We've partnered with teachers at Effingham College and Career Academy to install environmental sensors that collect real-time data at Honey Ridge Agricenter, a working farm owned and operated by the Effingham County School District, to expose students to real-world applications of their studies in computer science and scientific research.

The NASA Sea Level Education, Awareness, and Literacy (SEAL) project is a partnership to improve understanding of sea level rise within coastal communities across the United States, particularly those that are historically underserved and vulnerable to flooding impacts.

Partnering with the Pin Point Betterment Association, we are facilitating community-led resilience planning and project implementation in the historic Gullah Geechee community of Pin Point, GA.

Air pollution is a major concern in Greater West Savannah, affecting residents’ health and quality of life. The Savannah Air Quality Monitoring Network is tracking air pollution from industry, traffic, and port-related activities.

Savannah State University offers undergraduate students CEAR Hub internships in the Community Engagement Lab to build the skills and abilities to further their professional development.

This phenomenon-based curriculum module gives middle school students the opportunity to actively investigate climate change and the phenomenon of sea level rise using data from our network of Smart Sea Level Sensors.

We've deployed a network of low-cost, internet-enabled water level sensors on docks and bridges throughout coastal Georgia to monitor water levels in real-time and aid in emergency response during flood events. The sensors also provide a unique and important dataset to aid scientists, engineers, and regional planners in quantifying the short- and long-term risks associated with continued sea level rise.

Our team provides technical assistance to help communities access, understand, and evaluate geospatial data, zoning, local planning, and policy issues.