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THANKS TO:

NSTA and Toshiba for sponsoring this contest--We learned a lot and had fun too!

Our families and our community--Thanks for all of your support and encouragement!

Isomedia--Thank you for providing us a server to beta test our website.

USGS--We couldn't have done the research for this project without your assistance and your great websites.

Lee Armstrong--You helped us to understand the science of DSRC and it's promising future.

Our coach and other school district staff--You gave so much of your time and your wonderful teaching skills!  Thanks so much!

We truly hope that VEWS will become a reality in the future, so that many lives will be saved, when a lahar occurs at one of the 1,500 potentially active volcanoes in the world.