[Geysers] GOSA site update effort

[Karen Webb]

May I second any of this material that references dormant or lost 
geysers of this sort? I know there's a shot of Semi-centennial floating 
around somewhere because it turned up in one of the YA's art books on 
the park.
Karen


On 1/2/2014 8:21 PM, Andiy Wagner wrote:
> Dad would love to help anyway he can. Not sure if he is following, but 
> he has cool pictures of the Bear Den and the like in his archive file. 
> Please feel free to use us. Been dad (Ed Wagner), mom, my aunt 
> Jeannine (J9 - many of you knew her as a naturalist in Canyon and Old 
> Faithful), and I we would love to help you out in any way we can. Let 
> us know what we can do!
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Will Boekel <wolveslax65 at comcast.net 
> <mailto:wolveslax65 at comcast.net>> wrote:
>
>     Hello everyone,
>     I still need more people to come forward and sign up for write ups
>     and I still need more photos! Please Please Please Please help the
>     community by providing your expertise and write a blurb for a
>     feature or submit a photo so I wont have to keep asking for help
>     over and over again.
>     Thanks already to these people for providing some help:
>     Pat Snyder
>     Clark Murray
>     Steve Edie
>     MA Bellingham
>     Tara Cross
>     Micah Kipple
>     Demetri Stoumbos
>     As a review this is how things will work:
>     For write ups each one will have two sections, a "general
>     description" and a "what to look for". In the "general
>     description" section we are looking for a summary of how the
>     feature looks, a bit of its history, any relationships it may
>     have, etc. (almost like a guidebook). In the "what to look for" we
>     are looking for a summary of things that are signs of a pending
>     eruption. My hope is that even for the features that have no signs
>     of a pending eruption that we can still fill in that block with
>     something more than a single liner that says "Has no signs of a
>     pending eruption", maybe instead adding a what to look for in an
>     eruption if you happen to come across it erupting... or something
>     else interesting maybe....
>     After a person completes a write up please send it back to me and
>     I will get someone else to proofread it as a check.
>     For photos please go ahead and email them to me and please include
>     in the metadata or preferably in the file name who took the photo,
>     what feature it is, and the date taken.
>     Thank you to everyone in advance for helping,
>     Will Boekel
>     wolveslax65 at comcast.net
>     SPREADSHEET LINKS:
>     (please note that the spreadsheets have multiple sheets broken up
>     by location, click on the tabs to switch through them)
>     Write ups:
>     https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/88566382/GOSA%20Write%20ups%20signup.xlsx
>     Pictures:
>     https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/88566382/GOSA%20Pictures%20Needed.xlsx
>
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