Collection of Do-It-Yourself Projects on Raspberry Pi 2 / 3 & Zero W with diverse HATs and pHATs.
Games designed for the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT addon
Cloud-removal GAN model for the enhancement of satellite operations
A Python script that generates random data using values of natural phenomena as seed in the controlled enviroment of the ISS.
Python scripts and materials to analyse gravitational acceleration measured on the ISS during the AstroPi Challenge 2021-2022 - RedsTeam
Code repository for the ESA's 2021 Astropi challenge
A repository containing the code of NCS_ORBIT for the AstroPi challenge.
Determining the concentration of greenhouse gases using NDVI in different parts of the earth’s atmosphere and mapping the earth’s magnetic field to determine how its strength and shape changes according to topographical features.
Calculating plant health (NDVI) on Earth and comparing it to factors from NASA datasets and datasets we create, like air pollution, population density, temperature, humidity, daylight time, cloud cover, longitude and latitude, to get an idea of how limiting factors work on a large scale.
AstroPI investigation that aims to answer the hypothesis: "Is creating a 2D game-map using existing AI technology more profitable than making it by humans?
A Node-RED node to scroll messages across the node-red-node-pi-sense-hat-simulator LED display
Programs for Astro Pi - Mission Space Lab - Team Jakopičevca
AstroVianu Team's code for the Astro Pi European Challenge 2017
AstroPI investigation that aimed to find out the effect of volcanoes and nuclear explosions upon vegetation on earth. A raspberrypi with HQ camera with NDVI took photos which were compared with NDVI photos from NASA archive to check if there is difference in vegetation after an explosion. Read the full report to know more.
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