xyHt has posted a collection of profiles of motivated and noteworthy geospatial professionals under 40 years of age.
See more at: http://www.xyht.com/uncategorized/40-under-40-2017-remarkable-geospatial-professionals/
Wendell, post: 406922, member: 1 wrote: xyHt has posted a collection of profiles of motivated and noteworthy geospatial professionals under 40 years of age.
See more at: http://www.xyht.com/uncategorized/40-under-40-2017-remarkable-geospatial-professionals/
Don't want to sound jaded or cynical but I always found these 40 under 40 lists to be powered by public relation folks. Not saying that some of these folks are not bright and innovative but some are most likely victims of corporate or academic public relations efforts. Similar to Who's Who list
Robert Hill, post: 406964, member: 378 wrote: Don't want to sound jaded or cynical but I always found these 40 under 40 lists to be powered by public relation folks. Not saying that some of these folks are not bright and innovative but some are most likely victims of corporate or academic public relations efforts. Similar to Who's Who list
Bah. Humbug. Kudos to the kiddos.
Brad Ott, post: 406966, member: 197 wrote: Bah. Humbug. Kudos to the kiddos.
Ok I'll retract my comment.
I liked the MIT drone guy from left coast who raised $70 mil from Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
My reply to Gavin's email. I had read a lot of the bios. There was a balance between corporate, academic, nonprofit and private enterprises:
Thanks for your reply about the process. It is good to see that there is an energetic group of young professionals in the geospatial field doing exemplary things.
I did retract my statement online.
Great job with your magazine too.
Keep up the good work.
I hope that the future holds the promise of professionals working and aiding each other across all borders. But I see obstacles...
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May I nominate Paden and Robert if I promise to lie about their ages??????
Holy Cow, post: 407012, member: 50 wrote: May I nominate Paden and Robert if I promise to lie about their ages??????
No
Wendell, post: 406922, member: 1 wrote: xyHt has posted a collection of profiles of motivated and noteworthy geospatial professionals under 40 years of age.
See more at: http://www.xyht.com/uncategorized/40-under-40-2017-remarkable-geospatial-professionals/
I didn't seem to make the list, but it's probably due to me only being 39 for another 7 months. 🙂
UmmmÛ? What is xyHt ? I have always thought it was some sort of catalog for stuff rather than something informative. Just usually hits the recycle bin upon arrival. 🙂
FL/GA PLS., post: 407046, member: 379 wrote: UmmmÛ? What is xyHt ? I have always thought it was some sort of catalog for stuff rather than something informative. Just usually hits the recycle bin upon arrival. 🙂
Very good magazine and informative articles by Gavin and others
Good contributors like Dave Doyle and others too.
FlGa.You're sort of a 'piece of work' as they say...
Holy Cow, post: 407012, member: 50 wrote: May I nominate Paden and Robert if I promise to lie about their ages??????
You could nominate them to "50 over 50."
Robert Hill, post: 407047, member: 378 wrote: Very good magazine and informative articles by Gavin and others
Good contributors like Dave Doyle and others too.
FlGa.You're sort of a 'piece of work' as they say...
Again, thank you, I have already received a verbal spanking for the rude remark I posted.
So just for the record: I APOLOGIZE FOR CONTINUSOULY STUPID POSTS 😉
btw Robert, I'm 66 and crazy as hell
FL/GA PLS., post: 407082, member: 379 wrote: CONTINUSOULY STUPID POSTS 😉
Keep 'em coming old man.
Robert Hill, post: 407017, member: 378 wrote: No
ditto...
FL/GA PLS., post: 407046, member: 379 wrote: UmmmÛ? What is xyHt ? I have always thought it was some sort of catalog for stuff rather than something informative. Just usually hits the recycle bin upon arrival. 🙂
It's the name of the former Professional Surveyor magazine.
They always seemed to me to be less interested in the boundary surveyor, and more excited about newer technology, GIS, etc. Hence, the name change.
JPH, post: 407137, member: 6636 wrote: It's the name of the former Professional Surveyor magazine.
They always seemed to me to be less interested in the boundary surveyor, and more excited about newer technology, GIS, etc. Hence, the name change.
Actually I just finished reviewing the 2017 edition online. I was pleasently suprised with the online format. I prefer the electronic version as opposed to the print version. 😎
