Projects from the DeArmond Makerspace, Price Science Commons, and Dean Walton
I think the most rewarding project I worked with, here at the Price Science Commons, was one with the students from Thurston High School’s Well Project. The program initially set up by Stuart Perlmeter,...
It is great to see efforts pay off. Another colleague and I helped get a student building the quadcopter in this picture. The student ran with the project, finished the drone, and is now...
In an early post we wrote about a project where we helped science teachers from around our community build sensitive, yet inexpensive, seismometers based on a kid’s slinky and some neodymium magnets. Here...
Related to our last post on the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing meeting in the Price Science Commons’ VizLab, we were excited to be invited to talk about the use of...
Members of the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing talk about wildfires in California at a recent conference hosted in the Price Science Commons’ Vizlab. Use of the...
As educators interested in outreach, we do outreach where we can. For the last four years we have helped host an educational outreach booth at the Oregon Country Fair where we show off maps...
For the last four years we have been building 3D landscapes to better understand micro-habitats. Here is our very first 3D generated landscape using Agisoft Photoscan (Now called Metashape) made for a talk...
One of our ongoing projects out of the Price Science Commons is a mapping project of the Oregon Country Fair (OCF) Property for enhancing conservation activities. Click on the image above to get the...