Interdisciplinary remote sensing approaches to monitoring conditions in Acadia National Park
Bianchi F. Interdisciplinary remote sensing approaches to monitoring conditions in Acadia National Park. 2013-2017
Products resulting from teams of Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) students as a part of their Interactive Qualifying Projects (IQP) at the Bar Harbor Project Center (http://wp.wpi.edu/barharbor/).
- Type
- Project
- Authors
- Bianchi, Frederick
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Bar Harbor Project Center, Geographic Information System (GIS), Light, Mapping, Monitoring, nighttime, Noise Pollution, Phenology, Protocol, Sound Production, Trails, Vocalizations & Sounds, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, WPI
Products
- Dark sky project: The study of light pollution and its effects on Mount Desert Island for the Acadia National Park
- Analysis of phenological protocols in Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor soundscape analysis
- Bar Harbor project center trail View: Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Dark Sky 2014
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Dark sky 2015
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Dark-Sky 2016
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Sound Archive: Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Sound archive: Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Trail View: Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Trail view: Acadia National Park
- Bar Harbor Project Center: Trail view: Acadia National Park
- Photographic documentation of the Cromwell Brook watershed
- Science and art collaboration community
- The carbon footprint of Acadia National Park
- Tourist impact in Acadia National Park
- Dark sky: Assessing the feasibility of Bar Harbor becoming an International Dark Sky Community
- Intelligent Transportation in Acadia National Park: Determining the feasibility of smart systems to reduce traffic congestion
- Preparing Acadia National Park for modern tourist congestion
- Preserving the Soundscape: Exploring ways to mitigate sound pollution in Acadia National Park
- Executive summary: Final report