Talk accompanied by presentation of visual materials drawn from:  maps from the field, computer software and hardware, CSF web archive, posters, computer presentation of virtual reality on the Internet.

1. Announcements

a. Thanks to SNRE Dean Rosina Bierbaum and Staff for generosity with Bill Drake’s website, room, and so forth.  Bill’s website is:  http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wddrake  For now…CSF archive and Bill will have a permanent website in a group SNRE area of their server; posting will be indefinite and a group e-mail will be sent out once the new URL is known.  There is 300 MB of space that we have to use.
b. Notes from those not coming…and others.  Read from e-mail; Naomi Gottlieb Harrison to read hers.

a. Computing environment

i. 16 bit processor Atlas;
ii. Windows 3.1 with Arabic support;

b. Maps of Syria

i. Drake map with the legend cut off:  asked Lama about each dot;
ii. Lama map from soldier in Aleppo;

c. Maps of Punjab

i. Candlelight in the cave
ii. Derivative map

a. List of interns, all of whom Bill Drake knew (except Luci whom he knew of)—listed in reversed chronological order:

i. Luci Y. Kim, Ph.D. student, SNRE
ii. Seung-Hoon Han, Ph.D. candidate, TCAUP
iii. Peter Vincent, MS SNRE; MUP student; works at NOAA, GLERL
iv. Makoto Noguchi, MUP student
v. Hyeyun Lee, MUP, urban planner in Las Vegas
vi. Eun-Young Kim, Ph.D. candidate UTEP
vii. Ming-Hui Hsieh,  M.A. Ed. teaching in Taipei
viii. Richard Wallace, Ph.D. candidate, UTEP
ix. Marc Schlossberg, Ph.D. UTEP, Assistant Prof., Univ. of Oregon
x. Robin Saha, Ph.D. SNRE, Assistant Prof., Montana State Univ.
xi. Seema Iyer, Ph.D., UTEP, University of Pennsylvania
xii. Tamana Nishiguchi, M.S. SNRE last known to be in Japan
xiii. Rosalyn Scaff, MUP, urban planner, NYC; won award from AA
xiv. Richard Aishton, Ph.D. SNRE, working in Russia, some for CSF
xv. Astrid Hillers, M.S. in Engineering and SNRE; World Bank
xvi. Dan Jacobs, M.A. Ed. Teaching in metro Detroit at Roeper School

b. Virtual reality—3D on the web—sample Ann Arbor maps

c. At UM—Virtual 3D Atlas of Ann Arbor