Greetings! This week the Public Lab community newsletter has listings for a couple great events tomorrow (read quick and then go!) as well as a call for you to become a contributing passenger pigeon (caught your interest huh?) and a recap of cover crop infrared farm mapping. In addition, new research notes from this past week include a great range of topics-- from a video on hydrogen balloons (and yes an explosion) to a recap of May Day mapping and photostrip tests for hydrogen sulfide at the Frasassi Caves in Italy.
1) This past Wednesday, there was a
cover crop infrared farm mapping in Lee, New Hampshire with
FarmHack and folks from UMass Amhearst. Images are coming soon, but in the meantime, read more and access links on the
FarmHack forum or catch up on
covercrop remote sensing imaging.
2)
Gowanus Canal mapping tomorrow! Before the
Clean & Green event tomorrow, Gena Wirth and Eymund Diegel will be meeting around 9am at the salt lot to map. If you are interested in joining, please email
geneva...@gmail.com. Word on the street is that there also might be a BBQ and talk about aerial mapping work at the Gowanus around 1:30 which all are invited to attend. All events are weather permitting.
4)
Blogs and Media. Mathew Lippincott and Adam Griffith posted a new blog on the
PBS IdeaLab site about keys to developing low-cost science tools. From the
MarthaHenson blog, get a recap of the Public Lab presentation this year at SXSW where Jen Hudon organized a panel that included Gregory Foster, Mathew Lippincott and me.
8) Selected research notes from the past week:
Did we miss anything? Please send an email to the list, post a research note, or email
sha...@publiclaboratory.org for mention in the next newsletter. Happy Friday, Shannon
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Shannon Dosemagen
Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science
publiclaboratory.org@PublicLab