No more FRCC?

I'm done with the FRCC maps. I think. Just last week, another call came in from the Washington Office requesting analysis this time instead of pretty pictures. They asked for the number of acres of FRCC 1, 2 and 3 within Forest Service boundaries. That was more of a hassle than you'd think. The FRCC layers are broken up into 66 separate zones, so nationwide analysis requires some work. I got it done and submitted and hope to be done with these things for the time being.

We're scheduling an MTBS meeting with our cooperators (EROS, Glacier NP, NIFC, UofMontana, and R5 Fire and Aviation) in a month or so. The problem is that it looks like the meeting will be held away from SLC (requiring us to travel) and my wife will be just about 9 months pregnant at that point. I don't think I'll be traveling. I think I'll skip this meeting.