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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
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.
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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