We've been crazy busy at LRRD for the last few months. I used what little blogging time I had to cover the lower Mississippi floods, and haven't reported the cool things we've been up to. Here are a few photos.
We've done a lot of pro bono outreach in local schools lately. Lily in particular has generously donated her own time for a lot of this.
We'll soon be reporting on fantastic results we've had working with the Em4 and its color-coded media using close range photogrammetry.
And thanks to Anne Jefferson and Ron Schott for stopping by last month! Soon Callan Bentley will be here.
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| Part of a redesigned standpipe system for our Em4 and in-progress Em3 models. |
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| Setup for Em4 runs with close range photography and sediment transport sampling. |
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| Meriam teaches with our Em2 at Giant City School near Carbondale. |
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| Start of a May Em4 run using close range photogrammetry. |
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| School kids dive in at an outreach event. I love how hands dart into the Em2! |
Labels: Anne Jefferson, Callan Bentley, christina bovinette, color-coded media, CRP, design, em3, em4, kids, lily hwang, meriam lahlou, Mississippi floods, outreach, river rally, Ron Schott, standpipe
