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Welcome to the Journey
"Power Systems Journey: Making the Invisible Visible and Actionable"
"Power Systems Journey: Making the Invisible Visible and Actionable"
A Grand Challenge Class at the University of Minnesota
Explore this page to follow along with the Fall 2023 student travelers in our Class Travel Journal Story Map as they explore the electric grid, create GIS story maps of Minnesota Power Histories and Minnesota Power Futures, and present their work in a Power Pop-Up.
Explore this page to follow along with the Fall 2023 student travelers in our Class Travel Journal Story Map as they explore the electric grid, create GIS story maps of Minnesota Power Histories and Minnesota Power Futures, and present their work in a Power Pop-Up.
Power Systems Journey Class - Story Map
Power Systems Journey Class - Story Map
This Story Map follows the journey that the course takes to the Bell Museum, then to different sites of Minnesota's electric grid and then following the power lines, back to the Bell Museum.
The story map is updated periodically as the journey continues...
You can scroll through it below, or open it in a new window (recommended for best viewing).
Acknowledgements and Contacts:
Acknowledgements and Contacts:
Co-Instructors:
Jonee Kulman Brigham, AIA, LEED AP O+M, Senior Research Fellow, Minnesota Design Center, College of Design, University of Minnesota, kulma002@umn.edu
Paul Imbertson, Teaching Professor, University of Minnesota Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, imberts@umn.edu
Fall 2023 Guest Instructor: Carl Knetsch
Fall 2023 TA: Amethyst O'Connell
Fall 2023 GIS Education Specialist: Shana Crosson
Thank you to course partners and collaborators, especially the Bell Museum of Natural History which serves as an interpretive hub of the journey through the electric grid, to the Gibbs Farm museum that puts the value of our modern power system into historical context. And Thank you to the wonderful students, explorer-heros of our Power Systems Journey.
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