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    • Biofuels
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    • Past Projects >
      • Aquaponics
      • Urban Farming
      • Underclassman Design
      • Solar Boat
      • Battle Bots
      • Build Day 2018
      • Education Outreach
      • Parks Project
      • Solar Charging Station
  • ESWCon 2021
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Solar Boat


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Initial Design of the solar boat
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Design meeting

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The solar team taking a day on Lake Lasalle to see where their boat would be utilize.

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Project Leaders

Sarah Wagner
Srwagner@buffalo.edu
Sarah is a sophomore in environmental engineering. She has been a member of ESW for two years. This is her first year on the sub-board as well as being a project leader. 

Justin F
jfeldis@buffalo.edu
Justin is a geology and digital media studies double major. He has been a member of ESW for four years. He was the leader of battle bots for 2 years now he is the co-leader of the solar boat project. 
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Background

The Solar Project works to develop projects to educate our members and the public about solar energy. In Fall 2018 we began designing a solar powered boat that carry different sensors to conduct water quality tests remotely at different locations on bodies of water. The vessel will be adaptable to hold different sensors to be able to test for pollutants or nutrients relevant to the body of water. Our hope for this project is for it to be able to increase the availability and access to water quality data for bodies of water in the area.
Our past projects include a stationary solar phone charger, a mobile solar phone charger, and a solar powered smoothie cart. These projects allow us to connect with the rest of the student body and give us experience in structural and electrical design.
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