Go to Post I'd rather have our robot not fall over. - Andy Baker [more]
Home
Go Back   Chief Delphi > FIRST > General Forum
CD-Media   CD-Spy  
portal register members calendar search Today's Posts Mark Forums Read FAQ rules

 
Reply
Thread Tools Rate Thread Display Modes
  #16   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 04-12-2006, 14:24
jacob07's Avatar
jacob07 jacob07 is offline
Registered User
AKA: Jacob
FRC #0397 (Knight Riders)
Team Role: College Student
 
Join Date: Oct 2005
Rookie Year: 2002
Location: Flint MI
Posts: 166
jacob07 is a splendid one to beholdjacob07 is a splendid one to beholdjacob07 is a splendid one to beholdjacob07 is a splendid one to beholdjacob07 is a splendid one to beholdjacob07 is a splendid one to behold
Send a message via AIM to jacob07
Re: # of Teams in each state

Quote:
Originally Posted by taylort
Michigan has 109 teams, and 1 team in about every 899 square miles. Thanks for pointing that out!
Michigan now has 111 teams
__________________
Reply With Quote
  #17   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 04-12-2006, 15:47
laurenlacy's Avatar
laurenlacy laurenlacy is offline
loves FIRST!
no team
Team Role: Communications
 
Join Date: Jan 2006
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Posts: 53
laurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to beholdlaurenlacy is a splendid one to behold
Re: # of Teams in each state

I'm interested in seeing the percent growth in number of teams from year to year... does anyone know where to find this? Because one statistic that sticks in my mind is that Minnesota has gone from 2 teams last year to 17 this year, and I'm just wondering what the overall increase is from year to year
__________________
Back to FIRST after a needed hiatus

2006-2007: 1816 (The Green Machine)
2007-2009: Purdue FIRST Programs
2012: Queen City Regional Planning Committee
Reply With Quote
  #18   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 04-12-2006, 15:50
Richard Wallace's Avatar
Richard Wallace Richard Wallace is offline
I live for the details.
FRC #3620 (Average Joes)
Team Role: Engineer
 
Join Date: Jan 2003
Rookie Year: 1996
Location: Southwestern Michigan
Posts: 3,677
Richard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond repute
Re: # of Teams in each state

Someone linked earlier to the thread on teams-per-capita.

Using today's data, I've updated the list compiled for the earlier thread in which teams are sorted by TPMR (teams per million residents). I agree that teams per high school is probably a better measure; however, data on number of high schools is harder to get, and team affiliations with multiple schools change somewhat from year to year.

US average is now 4.1 TPMR, and every US state now has at least one FRC team.

There are 1315 FRC teams registered as of today, a 16% increase over last year's total 1133 teams that participated in FRC events. Actual figures for 2007 may differ slightly since fee payment deadlines are still pending. For overall growth in number of FRC teams refer to the 2006 FIRST Annual Report.

Rank / TPMR / State / Teams / Pop(000)
1 / 20.3 / NH / 26 / 1,281
2 / 13.2 / DC / 7 / 529
3 / 11.4 / MI / 111 / 9,763
4 / 9.9 / CT / 33 / 3,317
5 / 9.9 / MT / 10 / 1,006
6 / 9.4 / MA / 59 / 6,310
7 / 8.1 / VA / 59 / 7,324
8 / 7.9 / MO / 45 / 5,718
9 / 7.2 / KS / 20 / 2,761
10 / 6.9 / CO / 31 / 4,468
11 / 6.3 / NV / 13 / 2,070
12 / 6.1 / ID / 9 / 1,480
13 / 6.0 / SC / 24 / 4,033
14 / 5.9 / ND / 4 / 677
15 / 5.8 / NJ / 49 / 8,392
16 / 5.7 / AL / 4 / 700
17 / 5.6 / NY / 103 / 18,250
18 / 5.4 / AZ / 28 / 5,230
19 / 4.7 / OR / 17 / 3,613
20 / 4.7 / ME / 6 / 1,285
21 / 4.4 / MD / 24 / 5,467
22 / 4.4 / WI / 24 / 5,479
23 / 4.2 / IN / 26 / 6,215
24 / 3.9 / GA / 33 / 8,413
25 / 3.7 / LA / 17 / 4,535
26 / 3.7 / HI / 5 / 1,342
27 / 3.5 / CA / 122 / 34,441
28 / 3.4 / MS / 10 / 2,908
29 / 3.4/ OK / 12 / 3,491
30 / 3.4 / MN / 17 / 5,005
31 / 3.3 / PA / 40 / 12,281
32 / 3.0 / RI / 3 / 1,012
33 / 2.9 / WA / 18 / 6,258
34 / 2.8 / OH / 32 / 11,428
35 / 2.8 / FL / 45 / 16,279
36 / 2.5 / DE / 2 / 800
37 / 2.5 / SD / 2 / 810
38 / 2.4 / IL / 29 / 12,266
39 / 2.2 / WV / 4 / 1,849
40 / 2.0 / WY / 1 / 509
41 / 1.7 / TX / 36 / 21,487
42 / 1.6 / VT / 1 / 638
43 / 1.5 / NM / 3 / 2,016
44 / 1.2 / UT / 3 / 2,411
45 / 1.0 / IA / 3 / 2,941
46 / 0.9 / NC / 7 / 8,227
47 / 0.7 / TN / 4 / 5,966
48 / 0.6 / AK / 3 / 4,631
49 / 0.6 / NE / 1 / 1,761
50 / 0.5 / PR / 2 / 3,912
51 / 0.4 / AR / 1 / 2,750
52 / 0.2 / KY / 1 / 4,098

In other countries:

Ontario, Canada has 4.9 TPMR, 62 teams in a population of 12.6 million. There are another five teams in the rest of Canada.

Israel has 4.8 TPMR, 34 teams in a population of 7.05 million.

Brazil has 0.09 TPMR, 17 teams in a population of 187.6 million.

The UK has 0.08 TPMR, 5 teams in a population of 60.2 million.

Mexico, the Netherlands, and Ghana have one team each.
__________________
Richard Wallace

Mentor since 2011 for FRC 3620 Average Joes (St. Joseph, Michigan)
Mentor 2002-10 for FRC 931 Perpetual Chaos (St. Louis, Missouri)
since 2003

I believe in intuition and inspiration. Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution. It is, strictly speaking, a real factor in scientific research.
(Cosmic Religion : With Other Opinions and Aphorisms (1931) by Albert Einstein, p. 97)

Last edited by Richard Wallace : 04-12-2006 at 16:04. Reason: added link
Reply With Quote
  #19   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 04-12-2006, 20:20
ChuckDickerson's Avatar
ChuckDickerson ChuckDickerson is offline
Mentor / Bayou & CMP Division LRI
FRC #0456 (Siege Robotics)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: May 2004
Rookie Year: 2004
Location: Vicksburg, MS
Posts: 877
ChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond reputeChuckDickerson has a reputation beyond repute
Re: # of Teams in each state

Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard
Rank / TPMR / State / Teams / Pop(000)
1 / 20.3 / NH / 26 / 1,281
2 / 13.2 / DC / 7 / 529
3 / 11.4 / MI / 111 / 9,763
4 / 9.9 / CT / 33 / 3,317
5 / 9.9 / MT / 10 / 1,006
6 / 9.4 / MA / 59 / 6,310
7 / 8.1 / VA / 59 / 7,324
8 / 7.9 / MO / 45 / 5,718
9 / 7.2 / KS / 20 / 2,761
10 / 6.9 / CO / 31 / 4,468
11 / 6.3 / NV / 13 / 2,070
12 / 6.1 / ID / 9 / 1,480
13 / 6.0 / SC / 24 / 4,033
14 / 5.9 / ND / 4 / 677
15 / 5.8 / NJ / 49 / 8,392
16 / 5.7 / AL / 4 / 700
17 / 5.6 / NY / 103 / 18,250
18 / 5.4 / AZ / 28 / 5,230
19 / 4.7 / OR / 17 / 3,613
20 / 4.7 / ME / 6 / 1,285
21 / 4.4 / MD / 24 / 5,467
22 / 4.4 / WI / 24 / 5,479
23 / 4.2 / IN / 26 / 6,215
24 / 3.9 / GA / 33 / 8,413
25 / 3.7 / LA / 17 / 4,535
26 / 3.7 / HI / 5 / 1,342
27 / 3.5 / CA / 122 / 34,441
28 / 3.4 / MS / 10 / 2,908
29 / 3.4/ OK / 12 / 3,491
30 / 3.4 / MN / 17 / 5,005
31 / 3.3 / PA / 40 / 12,281
32 / 3.0 / RI / 3 / 1,012
33 / 2.9 / WA / 18 / 6,258
34 / 2.8 / OH / 32 / 11,428
35 / 2.8 / FL / 45 / 16,279
36 / 2.5 / DE / 2 / 800
37 / 2.5 / SD / 2 / 810
38 / 2.4 / IL / 29 / 12,266
39 / 2.2 / WV / 4 / 1,849
40 / 2.0 / WY / 1 / 509
41 / 1.7 / TX / 36 / 21,487
42 / 1.6 / VT / 1 / 638
43 / 1.5 / NM / 3 / 2,016
44 / 1.2 / UT / 3 / 2,411
45 / 1.0 / IA / 3 / 2,941
46 / 0.9 / NC / 7 / 8,227
47 / 0.7 / TN / 4 / 5,966
48 / 0.6 / AK / 3 / 4,631
49 / 0.6 / NE / 1 / 1,761
50 / 0.5 / PR / 2 / 3,912
51 / 0.4 / AR / 1 / 2,750
52 / 0.2 / KY / 1 / 4,098
Cool! For once Mississippi isn't ranked near the bottom of a list having to do with education! Actually, we are pretty close to the median! Do you by chance still have a list of the number of teams competing by State last year or know where to get it? I would be interested in seeing a list of States ranked by % growth from year to year. For example, last year Mississippi had 6 teams but this year we have grown to 10 with 4 new rookie teams for a 50% growth in one year. Of course, with such a small number of teams to start with any growth looks big but I am wondering if the States with a lot of teams per capita are becoming "saturated" or is growth pretty steady. It would be cool to see this data over the last several years.
Reply With Quote
  #20   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 05-12-2006, 09:33
Richard Wallace's Avatar
Richard Wallace Richard Wallace is offline
I live for the details.
FRC #3620 (Average Joes)
Team Role: Engineer
 
Join Date: Jan 2003
Rookie Year: 1996
Location: Southwestern Michigan
Posts: 3,677
Richard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond reputeRichard Wallace has a reputation beyond repute
Re: # of Teams in each state

Quote:
Originally Posted by DeepWater
... It would be cool to see this data over the last several years.
I agree. Someone with a little free time might be able to reconstruct the data using the Wayback Machine.
__________________
Richard Wallace

Mentor since 2011 for FRC 3620 Average Joes (St. Joseph, Michigan)
Mentor 2002-10 for FRC 931 Perpetual Chaos (St. Louis, Missouri)
since 2003

I believe in intuition and inspiration. Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution. It is, strictly speaking, a real factor in scientific research.
(Cosmic Religion : With Other Opinions and Aphorisms (1931) by Albert Einstein, p. 97)
Reply With Quote
Reply


Thread Tools
Display Modes Rate This Thread
Rate This Thread:

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

vB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Forum Jump

Similar Threads
Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post
Attention All Teams! Looking for 1 Picture of Each of Your Robots artdutra04 General Forum 13 01-05-2006 21:02
Tri State Area Teams CircularLogic Off-Season Events 16 09-04-2006 07:30
GM strays further each season GMsNightmare General Forum 20 02-11-2003 13:14
New teams in your state D.J. Fluck General Forum 11 29-09-2002 14:37
Top 8 for each Regional archiver 2000 0 23-06-2002 22:35


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 16:24.

The Chief Delphi Forums are sponsored by Innovation First International, Inc.


Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © Chief Delphi