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my name is Brooks Hansen I'm an
executive vice president for science at

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the American Geophysical Union we are
really pleased to partner again for the

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fourth year with NASA on the student
data visualization competition this

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competition is now named after Mike
Freilich, Mike Ran, led a lot of the

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science efforts at NASA and was also
really the driving force and inspiration

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behind this award and so we're really
pleased to recognize his lasting

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contribution not only to the science but
to this award data are increasingly

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important in some Earth's Earth and
space science data are so important in

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many aspects of our science but also our
economy a lot of the improvements in in

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say weather prediction have come from
global data integration our GPS system

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which flies airplanes and lets us find
restaurants for dinner tonight

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is driven by by a whole wide range of
Earth and Space science data these data

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have a many other economic uses from
from useful ship navigation ship

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navigation to many other to efficient
agriculture many other understandings of

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how we're affecting our planet
communicating the importance of this

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data to the public to policymakers and
to other scientists is critically

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important and that's why these data
visualization contest is so important

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for them where these students are
emphasizing through this award these

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students not only are the future leaders
of our Earth and space science but

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demonstrating that that level of
communication and sharing our science

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with our community with our support
public supporters worldwide is

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critically important so again we're so
pleased to be partnering with NASA on

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this I'm going to turn it over to Sandra
to announce Award winners so I am Sandra

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Cauffman I am the acting director for
the Earth Science Division I was

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Mike Freilich deputy and upon his retirement
I am acting on the position and because

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my
I needed a deputy and so Dr. Paula Bontimpi

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is the acting deputy for the division
now so it takes two to replace Mike kind

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of ways that it is my distinct pleasure
to be here announcing these winners Mike

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was a big advocate for the hyper-wall and
data visualization and if you ever had

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an opportunity to listen to him talk it
was just he did a such a wonderful job

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with you know conveying the science and
also he was a very strong believer in

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early career and in motivating the next
generation of individuals that are gonna

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be following on on our footsteps so I am
so pleased to be able to announce that

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the next four winners, of four of them
were announced yesterday so these are

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the, the second a lot of for winners,
winners, so the first one is Veronica

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Sutherland would you please come up so

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Veronica what she did is to, the title of
her data visualization was estimating

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the health impacts of air pollution
using satellite derived concentration

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estimates so after all the award
presentations you're going to be able to

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hear that what they did and see what
they did and then that you're gonna be

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blown away
I saw Veronica congratulations ah to

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you and we have a little present here
and that's yeah, yeah and I don't know

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what the camera is better we got a lot
of come on up Paula

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yeah

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over there

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okay you stay there it's fine
the second person is Julia Carr, yeah

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and the title of her the data visualization
and the storytelling was how do bedrock

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rivers transport coarse sediment using
UAVs and field surveys to quantify

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sediment transport in Taiwan
congratulations very much

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and look at the camera over there

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the third winner is Amanda Price please come
forward and the title of her data

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visualization and storytelling was
investigating dynamic earthquake

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triggering in the Marianas subduction
zone using 3D and 4D visualization

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awesome and congratulations

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and look at the camera over there, come on guys

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and the last one is Anna Barth
please come forward yeah and the title of

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her data visualization storytelling was
listening to eruption dynamics at Lone

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Star Geyser Yellowstone using
multivariate sonification

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congratulations

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now can we get them all it's like it's
like a good picture to all of us I look

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thank you so, so much now please stay and
listen to their presentations