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October 2020
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
ASPRS STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
YOUSSEF KADDOURA
COUNCIL CHAIR
EVAN VEGA
DEPUTY COUNCIL CHAIR
JASON MCGLAUGHLIN
EDUCATION COUNCILOR
GERARDO ROJAS
DEPUTY EDUCATION COUNCILOR
TERRA MCKEE
COMMUNICATIONS COUNCILOR
JEFF PU
DEPUTY COMMUNICATIONS COUNCILOR
MADISON FUNG
SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEE CHAIR
AUSTIN STONE
NETWORKING COUNCILOR
VICTORIA SCHOLL
DEPUTY NETWORKING COUNCILOR
LAUREN MCKINNEY-WISE
CHAPTERS COMMITTEE CHAIR
DAVID LUZADER
SAC ECPC LIASON
geomatics, how lidar works, and why geospatial mapping is
important. Student chapter officer Selina Lambert fabricated
a portable lidar and 3D scanning demonstration for these
events. She built an Arduino-controlled mini-lidar sensor
and distance readout mounted on a carriage capable of
moving 2-dimensionally over model terrain made from spray
insulation foam and drywall plaster.
da Vinci Days Arts and Science Festival
The da Vinci Days Arts and Science Festival is an annual
summer festival held on the third weekend of July in
Corvallis, Oregon. It is one of the most highly attended
yearly events in Corvallis and the Willamette Valley. The
festival showcases people and organizations communicating
scientific missions and creative accomplishments. The
most exciting and anticipated part of the festival is the
Graand Kinetic Challenge, wherein teams build intricate
and aesthetic human-powered machines to compete in a
20-mile race across city streets, sand dunes, a mud bog, and
the Willamette River. The OSU ASPRS student chapter
provided a booth, UAS flight demos, and aerial videography
of the Graand Kinetic Challenge at the 2019 festival. At the
booth, festival visitors were encouraged to sight through a
total station, explore unmanned aircraft systems, browse
geomatics literature, and watch a student-produced UAS
video.
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