DSI Collaboration Day: Data Science and Environment, Agriculture, and Sustainability
DSI Collaboration Day's facilitate brainstorming for possible research topics and funding opportunities. They are intended for faculty and senior researchers working (or interested in working) in these areas and looking for collaboration. In Spring 2023, we anticipate opening a solicitation for seed funding, with the goal of providing initial support for the newly formed research teams.
Meet and Greet (Lunch provided) — 12:00 p.m. CST
Presentations Begin — 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. CST
Speakers will be given about 5 minutes to present their topic and the group will then be provided time to respond via a Q&A format. The speaker schedule is as follows:
- Ardeshir Ebtehaj — Satellite Remote Sensing of Water and Environment
- Leif Olmanson (presented by Marvin Bauer) — Satellite-Derived Water Quality Data from an Automated High-Performance Computing Environment for NearReal-time Monitoring of Lake Water Quality
- Marvin Bauer — Research and applications of satellite remote sensing to mapping, monitoring and analysis of land and water resources
- Tian Cui — Low-Cost Ultra-Sensitive Micro Sensors for Water Pollution Detection
- Lian Shen — High-Fidelity High-Resolution Simulations of Atmospheric and Oceanic Turbulent Flows and Water Waves
- Aaron Hirsch — The Minnesota Geological Survey: A brief overview
- Zhenong Jin — Title TBD
- Yiling Zhang — Hierarchical Decision-Making via Uncertain Bilevel Optimization
Please email csedsi@umn.edu with any questions.