Streaming Science

In this podcast, UF AEC student Olivia Doyle interviews Justin Ezell, assistant bureau chief of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) Division of Plant Industry (DPI) Bureau of Citrus Budwood Registration about super storms and the role they play in the establishment of citrus canker in Florida.

In this interview, UF AEC graduate Shelby Carlton interviews lineman Marcus Odum about his experience helping during the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. He was stationed in Panama City, where the storm caused major destruction. His emotional experience makes you feel like you were there, too.

In this episode of the Science of Superstorms, AEC graduate Savanna Ogburn visits Dr. Corene Matyas, an associate professor in the UF Geography department, who studies tropical cyclone precipitation. Check out this podcast to listen to Dr. Matyas discuss the impacts of precipitation caused by hurricanes and how we can better prepare for future hurricanes.

In this Streaming Science podcast track, UF AEC Student Katie Hernandez interviews Jacob Dickey, a meteorologist at WCBI-TV and storm chaser from Columbus, Mississippi. Tune into this podcast to learn more about storm data collection, from the “storm chase” to the news studio.

In this podcast, UF AEC student Shelby Carlton interviews Laurie Bruckheim, a zoologist from Disney World in Orlando. Bruckheim describes the steps the them park takes to prepare the animals for these storms. She also discusses animal recovery after the storms.

In this episode of the Streaming Science Superstorm series, UF AEC graduate student, Zoe Bowden phones in with Mark Mauldin, a UF/IFAS extension agent in Washington county to share his take on the long-term impacts and recovery efforts of cattle ranchers in the Florida panhandle after hurricane Michael devastated the area in the fall of 2018.

In this episode of the Streaming Science Superstorm series James Fletcher, a UF/IFAS extension shares his experience adapting his work with drone and sensor technology to aid in agricultural producer’s recovery after Hurricane Michael devastated the Florida panhandle in the fall of 2018, and discusses the important implications his technology has in future disaster recovery. UF AEC graduate student Zoe Bowden created and hosted this podcast.

Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Communication Major, Leanne Gamet interviews Dr. David Swanson, Director of the Holland Computing Center here at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. David has a passion for computing and a great insight into the world of big data.