2011 MOOP Map Live

[trilobyte]

Check out The Burning Blog. This year the DPW Playa Restoration Team and The Hun are doing the MOOP Map Live... we'll be getting daily reports and updates as the team finishes up the hard work of cleaning up the playa ahead of the BLM inspection of the site. Then on October 6, they'll announce the results of this year's inspection.

[deutlich]

I am SO interested to see how the de-MOOPing turns out and how much worse it was this year to last (or even IF it is worse than last year). I wish I lived closer because I would volunteer to clean all that shit up in a damn heart beat. But I couldn't go to the Burn if I did because of vacation hours. I do plan on de-MOOPing when I see it, as I see it and shoving extra trash bags at folks I see MOOP all over the Playa (although I wonder if doing that will just cause more MOOP from those MOOPers).

[FuckingEh]

Wow, I've never seen this information before. That is super cool that Bmorg does this!

What does each box represent, in distance?

[jkisha]

Can't get it to load. Seems like the whole http://blog.burningman.com site is down, or way overloaded now.

OK, just sprung back to life now.

False alarm...something's really slowing down the site. Especially on that link.

Guess I'll try back later.

[trilobyte]

@FuckingEh, the smallest size boxes, as I understand it, represent 50x50' squares.

[trilobyte]

@deutlich - I'm hopeful that this year continues the trend we've seen over the last several years, that camps will be even better at cleanup. The image below shows 2006-2010, with what appear to be improvements each year.

[junglesmacks]

@FuckingEh, the smallest size boxes, as I understand it, represent 50x50' squares.

This would be consistent with this:

"Esplanade to Anniversary Street, curb to curb, is 400 feet deep. Other double-deep blocks are 430 feet deep. The remaining blocks are 200 feet deep."

(http://www.burningman.com/preparation/maps/11_maps/)

4 square blocks deep per block @ 50' per = 200'

[FuckingEh]

Thanks. I'm fearful that a red splash near our camp may have been in our camp or on the line.
We did two moop cleanups so I'm unsure.. this helps, thanks!

[jkisha]

We're expecting our third (or maybe our fourth?) green in a row. My partner and I did the final sweep of our camp on Monday and did the minor raking of tire marks and other minor scaring. But we always worry when there are still people on adjacent camps not looking close to well mooped when we make our exit. I have to say that this year our campmates did an exceptional job of Mooping both during the event and when they were leaving.

[motskyroonmatick]

I can't find the 2011 specific moop map link....Can anyone help me?
Thanks.

[shykat]

I don't think it's up yet. The blogger mentions updating daily. I assume in a blog.

[Dustdevil]

http://blog.burningman.com/2011/09/news ... e-results/


It's Alive!

[Sic Pup]

Woohoo! I'm green.

[motskyroonmatick]

Thanks Dustdevil!

[jkisha]

Yeah!

Now the wait and the anticipation.

[deutlich]

New post up!

http://blog.burningman.com/2011/09/news/moop-map-live-day-2-it-aint-easy-bein-green/

So far, everything's going pretty well! Very interested to see what happens as they near center camp.

[trilobyte]

Excellent - great news on breaking a record, and on so much green on the board so far.

[Bounce530]

Whoohooo! sweet green once again!

[lemur]

... Very interested to see what happens as they near center camp.

why is that? is that where you were camped?

[jkisha]

Looks like we might know how we did by the third day, maybe the fourth. Do they work the weekend?

BTW I really like the daily posting of the progress.

[thisisthatwhichis]

Yes, this is fabulous!!.... I know we all take great efforts to LNT, and it nice to see how the progress is going!!


Huge thank you to those still on the Playa!!

[Dark Gnome]

Unfortunately, your plot is only as MOOP-free as it was left by the last person(s) to dump things there. Several years ago, my camp painstakingly de-MOOPed our themed plot (and neighboring plots) prior to exodus, as we always do. A month or so later, the Afterburn report was published, and I was horrified to discover a big red dot on our plot. The linked map had a cool feature built into it -- you could click on some of the red dots and the site would bring up photographs of what was left behind at those locations. I was disappointed to find that someone had dumped an entire generator baffle on our plot long after we were gone. I was fearful that my camp would be held responsible since that was on our documented themed plot, but I think the organizers take this into consideration. Either way, I was still pissed and deem those that left their baffle behind "asshats."

[Packoderm]

Endorphin Camp is in the Green. Yay!

[jkisha]

Yup. We always worry about that too.

Unfortunately, your plot is only as MOOP-free as it was left by the last person(s) to dump things there. Several years ago, my camp painstakingly de-MOOPed our themed plot (and neighboring plots) prior to exodus, as we always do. A month or so later, the Afterburn report was published, and I was horrified to discover a big red dot on our plot. The linked map had a cool feature built into it -- you could click on some of the red dots and the site would bring up photographs of what was left behind at those locations. I was disappointed to find that someone had dumped an entire generator baffle on our plot long after we were gone. I was fearful that my camp would be held responsible since that was on our documented themed plot, but I think the organizers take this into consideration. Either way, I was still pissed and deem those that left their baffle behind "asshats."

[headquarters]

Sweet! Green! Haven't been since they started posting these. As a map nerd I'm in love with it. It really gives something for people to aim for.

[Fiver]

2011 was my virgin year at the burn, it was a blast. Figured it was time to register on eplaya after lurking for many months....Why? MOOP.
I managed to get that huge 300+MB satellite image that was shot Thursday noon-ish at the burn. It's big, but you can zoooom way in and see your camp, neato.
Now the moop map is slowly filling out, and I'm bored at work, so might as well mash 'em up!

It's a big file, (about 120MB) but you can zoom way in and see details. It's not a perfect fit, but I did my best. I'll try and update it a few more times as the moop map is updated. Below you can see a small teaser of what the large file looks like. Thanks for being a cool community!

Full Size Version (120MB download from Mediafire): http://www.mediafire.com/?a51gs82rpkxn8qe



Edit: Still slightly larger preview http://i.imgur.com/rPN80.jpg
Edit 2: Remember the moop map isn't exact, so don't freak out on people for being messy. There are some red dots on seemingly empty spots (Corner of 6:15 and K?), so who knows what the real story is out there....

[BBadger]

A huge TIF file and a useless JPG preview. No compromise between the two? Can't you just make a JPG of the TIF file? We don't need a lossless image of the moop map at that resolution.

[weather man]

A huge TIF file and a useless JPG preview. No compromise between the two? Can't you just make a JPG of the TIF file? ---.

and put one of those spiffy "picture frame" borders around it while your at it.
Welcome to eplaya!

[BBadger]

That damn BBadger is always complaining about something; it's like it's his only "contribution." Nothing will ever satisfy that asshole.

Anyway, here's a JPG version of the TIF. It's pretty nice seeing the camp details with the MOOP:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/84 ... pday2.jpg/

[deutlich]

... Very interested to see what happens as they near center camp.

why is that? is that where you were camped?

No, I haven't Ben to bm yet. I've read so much about MOOP & sparkle ponies on the boards, though, that I wondered if there'll be a significant difference in colors in the rest of BRC (record breaking sales and all).

I guess I'm curious if there'll be a few more hotspots or if it stayed in line with the decreasing trend of MOOP over the last few years.