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Category: heat

Drogon, the Thermal-Sensing Drone: Exploring Aerial Imagery as a Tool for Citizen Science Research

15 Apr 2018 kylehoefer

Meet Drogon—a custom-built DJI developer drone that has been outfitted with a high-resolution thermal camera to study microclimates in regions around Phoenix, Arizona.

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Designing for Extreme Heat

20 Feb 2017 jjweiler

In the wake of global climate change, our world is projected to experience more extreme heat waves over the next few decades. Phoenix, Arizona, where

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Heat-sensing drone test flight

18 Nov 2016 staceykasu

As part of our heat-themed research, we are planning to use a drone to get thermal data for parts of Arizona. Nambi has been working with the

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Summer-long solar cooking study

6 Oct 2016 staceykasu

Phoenix is one of the hottest cities on earth, with highs regularly reaching over 110F in the summer months. Climate projections suggest that many other

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Are you interested in experimenting with solar cooking?

23 Apr 2016 staceykasu

Join our paid ASU research study about using extreme heat! Our initial workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, May 18 at 5.30pm on the ASU Tempe

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Understanding how local communities view and experience heat

15 May 2015 staceykasu

Over the past week, Althea and I started our summer heat study. This project aims to understand how local communities experience heat, and how heat-related

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