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Project description:
              
AMAT Environmental Aircraft
The Advanced Modeling Aeronautics Team (AMAT) at UC Davis has partnered with Professors within the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department to design and build a remote controlled, battery powered aircraft. AMATs aircraft will carry a variety of scientific instruments, such as a florescent light infrared camera, a methane sensor, and a humidity sensor, in order to conduct environmental based research in a cost-effective way using airborne remote sensing. The AMAT environmental aircraft will be the first of its kind as it will pave the way for future environmental aircrafts by reducing the need for fuel-powered aircrafts. By doing so, this project is bridging the gap between aerospace and sustainability.
Location:
              UC Davis 
          Grant funding amount:
              $10001-20000
          Grant cycle:
              Winter 2022
          Project status:
              In Progress
          Project leaders:
              - Duha Bader Aerospace Science and Engineering, AMAT Captain
- Holly J Oldroyd Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Alexander Forrest Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
UN Sustainable Development Goals associated with project:
        4-Quality education
          7-Affordable and clean energy
          13-Climate action
          14-Life below water
          15-Life on land
            