Eleanor Myers ’23
Psychology
Big Data Oceanography – Ocean Oxygenation
My internship focused on the exploration and charting of data collected from the multi-institutional Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM) project, which seeks to understand the Southern Ocean’s role in climate change and biogeochemistry. My work focused on charting the trajectories of the automated floats equipped with biogeochemical sensors that SOCCOM uses to measure variables such as temperature, acidity and salinity. This project presented an opportunity to work directly with big data sets, which required that I learn new coding skills. I had little prior coding experience, so I spent significant time learning and sharpening those skills. I benefited greatly from being able to work with a visiting graduate student in the Resplandy Group, Mathieu Poupon. This experience furthered my interest in environmental studies, which I plan to pursue as a certificate.
2020
Climate and Environmental Science
Resplandy Group, Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
Laure Resplandy, Assistant Professor of Geosciences and the High Meadows Environmental Institute