Projects from the DeArmond Makerspace, Price Science Commons, and Dean Walton
A spectrogram of bat echolocating food, recorded by the author This is a mainly a story about listening to bats, but also about computers and conservation and a few other things like physics...
MIT’s App Inventor is an amazing tool for education. We are exploring its use in our Visual Communication and Technology class that I am teaching with an independent study student. One of the basic...
This last month was a good month for my photography. I have a fairly extensive collection of images on the Flickr website under the moniker “Wolfram Burner,” and a large fraction of those are...
San Diego is home to one of the best zoos in the world and I just had my first visit to it. Now, as a student growing up in Washington, D.C. I spent many...
Southwest Oregon is a geologic anomaly compared to the rest of the state. This area comprising most or all of Josephine County is a section of Mesozoic continental crust from the east that...
In the Eugene, Oregon area, we are lucky to have the Mt Pisgah Arboretum and one of the things that I enjoy most is getting out to identify everything I can in that area. ...
The Price Science Commons has a Phantom IV Pro Quadcopter UAV for university research projects. If you have a need, we might be able to solve your problem so check in with us. Here...
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...
At the Price Science Commons / DeArmond MakerSpace, we provide training on how to build with electronic components. Here is one of our popular projects, an ultrasonic bat detector that picks up the...
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...