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Day 1 of 2023 NASA STEM Enhancement in Earth and Space Science High School Intern Science Symposium. SEES is a collaboration between NASA and The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Space Research is a nationally competitive STEM program for high school students. The program provides selected students with exposure to Earth and space research. Interns learned how to interpret NASA satellite data while working with scientists and engineers in their chosen area of work.
SEES Project Teams presenting today: Astronaut Photography: Observing Earth from Space, Moon Exploration and Habitation, Artemis ROADS VIPER, Weighing Where the Water Goes: GRACE-FO, High Altitude Balloon - Airship Project, Human Research Analog Study (HERA), Texas Atmospheric and Space Research (TASR), Measuring Environmental Changes with Altimetry (ICESat-2), Mars Rover Resource Utilization, FUNdamentals of Position Estimation for Drones Swarming (FUNPEDS): Applying the Kalman Filter to Position Data from Sensors On-Board Drones, Astronomy - Age and Distance to Open Cluster, Solar Eclipse Impacts on Weather, A Citizen Science Approach, NESEC and GLOBE Mission EARTH, Urban Heat Island Study - GLOBE Mission EARTH, and Planetary Geology.