Aloha mai!
Join us on a site-visit with the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology to learn how tech-skills can help marine scientists study whale health, track animal movements, and learn how you can use AI-powered satellite models. HIMB’s indigenous stewardship coordinator, Aimee Sato, plans to start the visit with an introduction to the site and a visit to the island’s iwi kūpuna. She has asked if any students are able to prepare lei and/or willing to share oli.
Keywords: Advanced Remote Sensing and Biotelemetry, Satellite Imagery and Artificial Intelligence (AI), Remote sensors, Community Science, Science Translation, Population Dynamics, Nearshore Marine resource use, Marine predator loss, Marine protected areas (MPAs), Ecological Science, AI, Data Science
📅Date: Friday March 6, 2026, 9:30am to 1:00pm.
❗️Due: Monday March 2, 2026 – first come, first served
📍Location: Moku o Loʻe “Coconut Island,” meet at 46-007 Lilipuna Rd, Kaneohe, HI 96744
💻Sign up: https://forms.gle/NMaTraAQg57UNJ4K7
🍕Free lunch + 💵 $60 stipend!
We are open for STEM and non-STEM students!
For information about our other ExLENT programs, check out our ExLENT Site or contact exlent@hawaii.edu.