E1.04 - Urban Hotspots

Multifunctional portable heat mapping device.

Sponsor: Department of Health & Human Performance & Ingram School of Engineering  
Student Team: Chandler Harrison, Eddie Armeriv, Adarsh Ram  
Faculty Advisor: Mr. Jeffrey Stevens

E1.04 Logo
E1.04 Logo

This project develops a portable environmental monitoring device designed to gather and analyze detailed data on urban heat distribution. By recording various environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity, and human activity, the device provides valuable insights for creating detailed heat maps. These maps are then used to inform and improve urban planning strategies, focusing on mitigating heat in vulnerable areas through targeted green space development and other heat reduction techniques.

E1.04 Poster Pitch

To view a PDF file of our poster, click the link below!

E1.04 Poster.pdf

Team Contact Information

E1.04 Team Photo
From left to right (Chandler Harrison, Adarsh Ram, Eddie Armeriv)

Team Project Manager: Chandler Harrison, wqm3@txstate.edu

Faculty Advisor: Mr. Jeffrey Stevens, rwn24@txstate.edu


Let us know what you think! You can evaluate our project here: E1.04 Evaluation Form