One of the classes I am taking this term is called Pollutant Dispersion Processes. It's the class I like the least of my two, mostly because the few assignments I've had involved MATLAB. I'm still not very good at MATLAB but I am better than when the class first started.
Anyway, back in October we got to do a fun little in class experiment that involved trekking over to the Milwaukee River and releasing some (EPA approved I believe) red dye. The main goal was to measure the amount of "pollutant" that passed through the center of the river.
Since I wasn't one of the people do got to don waders for the occasion, I stood on the river bank and recorded this little example of what went on:
I like this type of class activity.
No comments:
Post a Comment