As most (if not all) of you are probably well aware by now, last week the World Health Organization declared that COVID-19 can officially be characterized as a pandemic. In the days since then, global, national, and state leaders have enacted numerous, rapid changes in an attempt to hinder the spread of the virus. We’re all a little shaken right now. We’re all doing what we can. And we may not know when, but eventually, we’ll get through this.
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Happy 2020! After the success of our first workshop (back in October) we were excited to lead a second WICDI workshop, this time with a slightly different focus. The WICDI team, along with around 20 fearless participants, braved the cold to congregate in Superior, Wisconsin.
Continue reading “WICDI Winter Workshop Recap”If you read our Fall Workshop Recap, you may remember that our main action item from that workshop was to gather all of the culvert data, standards and models already in use by our participants, and begin the messy yet necessary process of making sense of it.
Continue reading “Data Submissions!”On October 3, 2019, around thirty WICDI Community of Practice (CoP) participants gathered among the fall leaves at Northland College in Ashland. Our goal: to discuss culvert mapping in northern Wisconsin as a case study for better data sharing and collaboration. We came away with several key issues identified and plenty of action items to work on.
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