Smart Campus Energy Lab 
          A brief introduction
         
      Introductions
          - Christie Obatake - Project Manager
- Kenny Luong - System Engineer
- Everyone else!
 What is a Research Lab?
          - Function as engineering teams
- Work on a research or experiment
- Bridge between classroom learning and practical application
- Concepts just as imporant as application
History
        - Lab created in 2010
- Low-cost self-sustaining meteorological sensor platform
- Joined VIP in Fall 2015
Mission/Goals
          The Smart Campus Energy Lab at UH Manoa is a student-led lab
          that strives to be a welcoming and open place of learning for undergraduate and graduate
          students alike, fostering and developing technical skills such as software engineering, circuit
          design and machine learning.
        Soft Skills
          In addition to technical skills, SCEL also focuses on developing “soft” skills such as communication,
          teamwork, project management and leadership.
        Core Pillars
          All procedures and projects will be open for the public
            Hardware and software projects will be open-sourced
            Students will be given encouragement and the opportunity to mentor others
          Projects
          -  Weatherbox 
-  Wind Sensor 
-  Forecasting 
 Weatherbox 
          Develop low-cost, accurate, and reliable environmental sensor modules that can easily be reproduced for mass deployment
         Wind Sensor 
          Build a wind sensor that is low cost, small, reliable, durable, and has no moving parts
         Forecasting
          Using machine learning techniques such as linearization and classification, we analysis data from the weatherbox to make algorithms to help optimize the weatherbox
        Why SCEL?
        -  Technical EE/CompE skills
-  Networking
-  Professional Development
-  Leadership
-  Papers and Conferences
How to get involved 
        - Look at our website for open positions 
- Interested in x96 projects - let us know
- Meet with us one-on-one
Positions
           More details on our website, but here is a general breakdown 
        Software
           In general students working on software will be prgoramming various applications, webpages
          and systems. 
          -  Linux, Raspberry Pi, Postgresql 
-  C, Java, Python, Ruby, Javascript, HTML, CSS 
-  Git, Github, Dokuwiki 
Hardware
           Hardware students will be working on designing, testing and building various circuits. 
          -  PCB Design, Circuit Design, Fabrication, Soldering, Microcontrollers 
-  CADSoft Eagle, Arduino, Atmel, XBee 
Systems
           Systems students will be working on analyzing data and building algorithms to process such data 
          -  Signal processing, Machine Learning, Filter Design 
-  MATLAB, iPython, Python, R, Matplotlib 
For more information
	Visit our wiki:
	 https://wiki.scel-hawaii.org/doku.php?id=introduction
      Contact
        - Principle Investigator: Dr. Anthony Kuh (kuh@hawaii.edu)
- Project Manager: Christie Obatake (cobatake@hawaii.edu)
- System Engineer: Kenny Luong (luong97@hawaii.edu)
 
		
        
          Smart Campus Energy Lab 
          A brief introduction