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BYU SHPE Learns Valuable Lessons at National Convention
Moving from cold Utah to sunny Florida, the BYU SHPE chapter attended the national convention held in November. The participating students not only developed as engineers, but these students learned how to increase their chances of employment after their graduation.
Innovative process helps BYU engineers track icebergs in the South Pole
"I never imagined I'd be tracking Antarctic icebergs in the middle of Utah," mused BYU junior Scheridan Vorwaller Cloward, reflecting on her three years' work for the Microwave Earth Remote Sensing (MERS) Laboratory.
Engineers stitch together thousands of drone-captured images to create 3D model of BYU's campus
Using more than 80,000 drone-captured and ground images, and applying GPS systems for accuracy, BYU grad student Bryce Berrett has stitched together a comprehensive 3D model of BYU's entire 560-acre campus.
Danger in Dam Nation
Some call them low head dams, others call them waterfalls, but those that know their danger give them the most accurate name: the drowning machines.