Author: djl101000
In keeping with the multi-disciplinary approach of MINTS, two new UTD graduate students associated with MINTS are about to start working on a swarm of robotic hexacopters (William Alan Harrison of Physics and Bryan Roscoe of Computer Science).
Physics PhD student
Post Doc
Nabins research interests include: Bayesian data analysis and signal processing, maximum entropy techniques, information physics, intelligent robotics, intelligent sensor placement, multi-sensor fusion, automated experimental design, astrophysical data analysis.
This is a calculus based course which will include some basic integration, differentiation, and discussion of the use of differential equations. Students will learn about the following topics: space and time, kinematics, forces, energy and momentum, conservation laws, rotational motion, torques, simple harmonic motion, waves, and basic thermodynamic laws.
The class website is here
- General Ionospheric Electrodynamics, Gravity Waves, Greg Earle (1 Lecture)
- Instrumentation
- History of Satellites and Instruments at UTD, Ryan and Russell (1 Lecture)
- GPS, TEC, and spacecraft charging, Phil Anderson (1 Lecture)
- Data analysis and comparison techniques, David Lary (6-7 Lectures) Machine learning, Data assimilation, Bias detection and Nabin talked about Autonomous data collection
- The Effect of the Global Electric Circuit on Clouds and Climate, Brian Tinsley (1 Lecture)