The 2009 Geospatial Technology Competition has been a wild and crazy journey. It all started just over five weeks ago with a project manual being sent by Digital Quest. The project entailed doing a site suitability analysis of a school campus to locate a suitable garden spot. It took the entire five weeks, but I [...]
I have made it to Kansas City with no problems. I did not have any problems other than trying to check in at the Charlotte airport. I was glad we got there a little early. The flight into Detroit was a bit choppy as there was a heavy cloud cover. I found Detroit Airport to [...]
Several weeks back I wrote the post Insight from Inaugural SkillsUSA Geospatial Technology Winner. In addition to Sue, I was also able to contact another winner, June Garneau. June provided some more valuable information as well. Although older than most of the contestants, she is an example for all of us. Here are some of her [...]
The end is very near for my competition. I am putting the final touches on my project. All I have left is to make some slight changes to my paper. I am trying to determine how to make the presentation top notch. I have to print the paper and maps. [...]
I have found it difficult to get registered for the SkillsUSA conference. Registering for the Geospatial Competition was very straight forward through Digital Quest’s page. I guess if I would be going through my state delegation it might be easier, but I am at this all alone. I am doing something like a direct membership. [...]
