2010 URISA Community College Student Poster Competition

Congratulations to all of the participants!

The posters were judged on the following criteria:

Must convey a clear theme.
Process or “storyboard” posters are especially encouraged.
Includes an appropriate title, descriptive legend, sources and dates.
Do the components of the poster work in harmony?
Is the cartography attractive and does it adhere to good cartographic principles?
Does the poster demonstrate technical understanding of the subject matter?
Does the poster adhere to the overall size requirements? (Note the maximum submission size of 36" x 48”)
Can a layperson understand the problem at hand and possible solutions from viewing the poster without any further discussion or explanation?
Does the poster share the technical understanding of the “problem”?
Overall impression of the poster.

Simulating a Tsunami Pedestrian Evacuation from Seaside, Oregon
Lesley Bross and Jiunn-Der (Geoffrey) Duh - Geography, Portland State University

PUBLIC RADIO SIGNAL COVERAGE (note: this is a large file)
Steven Hubbard - Asheville/Buncombe Technical School - Asheville, NC

Application of Remotely Sensed Data in the Analysis of the Hydrologic Variables: Case Study on the State of North Dakota
Mohammad Reza Najafi, Zahra Kavianpour Isfahani, Caleb Dechant - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Portland State University