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*Message sent from a system outside of UConn.* Friends and colleagues, The GIS Day committee reviewed all of the GIS Day maps submitted and also weighed in on their choices for recognition. The winners are split into 2 groups based on professional status and student status. The winners for each category are as follows: Professional submissions: first place: "Disk Golf Story Map", David Scherf, GISP, Manager of GIS/Technical Services, Engineering Department, City of Torrington, CT second place: "CT DEEP Geographic Information Systems Open Data Website" by Stuart DeLand, Environmental Analyst 2, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection third place: "Using Web-GIS to collaborate with the public and solicit input on the Bristol RI, Bike Path Connector", David Cook, Geographic Information System Administrator, Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Student submissions: first place: "Salamander Spring Migration Collision Risk Areas in Farmington, CT", Anastasia Dildin, Student, Central Connecticut State University Second place: "Cases of COVID-19 Reported in Connecticut by Town- ArcGIS Dashboard", Adam Gallaher, Grad Student, University of Connecticut Third place: "Connecticut Stone Wall Mapper", Ji Won Suh, Graduate Student, University of Connecticut Congratulations to the winners! Thad J. Dymkowski, GISP Instructor, Geography Central Connecticut State University ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list (CTGIS-L) is an unmoderated discussion list for all CT GIS Users. To change subscription settings or unsubscribe, visit http://s.uconn.edu/ctgisL.