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That is really awesome!
How did you do that?! And wow, the East Coast has a bunch of teams in the northern area. I didn't realize exactly how many, that's awesome! How long did that take you? --d0ri :] |
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Haha, there's a line of FIRST teams in North Dakota.
Those concentration centers are really interesting, I can point out Los Angeles, San Fransicso, Seattle, Phoenix, Denver, Houston, Atlanta, Detroit, and then the giant glob of teams known as the NorthEast. I never noticed how many teams were in Michigan Wait a minute, where are poor Alaska and Hawaii? :( |
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Yes, the team allocation throughout the US is very interesting... there's too much open space!
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Or if your browser or viewer can't handle that kind of big stuff, you can try http://users.wpi.edu/~piotrm/first/m...ms_usa_10k.png or http://users.wpi.edu/~piotrm/first/m...ams_usa_5k.png. |
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There are a few things this requires. One is that you have gdlib installed as well as the GD perl module. Also is required the Geo::ShapeFile perl module. One can get em off CPAN by doing this: Code:
perl -MCPAN -eshellOnce you get that file you need to generate cities2.storable by typing: Code:
cat Pop_places_deci | perl make_data2.pl cities2.storableNow you should be ready to make a map. Do so by typing: Code:
perl make_usa.pl 1000 map.png map_with_teams.pngSorry but the perl source is not very nice looking but hopefully anyone that needs to can figure out how to make the changes they want. |
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WE"RE NOT IN THE LIST OR ON THE MAP!
1227- Grand Rapids, MI, USA. |
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I think Leo, IN is also referred to as Leo-Cedarville, IN.
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Because of that you are actually on the map, just in the wrong place. Look to the north-west from where your Grand Rapids is. |
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This is excellent! Its really interesting to look at the clusters of teams and where they are, we just need to get it so that there is atleast one dot in every state and about double the dots... yay for robotics. lol
added... I dont really know what thread this would be put in, but Its something that I wanted to share and I guess with this being about location of teams it is a good thread to put it in. -My parents are considering moving and when looking at houses/areas part of their criteria was that the local high school had to have a robotics team. :) It made me happy. |
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wowowowow!!! that is awesome... and interesting. just look at the concentration of teams. great job making this!
i never realized there were so many teams in my tiny city... 7 of em in flint!!! detroit has us beat by one tho... darn! |
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114 is missing also. (Los Altos, California)
Great work, but I think us teams on the west coast need to get working and start more teams. :D |
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Piotrm, you can use Pasadena, CA for team 980. You could try La Canada, also, which is probably slightly more accurate, but I'm not sure if your source would have it like that, or with the proper accent marks (which I'm not sure what they are). A few of those other missing teams should be easy, IE the Phila being Philadelphia and the missing H in westhampton. |
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Piotr you never cease to amaze me with your programming skills. I am so glad we have you on our team.
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