Intros!

Looks like a headcount of 25+!

Katie and Will did a great job organizing this combo intro session + tool hacking. Their structure created experiences for project leaders and new comers alike. They dedicated the first hour to announcements, intros / meet-n-greet, and an informal "expo" of tools set up on tables. The second hour was a planned presentation of the new "RIffle" with slides and a projector. The third and fourth hours were open work periods, with several working groups forming around water temperature mapping, aerial thermal camera flight planning, a RPi "nozzleCam" for our new Makerbots, etc.

The Makerbot

Riffle Presentation

Ben:

The Riffle, presented by donface.gif:

A big crowd:

The Riffle team making plans:

Mary Martin, UNH researcher making visualizations for Riffle:

Thermal Mapping brainstorming:

members of Sara's Northeastern Research Group

From left: Sara, Devra, Max

From left: Liz, Lauren

Parts and Crafts!

From left: Will MacFarlane, Patrick Herron (of Mystic River Watershed Association), Denise Provost (our district's state representative), and Katie Gradowski.