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Derek Jensen

Derek Jensen

Hometown: Sandy, Ut

Undergraduate: Brigham Young University

Program: PhD (Graduated 2016)

Current Position: Applied scientist at Amazon, formerly staff scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Google Scholar Page

Key Contributions: Designed, deployed, and analyzed key parts of the flux stations that were part of the MATERHORN field campaign. Co-designed and deployed towers for a wind energy project in Belize. Developed UTESPac, software to analyze high-frequency atmospheric turbulence surface-layer data.

Contact: (801) 259-7837

Understanding the Impact of Green Infrastructure on Urban Microclimate and Energy Use Through Simulation and Observation

University of Minnesota – Duluth
Bridges to Baccalaureate Degree Program June 17-21, 2013

Surface Temperature simulations from QUIC ENERGY LEMS

Supported by the National Science Foundation - NSF IDRCBET-PDM 113458

Eric Pardyjak - Professor in Mechanical Engineering - University of Utah
Peter Willemsen - Professor in Computer Science - Univ. of Minnesota, Duluth

  • Live LEMS Data from UMD Campus.
  • Visual Syllabus
  • Google Earth kmz file for UMD observation sites Link
  • Sustainable City Design Project Problem Link
  • Green Infrastructure Presentation
  • Link to Arduino microprocessor information LEMS


    HOBO and LEMS Observation sites on UMD camputs

    Sensor Locations