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Component 3 - Task 3
GPS Sensor Engineering
The field of Geospatial Engineering is one of the most rapidly expanding fields in all of academia. Geospatial Engineering is devoted to mapping in (X, Y, Z) coordinates anything and everything medical, environmental, and geological. This is breaking new ground world wide, as atlases of everything from the human body to hurricanes are being made digital and accessible.
Our idea incorporates knowledge already popular and used frequently in this field; however, our idea takes the theory and implementation a few steps further. Our new research will move the field forward in leaps and bounds. Our research can be applied to multiple places. It is no great leap to place a beacon/sensor in, say, a blocked blood vessel, as it is on a road in Iraq. Our research will open up new degree programs in medicine or geospatial engineering.
This Program, called GPS Sensor Engineering, will use our ideas and the ideas of geospatial engineering to create new ways to measure, sense, and transmit data from inaccessible places. The implications are infinite: GPS technologies used to map blocked arteries, GPS technologies which measure situations within tornados, the conditions of the Hudson River at a dumping site. Our technologies could become the basis for a full degree which can permanently influence the way scientists measure and organize data.
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