My Projects
As a student in Applied Physics and an apprenticeship as a metrologist, I have been involved in various projects as much as for work or a hobby. Here is a handfull of projects I've conducted.
A Quantification Approach to Assess Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Artificial Excavations
I'm currently working on a project that involves quantifying pollutants and hazardous gases that are trapped in an excavation site.
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More to come on that soon !
Automated Water Bowl
My very first project is an Automated Water Bowl, made for my dog, Naya. When it's empty it just fills itself up with the water container hidden in the back. The idea was that when I left my house for university my parents would have less work to do to take care for Naya.
Mini Weather Station
Using an Arduino Uno, a BME680 sensor, and an OLED display, I built a 'Mini Weather Station.' The display shows temperature, relative humidity, and air quality.
A small icon in the corner (☀) provides a simplified weather forecast based on data from the sensor, calculated using an algorithm that analyzes pressure, temperature, and humidity.
This project was done on a budget using components I already had and helped me improve my Arduino skills while learning the basics of weather forecasting.
Software Development
During my internship at the University of Wyoming, I discovered my interest for creating basic software using the Python coding language, here is a few examples.
PNA - Planetary Nebula Analysis
PNA is a software I developed to calculate the class of a nebula and its temperature. It also generates a visually appealing graph displaying the nebula's spectrum with the corresponding colors of the visible spectrum.
LINEST
LINEST, or 'DROITEREG,' is software I developed during my apprenticeship as a metrologist. The goal was to create an easy-to-use plot maker that can generate reports of the graphs. I also added statistical calculations and corrected the values of the data.
Here is an example of a report made with the LINEST application
I made this software for my dad, who is an amateur astrophysicist. It helps him with his work and saves him a lot of time on a laborious task!
Strato Easy Plot
Strato Easy Plot is an Application to plot easily any data gathered from the "Strato" spectrometer and calculate statistics in one click.
The early making of this application saved my coworkers and myself lots of time.
Volumetric Flows App
The Volumetric Flows Application is designed to calculate volumetric flows for gas dilutions, a repetitive calculation often used in the field of Atmospheric Science.
Strato Calibration
Strato Calibration is an application to calibrate the "Strato" spectrometer, used with the Volumetric Flows App.The calibration of an instrument is a crucial step in ensuring the acquisition of accurate data.
CalculaTorque
CalculaTorque is an application I developed at the request of a coworker during my apprenticeship.
Its purpose is to calculate torque differences and adjust them to their nominal values. After a long day at work, the last thing you want is to calculate these values one by one in your head!
Softball Layout Plan App
This is a fun application designed to create a Baseball/Softball layout plan. Simply enter the players' names and drag them onto the field to position them. To remove a player, just place them in the trash bin.
