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2024 Summer Internship at PolarWatch

Internship (Satellite Data Scientist) Details

  • Intern: Tien Ly from San Jose State University
  • Mentor: Sunny Hospital from PolarWatch
  • Start Date: June 3, 2024 (Mon)
  • End Date: August 16, 2024 (Fri)
  • Project Repository: https://github.com/polarwatch/internship24/
  • Communication:
    • Daily check-in via Google Workspace Today I will work on ..., Tomorrow I will work on ..., I had issues on ..
    • 30 minute video check-in on Mondays and Fridays to talk about progress, issues, adjustments, etc.
      • Mondays to focus on technical work discussion
      • Fridays to focus on culture and constructive criticism/advice/discussion for mentor and student
    • Bi-weekly PolarWatch team meeting to meet the team, updates, etc.
  • Project Management : GitHub issues
  • NOAA Coastwatch seminar series

Project Milestone and activities

Milestone 1 ( 2 wks: 06.03 - 06.14)

Objective You will learn how to use ERDDAP data server, satellite data, python package xarray.

Activities

  • Satellite course indicated in resource section
    • Satellite 101
    • Sea Surface Temperature,
    • Sea Ice,
    • Sea Surface Height, Winds, Salinity,
    • Tools & Strategy (excl R and ArcGIS)
  • Installation of python and required packages
    • conda, python, and required packages provided in requirements.yaml from mentor
  • Complete some python tutorials from coastwatch training github
    • Setting up a Python environment
    • Tutorial-1
    • Tutorial-2
    • map-data-with-different-projections
    • calculate-seaice-extent

Deliverables

  • Set up conda environment using environment.yml file
  • GitHub - use of git clone, git pull, git push, git branch [your_branch], submission of pull request
  • Add Jupyter notebooks to the notebooks/ directory (showing python code used for the satellite course)
  • Add course summary (summary of what you’ve learn) to the reports/milestone1/ directory
  • Add Activity report (briefly describing what you have done) to the reports/milestone1/ directory

Milestone 2 (3 wks: 06.17 - 07.05)

Objective You will learn about one sea ice data from PolarWatch(sea ice concentration, thickness, IMS, etc.).

Activities

Deliverables

  • Description of the data product
  • Summary of the article
  • Jupyter notebook with data summary and visualization
  • Activity report (briefly describing what you have done)

Note If Tien finds an interesting project and the internship schedule allows, we will try to incorporate modeling component.

Milestone 3 (3 wks: 07.08 - 07.26)

Objective You will learn to compute climatology and visulize data on a polar projected map. Additional Activity: buidling predictive model using sea ice and machine learning

Activities

  • Learn climatology of sea ice data
  • Complete tutorials to learn how to comptue climatology climatology
  • Download data and compute climatology of your sea ice data
  • Draft Jupyter notebook with explanation
  • Draft a presentation and present data summary to the team

Deliverables

  • Jupyter notebook
  • Data summary report
  • Activity report (briefly describing what you have done)

Milestone 4a (2 wks: 07.29 - 08.09)

Objective You will learn to model sea ice prediction using machine learning (deep learning) apporach. We will replicate the model introduced in the paper

Milestone 4b (1 wks: 08.10 - 08.16)

Objective You will learn to draft all your work in Quarto and publish in github.io https://quarto.org/docs/gallery/

Activities

  • Design and develop a project website
  • Set up quarto/python
  • Draft a method page for your data and analysis
  • Deploy project on github.io
  • Give the project presentation to the team

Deliverables

  • Deployment of the webpage
  • Presentation of the project
  • Final report

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