

I once asked my grandmother, who was born in 1929, to share with me all the major changes she had seen in her lifetime.

In the field of geographic information systems (GIS) mapping, there is a term for verifying data and images collected at a high, macro level. The term is Ground Truth.

I was running on one of my favorite trails recently when my run shifted from (mostly) enjoyable to frustrating. Clipping along at a reasonable pace, I came upon a group of people meandering down the trail with dogs and kids scattered about, taking up the entire width of the path.

Recently, I turned the final page on Adam Higginbotham’s excellent book, Midnight in Chernobyl, a seemingly minute-by-minute account of the human-made events leading up to and following the 1986 nuclear disaster in North-Central Ukraine.
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