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Research Showcase 2012

2012 Research Showcase Winners

Field Collected Data Project

  1. Measuring the Sky Brightness in Rockland, Maine; Mr. Pete Kalajian
  2. Low level mapping with small cameras and hobby airframes; Mr. Vin Urbanowski

Most Creative/Innovative Project

  1. Did the 2004 Indonesian Tsunami Affect the Area of High Particulate Organic Carbon and High Chlorophyll Concentration?; Ms. Caitlin Anderson Everett
  2. Japan Radiation Cloud; Mr. Peter Dorofy

Community-focused Project

  1. The Effects of Water Temperatures near Florida on the populations of the Trichechus manatus latirostris species; Ms. Julie Mankiewicz
  2. Changing Snowfall in Southern California Mountains; Ms. Jeni Williams

Best Incorporation of Eyes in the Sky Perspective

  1. Correlating aerosol optical depth and the total column water vapor near the coast of Africa; Ms. Julie Mankiewicz
  2. Is There a Relationship Between Type of Plate Boundary and Type of Volcanoes?; Ms. Jenelle Hopkins


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Changing Snowfall in Southern California Mountains
Nick Esparza
By Nick EsparzaPatriot High School, Ms. Jeni Williams, High School (9-12)Individual Project (1 student)Project OverviewAbstractThe ski resorts have been compensating for Southern California's lack of natural ...

Grade Level: High School (9-12)
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Gripping Hurricanes Again
august sempsrott
By August Sempsrott Alex NordellGranby High School, Ms. Michele Baird, High School (9-12)Team Project (2-10 students)Project OverviewAbstractSince 1995, scientists have developed newer and better ways to track ...

Grade Level: High School (9-12)
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