When: Wednesday, May 8, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Stroud Water Research Center (map below)
Audience: Those who want an introduction to EnviroDIY, programming Mayfly data loggers, and sensor station installation.
Cost: Free. Includes refreshments and lunch each day.

Space is limited to 24 participants.

The Stroud Center’s EnviroDIY workshop for learning about low-cost, open-source, real-time environmental monitoring systems covers the following topics:

• an introduction to Arduino-compatible hardware and software (and programming);
• using various environmental sensors (both classroom sensors and more robust outdoor appropriate sensors);
• building and weatherproofing a monitoring station for outdoor deployment; attendees will be introduced to the tools and techniques needed for field deployment (typically for stream/river monitoring, but adaptable for terrestrial and meteorological monitoring) and maintenance;
• introduction to data visualization, management, analysis, and interpretation.

Attendees will have an opportunity for hands-on experience with a variety of classroom and real-world sensors and equipment.

Questions? Contact David Bressler at dbressler@stroudcenter.org.