Yazan Mimi ’22
Computer Science
WeatherPower 3.0: Solar and Wind Energy Forecaster
I worked with the not-for-profit organization Climate Central creating reports related to climate science. I worked as a software engineering intern mainly developing Climate Central’s app called WeatherPower. WeatherPower is a wind and solar energy forecasting app that displays the amount of electricity generated from wind and solar energy sources at different locations across the United States. I used Python programming language and Django, a Python web framework, to upgrade WeatherPower from the 2.0 version to the 3.0 version by testing the accuracy of forecast analysis, adding new features and updating the backend database.
2020
Climate and Environmental Science
Climate Central
Eric Larson, Senior Research Engineer, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, Princeton University; Jennifer Brady, Manager of Analysis and Production, Climate Central