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Principal Investigator at University of Hawaii at Hilo
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Academic Curriculum and Graduate Program Officer
Acting Director, Center for Community Engagement; Director, English Language Institute
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AI Education Fellow (NSF NAIRR); Assistant Professor, Computer Science
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The board meeting focused on the annual review of the education and outreach program. Key discussion topics included the evaluation of community engagement initiatives, the cultivation of partnerships with various community groups—such as the Hawaii Island Health Center—and strategic approaches to permitting and outreach. The program's growth and operational goals for the upcoming year were also presented and discussed.
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The board received a report on Kahu Kū Mauna activities, highlighting educational initiatives, potential partnerships for cultural preservation, and discussions regarding underground storage tank infrastructure. The Executive Director provided updates on the transition of the general lease for the Maunakea Science Reserve to the Maunakea Stewardship and Oversight Authority, the status of the University of Hawaii Master Plan amendment, and the issuance of Requests for Proposals for an Environmental Impact Statement and administrative rules. Additionally, the board discussed the Operational Services Transition Package, which aims to ensure financial stability through funding allocations for maintenance and ranger programs. An executive session was held to consult on legal matters concerning joint management roles with the Authority.
The dissertation defense presentation focused on improving telescope performance through the application of roboticized adaptive optic systems and adaptive secondary mirrors. The candidate detailed the functionality and calibration of adaptive optics, specifically discussing deformable mirrors, wavefront sensors, and real-time controllers. The presentation also addressed methods for correcting atmospheric distortions using both natural and laser guide stars, as well as the importance of metrics such as Strehl ratio, frequency response functions, and error transfer functions in assessing and optimizing system performance.
The board received an update on the progress of the underground storage tank removal project and reviewed ongoing educational outreach activities, specifically regarding a partnership with a Native Hawaiian practitioner group for traditional toolmaking training. The executive director provided an update on the transfer of the master lease to the Maunakea Stewardship and Oversight Authority, noting that the transition plan is under development, with unresolved issues including the management of the communications network, the future of the Halepohaku facility, and the alignment of university services with the new oversight agency's responsibilities.
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