GIS Day Cakes from 2002
GIS Day cake at Hard, Austria. Submitted by Dieter Moosmann.
Kissimmee, Florida's GIS Day 2002 cake.
Submitted by Tony Curtis.
Chocolate cake decorated by Gayle Young of GeoScience Australia in Canberra to match the GIS Day T-shirts. Great job, Gayle! Submitted by Susan Kempson, GIS Analyst, ESRI-Australia
"This photo is all that remains of the City of Arlington, Texas, GIS Day 2002 cake. The cake was sooooo good, it quickly disappeared." Submitted by Todd Tanner, GIS Manager, Technology Services, City of Arlington, Texas
Stillwater [Minnesota] Area High School had many creative GIS Day baked goods created by students (and a few parents?). Pictured above is the cake baked by student Justin Tennyson. Submitted by Sara Damon, Social Studies Teacher
Montana's Natural Resource Information System (NRIS) served this cake, along with dozens of home-baked goodies, at its GIS Day Open House on November 20, 2002. Photo by T.J. Abbenhaus, GIS Programmer-Analyst/NRIS
submitted by Anastasia Burton/MSL Communications-Marketing Coordinator
Greetings from Tippecanoe County, Indiana
We wanted to share our GIS cake with the rest of the world; not only did it taste great, but it looked great! Penny Huffman, who also works at the County, created the cake. The cake design is of the county with the township outlines as well as many of the small towns in the county. Hopefully, this is the beginning of a great tradition. We are planning on a larger scale event for next year, and hopefully more cakes too!
submitted by Shannyn Murphy, GIS Specialist, Lafayette, Indiana
Giant, decorated globe sugar cookie was made by Kasey Hartley for the first GIS Day celebration at Jordan, Jones, and Goulding in Norcross, Georgia. Submitted by Kasey Hartley.
Visitors to the Alaska Fisheries Science Center event in Seattle, Washington, decorated GIS Day cookies. It was a big hit. The earth and the states of Washington, Louisiana, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Alaska are depicted. Great job, everybody! Submitted by Jan Benson, AFSC