I've traveled overnight probably 20 times since I've taken the current job I'm in. But until tomorrow, I've never flown somewhere, attended a meeting/presentation, and then flown home the same day.
I'm taking an early flight to Denver tomorrow to brief the regional BAER coordinators on the 2007 fire season and how I supported them with remote sensing technologies. There are 8 regional coordinators in the country and a national coordinator. This is the fifth year I've presented to these coordinators. (Honestly, after five years, it's kinda tough finding new things to tell these coordinators! It's a struggle to find new information besides the basic stats of the fire season.)
I present right after lunch for about an hour and then fly home tomorrow night around 7pm. I'm not looking forward to leaving my home around 5:30am tomorrow morning, but I'm also very glad to not be going overnight. So is my wife.
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What is this blog?
I'm a remote sensing analyst for RedCastle Resources under contract at the U.S. Forest Service Remote Sensing Applications Center (RSAC) in Salt Lake City, UT. My primary job is to use remote sensing and GIS technologies to map the burn severity of wildfires on all U.S. Forest Service lands. This blog is an attempt to chronicle my efforts.
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