KAPiCA/02 Photos from Elvie Hall

KAPiCA/02 Light House Logo Carlo Bigras, Elvie Hall, and Peter Bults Carlo Didier, Elvie Hall, and Peter Bults Elvie was one of the newcomers to KAP in attendance at KAPiCA/02. She is an undergraduate at California State University Monterey Bay majoring in Earth Systems Science & Policy with a concentration in Watershed Systems. Elvie became interested in KAP for use as a tool for her Senior year Capstone project.

Elvie skipped classes on Monday to participate in the basic R/C rig building workshop. She used her new rig to take the aerial photos on this page. She skipped classes again Tuesday to hear the presentations about scientific uses of KAP.

Elvie's 1st Aerials

"Big Foot"

Elkhorn Slough

Mikula, Hall, Didier

Elvie says about her capstone project;
"I'm trying to determine the erosion rates of channels, banks or other geomorphic changes. One of my main studies right now is to determine the rate of erosion occurring in several gullies located at the former Ft. Ord - now being run by the Bureau of Land Management."

"My capstone is actually trying to perfect KAP's ability to retake the images at different times. Scientifically, its ability to be reproduced... If I want to determine how many centimeters a channel has eroded, I need to be able to monitor at good accuracy."

Jim and Susan Aber Jim & Susan Aber

Nicole Daigle, Carlo Didier, Olivier Humez, and Carl Bigras Sunday Afternoon KAP Excursion Sunday Afternoon KAP Session

Cris Benton, Merv Cooper, Elvie Hall, Carl Bigras, Simon Harbord, Ralf Beutnagel, and Carlo Didier Christian Becot Presenting Brooks with Birthday Gift Ed.-Don't try to adjust your monitor, Brooks dyed his hair and beard Purple to celebrate his 70th birthday Sunday November 3.

Christian Becot Presenting Brooks with Birthday Gift

Pete Mikula