Sound, June-July 1858
- May 2017, may have a source
2. We have Pemberton’s 1856 Lat./Long. field notes
- Direct digitised map copy: University of Victoria, BC
- Field notes on microfilm at HBC Archives (Archives of Manitoba)
- HBC reels available through interlibrary loan
C. Tracing 1872-1886 Waggon Road
1. Ground-truthing clues
- Combining 1856-1886 reference reports into reference list
- Assembling clues from cartography & reports
- Linking up with area volunteers to map the routes
- Ground-truthing the routes with assistance from satellite imagery
D. Tracing 1911 Gazetted Road
1. Ground-truthing clues
- Assembling clues from cartography & reports
- Linking up with area volunteers to map the routes
- Ground-truthing the routes with assistance from satellite imagery