Depiction is reviewed in the November edition of QST Magazine*, and we're following that up with a special offer for QST readers, and a webinar for Amateur Radio Operators.

In the review, David Friedman, KE7GOY, a Disaster Response Director for Muttshack Animal Rescue and an American Red Cross Government Liason, describes how he helped manage relief efforts during winter flooding in the Seattle area last year. The trick is, David was on vacation in New Orleans at the time--enter Depiction, which allowed him to coordinate efforts even from thousands of miles away.

We'll put a copy of the article up when its available, but in the meantime you'll have to track down a hard copy to take advantage of the great offers we have for QST readers.

But if you're a bit impatient, David Friedman will be joining our own Kim Buike for a webinar next week, to go over how he used Depiction, and how the current version of Depiction can help other Amateur Radio Operators in disaster planning & response. The webinar will be offered twice next week--on Wednesday, October 21 and Saturday, October 24.

*If you're not an Amateur Radio Operator, you probably haven't heard of QST. It's the premier magazine serving the amateur radio (you may know it as "ham radio") community, and it's been around since 1915!