Island Science - Migration Test
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Lab 00-intro to island science
Welcome! This is a relatively new course, so we get to create as we go along. First, here is our ...
Lab 01b: navigation: mapping resources
Welcome to your Island Science home page! Make sure to read the latest documents (above, right si...
Lab 10a: Lava Flows
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Lab 02: navigation: reading maps
Check out these maps: https://geoportal.hawaii.gov/datasets/cchnl::elevation-1/explore?location=1...
Lab 01c: navigation: celestial navigation overview
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celestial_navigation Main points: An astrolabe is a device for meas...
Where is Max?
Max has turned supervillan! Download max-ransom.mp4 (video/mp4, 2.0 MB) He has kidnapped all of t...
Where is Lane?
The villainous terroristic Glorious Supreme Leader Lane Surdam of the Glorious Eastern Empire Rep...
Where is Andre?
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Where is Pedro?
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Lab 06c: navigation: find the evil villains!
International thieves have stolen a valuable artifact, and are demanding ransom, with their deman...
Lab 05: navigation: tangents and mount Everest
Tangent method: measure a distance from the object (huge tape measure can be useful here) measure...
Lab 04: navigation: astrolabe 45-90
45 degree method: find your "eye height" by looking at a ruler on the wall, write this down set y...
Lab 03: navigation: astrolabe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celestial_navigation Main points: An astrolabe is a device for meas...
Lab 06: navigation: globes and calculating latitude
Globes 101: Screenshot 2026-02-03 at 2.33.21 PM.png start with the equator: named because it is a...
Lab 06b: navigation: calculate longitude
Calculating longitude ("long lines") Screenshot 2026-02-03 at 2.52.47 PM.pngFirst we have to unde...
Lab 09: earth: igneous rocks
Believe it or not, you are standing on igneous rock (unless you are standing on a coral head, whi...
Lab 11: earth: mapping earthquakes
Part 1: Shakenet On your humongous map of the big island, we will be calculating the epicenter of...
Lab 01: navigation: compass challenge
Part one: trace out a map of the big island using your phone in compass mode, take a sighting of ...
Lab 14a: earth: ahupua'a model
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahupua%CA%BBa On your huge big big island map, diagram the Ahupua'a...
Lab 10: earth: volcanoes: magma, gases and spectra
Simulator Detecting the gas composition of a volcano is important in predicting impending eruptio...
Lab 13: earth: biomes map
Go to geoguesser: https://www.geoguessr.com/referral-program/JDC3-E1LM-EDS1?s=pl Or openguessr he...
Lab 23a: ocean: tsunamis and waves
Tsunami is a Japanese word: from Japanese: 津波, lit. 'harbor wave' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T...
Lab 23b: ocean: oceanography
Sections: Bathymetry Loihi Island chain evolution Layers Currents Salinity Temperature Pressure P...
Lab 17a: sky: layers, climate change
Sections: Layers Temperature Density Composition Ionosphere-radio reflection Muons Troposphere-we...
Lab 22: sky: space weather
Who cares? Ionosphere Solar radiation Solar cycles Day/night variations Reflection of radio waves...
Lab 18: sky: weather, air quality
Sections: Solar radiation-drives everything Radiation, conduction, convection Movement of air=wea...
Lab 17b: sky: severe weather: hurricanes and tornadoes
Sections: Where does the energy come from? Where is it all going? Heat engines: cars, steam engin...
Lab 19: sky: star spectra-red shift
Using the spectroscope, look at the hydrogen spectra, looking for the 4 lines. Look these up and ...
Lab 37: Brain waves
We have several brain wave headsets in the elab: basic concentration units: sleep, awake, engaged...
Lab 20: sky: moon and tides
First, listen to this podcast: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct5rhn Download CrowdScience-20...
Lab 16d: earth: island chain biomes
Below are two maps: Map of the state of Hawaii, from Niihau to our island Map of the entire islan...
Lab 33: ocean: sea level rise and climate change
Sea levels are rising due to climate change. Check out this page and try a few simulations: https...
Lab 23: ocean: coral bleaching and climate change
Corals are the nursery of the ocean, where all life begins. Burning fossil fuels releases carbon...
Lab 36: resources: island energy sources: Hawaii and global
Our island is energy rich, but resource dependent This lab will focus on the energy part, another...
Lab 35a: resources: Hawai'i island disasters and impact
Our island is dependent on air and barge shipments for everything from Amazon packages to the ric...
Lab 36b: resources: Hakalau and beyond
Start with this page: https://asnerlab.org/lands/ Look up the simulations of rapid ohia death and...
Lab 32: ocean: ocean impact of runoff and sewage
Online, research the impact of freshwater runoff on our island on the leeward (west) coast Focus ...
Lab 21: sky: Hawai'i telescopes
Pick one of the observatories on the big island Describe why they are different from the others E...
Lab 16b: earth: island mapping with GIS
Part one: Underwater GIS connect to google earth at earth.google.com (chrome works best here) loo...
Lab 31: ocean: ocean floor mapping
1. Introduction to Ocean Floor Mapping Objective: Introduce the concept and importance of ocean f...
Lab 18b: sky: island air currents
Create a wall map of the island chain with wind direction and air flow around the islands Use win...
Lab 35b: resources: island water issues
Create a wall map of our surface water resources, including watersheds, rivers, and streams Draw ...
Lab 34: ocean: surfing
From Parker Birdsall: Download Surfing Lab.pdf (application/pdf, 6.7 MB) Download Surfing Lab-2.p...
Lab 08b: sky: polynesian navigation
Ancient Hawaiians arrived on this island from other islands in the Pacific. Your job is to trace ...
Lab 08a: sky: star walk lab
Star Walk lab:Make sure you can use star walk properly: Set your location (you may have to go int...
Lab 08c: sky: my home, my stars
This is a group project! We will work in teams based loosely on language and home country Goal: T...
Lab 16a: earth: mapping my home with GIS
Part one: Google earth and my home use google chrome browser to open google earth (earth.google.c...
Lab 15: ocean: my family, my haplogroup, my migration
Look at this diagram of Native migrations: (click on map to zoom in) World_Map_of_Y-DNA_Haplogrou...
Lab 35: resources: sustainable Hawaii?
Draw a map of our island, with arrows coming in and out of our island for energy, water, food, an...
Lab 17: sky: weather
Start with windy.com: look up Waimea on windy.com look up the weather in your home town what is t...
Lab 01d: Lost friends!
isci map challenge Your friends are lost! They see each of these peaks at these map angles, find...
Lab 12: earth: biome hunt
Biomes are a way of describing an environment based on rainfall, temperature and altitude, along ...
Lab 07: Earth, moon, sun and stars
Everything rotates When you look at a sunrise, is this to the east or west? Sunset? east or west?...
Lab 06a: making a sundial
You are going to create your own personal sundial so you are never late for class!There is a pdf ...
Lab 07a: moon, seasons, latitude, longitude challenge
Island Science questions: moon, seasons, latitude, longitude At sunset, the moon is directly over...
Lab 07b: earth-moon-explorer
Download: Download earth-moon-explorer.html.zip (text/html, 10.8 KB)Direct:https://elab.hpa.edu/i...
Lab 14: earth: island water
In the Hawaiian language, we have two concepts of water: "wai" means freshwater, usually from rai...
Lab Final: amazing mystery island
Where is the island located? It can be in any sea on earth. It is an island, after all... Must in...