• Michael will look into automation options for filling in the Menu Settings Parent Item (for breadcrumbs) automatically from the Project Parent field
• Michael will also look at possibilities for expanding the menu length, beyond the built in limit that drupal includes by default
• The menu settings
• Is there a way to make sure every project has "sticky at top of lists" automatically? Michael will check - Drupal treats them all as a node, so he can see if Projects can start with "sticky" by default
• He fixed the image rotation issue
• On the header layout, he added a view gallery link and moved the project name to align with it. The view gallery link on header layouts shows up even if there are not images associated - so what should we do?  We can add help text for the layout options, to note how it works (related to images, and possibly other things) - we added this in this meeting.
• Add a third layout called "Fancy Project Layout" - mirror the Header Project Layout and keep the Gallery in the Fancy Project layout, but remove it from the Header layout
• We also looked

The following is an email conversation discussing a meeting which covers the Dairy/South farms.

Good afternoon,

As a reminder, we will be meeting tomorrow at 2:00 PM to discuss moving forward with composting and cover crops at the dairy farm/South Farms. The meeting details are below. If you can no longer participate, please let me know.

Best,

Jennifer

Good morning,

Nice meeting with everyone yesterday. Do not hesitate to contact me if there are opportunities to collaborate on hypothesis-driven extramurally funded research related to sustainable systems for integrated livestock and crop production. I will be pleased to participate or more likely connect you with appropriate PIs in animal sciences.

Emily, I will appreciate it if you can direct me to some resources on the COMET program.

Best wishes,

Rod

On Oct 20, 2021 Christopher Tessum reached out to Morgan White to discuss two projects he and a collaborator were working on.

The follow is a segment of that email:

A collaborator and I are thinking about submitting two proposals to the ISEE campus as a living laboratory program, and when I discussed them with Jeremy Guest he mentioned that it could be good to reach out to you first to see if one or both of them would be something that F&S would be okay with being implemented.

The first project is to develop a new method to estimate traffic related air pollution exposure using deep learning based on traffic camera footage. We would plan to collect video footage and air pollution data with equipment in a compact vehicle parked along the busier roads around campus. There would be someone in the vehicle monitoring the equipment at all times.

The other project would involve using passive samplers to collect ammonia air pollution measurements. These passive samplers have no sound, no light, no smell (please see the attached picture), and need to be placed on things like utility poles, fences, signs, trees, etc. We already have permission to place them at the research farm and animal science facility, and would like to find about 10-15 locations throughout the rest of campus.

If you would be willing to share your thoughts about whether there would be any issues from the perspective of F&S for either of these projects, we would greatly appreciate it. If you would like to meet to discuss further that would be great too. Thank you for your consideration!

Morgan replied to Christopher, providing a few suggestions of people to inform of their research plans. 

On March 14, 2022  Mei Tessum sent Morgan White and update on their projects. Mei explained that the researchers did not receive funding from ISEE but obtained other funds to proceed with their research. The researchers attached an ammonia sample to a light pole outside of the CEE building. She also stated that more samplers would need to be put around campus and asked Morgan for further advice. Mei attached a photo of this sampler which is attached to this thread.

Morgan replied to Mei stating that they would need to contact the Architectural Review Committees (ARC) for permission to make temporary or permanent installations.

On June 21, 2022 Bradley Klein responded to Mei Tessum, stating that the ARC had reviewed their request and had the following comments and questions:

We want to approve specific locations. 

It is not acceptable on the Main Quad. 

How long will these be installed? 

Remove when complete. 

Mount higher up to avoid tampering.

Mei replied to Bradley and the ARC's questions with the following:

1. We would like to put those samplers at following locations: outside of the CEE building, ABE building, Illinois water survey building, Oak Street Library building, National Petascale Computing Facility building, Printing Services South Building, Spurlock Museum building, and UIUC Surplus building.

1. We will NOT set any samplers on Main Quad.

1. Samplers will be set up for a year, so by the end of June 2023 all the samplers will be completely removed. 

1. Because we are measuring the air pollutant at the breathing zone level, we will have to set the samplers about 5.5-6ft above ground. We will put our contact information on each sampler shalter. 

All the samplers have no noise, no odor, no light, and will be maintained biweekly.

Please see the attached newsletter for updates from the EPA's SmartWay program for the month of June. 

Initial tagging was completed by June 20, 2022

https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/2022-2-summer/feature/carry-the-zero-c...

SSC received a semesterly report for Fall 2021 for the Campus Contributions to Dump and Run on 06/16/2022. Please see attached. 

On 6/15/2022, Morgan White, Sterling Laylock, Ali Khan, Maria Thompson, and Alec McKay met to discuss revisions to the quote for the HVAC and Air Quality Assessment tests, and to confirm a date to start testing, which is July 22, 2022.