For my Eagle Scout Service Project, which supported the adoption of the US National Grid as a new interoperable map format, I planned and developed an Emergency Location Marker initiative in coordination with rangers at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, obtaining the necessary permissions over a 7 month period. I supervised the design, geo-location, fabrication and installation of 20 aluminum signs covered with a vinyl ELM decal each with a unique geo-location, applied to it. On the project work day, which coincided with National Trail Day (6.6.2015), I oversaw two crews consisting of 5 scouts and 1 friend, 4 scouters, 3 other adults and 2 Park Rangers who worked a combined 198 man-hours installing the 20 ELM's every 500 meters along 10 km of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park boundary fence where visitors have often become lost.