High School Summer AI Tech Camp: Remote Sensing, Mapping, & AI for Sustainable Ag

Date: July 14-17 and July 21-24

Where: UC Davis

Unlock your future: Are you fascinated by cutting-edge technologies like remote sensing, AI, and drones? Do you like the idea of building your own spectrometer and exploring real-world applications?

Join us for a four-day summer camp led by UC Davis faculty focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Choose one week or attend both!

(Monday to Thursday, 9am to 3pm)

Week 1 (July 14-17) - Remote Sensing from Pixel to Map

• Focus on remote sensing basics and real-world use cases
• Build your own spectrometer with STELLA from NASA
• Collect spectral measurements and solve spectroscopic mysteries
• Learn JavaScript coding for satellite image processing and analytics on Google Earth Engine (GEE)

Week 2 (July 21-24) - Build Your Own AI Project with the Raspberry Pi AI Camera

• Focus on embedded AI, neural networks, and image classification
• Create your own AI project with the Raspberry Pi AI Camera
• Visit the Drone Lab and fly a drone
• Learn Python coding basics

Why Attend?

Hands-On Activities: Engage in team projects and experiments.

Expert Guidance: Learn from UC Davis faculty and industry experts.

Work that Matters: See how AI technologies help build sustainability.

Inspire Your Future: Get a head start on your STEM career, build your resume, and network.

Who Should Attend?

STEM-oriented high school students from the Davis and Sacramento areas. Students can be rising sophomores or beyond who have not yet graduated.

Registration:

This camp is free and spaces will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Sign up now to secure your spot!

Contact Us:

For any questions, please contact us.