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4 CURRENT	kgrevera	July 21, 2015 23:01 \| over 9 years ago Thermal Fishing Bob Development Workshop Open to the Public! Background I am working with Sara Wylie to further develop the thermal fishing bob. The thermal fishing bob is a tool of visualizing thermal pollution in real time. So, we are holding a workshop to brainstorm, test out, and develop new ideas. We want to come up with new ways to improve on the thermal fishing bob's design, make it more versatile, and more accessible to a wider range of people. Goals for the Thermal Fishing Bob Devise and test out new ways to make a towable thermal fishing bob. Brainstorm and test new ideas for housing the thermal fishing bob to prevent water damage. Try to produce a thermal fishing bob that works sans Arduino, thus lowering the cost of building it and making the thermal fishing bob more accessible. Test out our ideas with our colleague Laura Perovich's novel rig designs. Brainstorm ideas to convert the thermal fishing bob into a conductivity fishing bob. Agenda Intro 2:00-2:30pm 4 Lightning Talks (3 minutes each) Sara Wylie: background information on the thermal fishing bob and Public Lab Maryann Cairns: using tampons to test for grey water pollution Catherine D'Ignazio: riffle and water quality Laura Perovich: design ideas for next steps in thermal fishing bob development Thermal Fishing Bob Design and Brainstorming 2:30-3:10pm 10 minute break; Everyone get into working groups Tentative working groups 3:20-5:20pm Spectrometry workshop led by Maryann and Sara Public Lab spectrometry info Spectral Work Bench Brighteners Tampons to test for brighteners Sewage contamination Sewage contamination continued Design workshop design circuit board make multiple thermistor circuit board Inflatable thermal fishing bob led by Laura Information on inflatables How to make a thermal fishing bob led by Kaitlyn Arduino sketch Fishing bob how to: ThermalBobHowTo.pdf Fishing bob circuit diagram Testing thermistors 30 minute wrap-up each group report back what they have learned Where? Northeastern University, Boston, MA 540 Holmes Hall (marked with an X on the map) Campus Map: When? Thursday, June 11th starting at 2:00pm-6:00pm. Why should you come? To help develop the thermal fishing bob or even just to learn about them. Or just for the food. There will be food. Please RSVP by June 8th Talks ThermalFishingBobWorkshop.pptx ThermalFishingBobMITWorkshop_4_15_copy.pptx babbling_brook_tidmarsh2015.pdf openwaterpresentation.pdf Related Materials Multiple fishing input fishing bob Waterproof thermistors Multiple fishing bob field test Towable Rigs Field Test A Faster Thermal Fishing Bob Tampon_Wastewater_Presentation.pptx Raw_Sewage_Continues_to_Contaminate_Waterways_in_New_England___New_England_Center_for_Investigative_Reporting.pdf Pictures Plain tampon Glowing tampon Glowing tampon Not glowing Not glowing	Revert
3	kgrevera	July 21, 2015 22:50 \| over 9 years ago Thermal Fishing Bob Development Workshop Open to the Public! Background I am working with Sara Wylie to further develop the thermal fishing bob. The thermal fishing bob is a tool of visualizing thermal pollution in real time. So, we are holding a workshop to brainstorm, test out, and develop new ideas. We want to come up with new ways to improve on the thermal fishing bob's design, make it more versatile, and more accessible to a wider range of people. Goals for the Thermal Fishing Bob Devise and test out new ways to make a towable thermal fishing bob. Brainstorm and test new ideas for housing the thermal fishing bob to prevent water damage. Try to produce a thermal fishing bob that works sans Arduino, thus lowering the cost of building it and making the thermal fishing bob more accessible. Test out our ideas with our colleague Laura Perovich's novel rig designs. Brainstorm ideas to convert the thermal fishing bob into a conductivity fishing bob. Agenda Intro 2:00-2:30pm 4 Lightning Talks (3 minutes each) Sara Wylie: background information on the thermal fishing bob and Public Lab Maryann Cairns: using tampons to test for grey water pollution Catherine D'Ignazio: riffle and water quality Laura Perovich: design ideas for next steps in thermal fishing bob development Thermal Fishing Bob Design and Brainstorming 2:30-3:10pm 10 minute break; Everyone get into working groups Tentative working groups 3:20-5:20pm Spectrometry workshop led by Maryann and Sara Public Lab spectrometry info Spectral Work Bench Brighteners Tampons to test for brighteners Sewage contamination Sewage contamination continued Design workshop design circuit board make multiple thermistor circuit board Inflatable thermal fishing bob led by Laura Information on inflatables How to make a thermal fishing bob led by Kaitlyn Arduino sketch Fishing bob how to: ThermalBobHowTo.pdf Fishing bob circuit diagram Testing thermistors 30 minute wrap-up each group report back what they have learned Where? Northeastern University, Boston, MA 540 Holmes Hall (marked with an X on the map) Campus Map: When? Thursday, June 11th starting at 2:00pm-6:00pm. Why should you come? To help develop the thermal fishing bob or even just to learn about them. Or just for the food. There will be food. Please RSVP by June 8th Talks ThermalFishingBobWorkshop.pptx ThermalFishingBobMITWorkshop_4_15_copy.pptx babbling_brook_tidmarsh2015.pdf openwaterpresentation.pdf Related Materials Thermal Fishing Bob Multiple fishing input fishing bob Multiple fishing bob field test Towable Rigs Field Test Tampon Test for Brighteners Tampon_Wastewater_Presentation.pptx Raw_Sewage_Continues_to_Contaminate_Waterways_in_New_England___New_England_Center_for_Investigative_Reporting.pdf Pictures Plain tampon Glowing tampon Glowing tampon Not glowing Not glowing	Revert
2	kgrevera	June 11, 2015 14:50 \| over 9 years ago Thermal Fishing Bob Development Workshop Open to the Public! Background I am working with Sara Wylie to further develop the thermal fishing bob. The thermal fishing bob is a tool of visualizing thermal pollution in real time. So, we are holding a workshop to brainstorm, test out, and develop new ideas. We want to come up with new ways to improve on the thermal fishing bob's design, make it more versatile, and more accessible to a wider range of people. Goals for the Thermal Fishing Bob Devise and test out new ways to make a towable thermal fishing bob. Brainstorm and test new ideas for housing the thermal fishing bob to prevent water damage. Try to produce a thermal fishing bob that works sans Arduino, thus lowering the cost of building it and making the thermal fishing bob more accessible. Test out our ideas with our colleague Laura Perovich's novel rig designs. Brainstorm ideas to convert the thermal fishing bob into a conductivity fishing bob. Agenda Intro 2:00-2:30pm 4 Lightning Talks (3 minutes each) Sara Wylie: background information on the thermal fishing bob and Public Lab Maryann Cairns: using tampons to test for grey water pollution Catherine D'Ignazio: riffle and water quality Laura Perovich: design ideas for next steps in thermal fishing bob development Thermal Fishing Bob Design and Brainstorming 2:30-3:10pm 10 minute break; Everyone get into working groups Tentative working groups 3:20-5:20pm Spectrometry workshop led by Maryann and Sara Public Lab spectrometry info Spectral Work Bench Brighteners Tampons to test for brighteners Sewage contamination Sewage contamination continued Design workshop design circuit board make multiple thermistor circuit board Inflatable thermal fishing bob led by Laura Information on inflatables How to make a thermal fishing bob led by Kaitlyn Arduino sketch Fishing bob how to: ThermalBobHowTo.pdf Fishing bob circuit diagram Testing thermistors 30 minute wrap-up each group report back what they have learned Where? Northeastern University, Boston, MA 540 Holmes Hall (marked with an X on the map) Campus Map: When? Thursday, June 11th starting at 2:00pm-6:00pm. Why should you come? To help develop the thermal fishing bob or even just to learn about them. Or just for the food. There will be food. Please RSVP by June 8th	Revert
1	kgrevera	June 11, 2015 14:48 \| over 9 years ago Thermal Fishing Bob Development Workshop Open to the Public! Background I am working with Sara Wylie to further develop the thermal fishing bob. The thermal fishing bob is a tool of visualizing thermal pollution in real time. So, we are holding a workshop to brainstorm, test out, and develop new ideas. We want to come up with new ways to improve on the thermal fishing bob's design, make it more versatile, and more accessible to a wider range of people. Goals for the Thermal Fishing Bob Devise and test out new ways to make a towable thermal fishing bob. Brainstorm and test new ideas for housing the thermal fishing bob to prevent water damage. Try to produce a thermal fishing bob that works sans Arduino, thus lowering the cost of building it and making the thermal fishing bob more accessible. Test out our ideas with our colleague Laura Perovich's novel rig designs. Brainstorm ideas to convert the thermal fishing bob into a conductivity fishing bob. Agenda Intro 2:00-2:30pm 4 Lightning Talks (3 minutes each) Sara Wylie: background information on the thermal fishing bob and Public Lab Maryann Cairns: using tampons to test for grey water pollution Catherine D'Ignazio: riffle and water quality Laura Perovich: design ideas for next steps in thermal fishing bob development Thermal Fishing Bob Design and Brainstorming 2:30-3:10pm 10 minute break; Everyone get into working groups Tentative working groups 3:20-5:20pm Spectrometry workshop led by Maryann and Sara Public Lab spectrometry info Spectral Work Bench Brighteners Tampons to test for brighteners Sewage contamination Sewage contamination continued Design workshop design circuit board make multiple thermistor circuit board Inflatable thermal fishing bob led by Laura Information on inflatables How to make a thermal fishing bob led by Kaitlyn Arduino sketch Fishing bob how to: ThermalBobHowTo.pdf Fishing bob circuit diagram Testing thermistors 30 minute wrap-up each group report back what they have learned Where? Northeastern University, Boston, MA 540 Holmes Hall (marked with an X on the map) Campus Map: When? Thursday, June 11th starting at 2:00pm-6:00pm. Why should you come? To help develop the thermal fishing bob or even just to learn about them. Or just for the food. There will be food. Please RSVP by June 8th	Revert
0	sara	June 11, 2015 14:43 \| over 9 years ago Add info here	Revert

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