Research Symposium

22nd annual Undergraduate Research Symposium

Natalia Chamizo Poster Session 4: 12:30 - 1:15/Poster #28


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BIO


Natalia Chamizo is a second year Psychology Major on the Pre-Med track at Florida State University. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Natalia graduated from Coral Reef Senior Highschool receiving the International Baccalaureate Diploma. Natalia intends to continue her studies in medical school to become a dermatologist. This would allow her to become specialized in conditions treating the skin, hair, and nails. She hopes to help people in the future and succeed in her future endeavors.

Prediction of Hurricane Paths through Neural Networks

Authors: Natalia Chamizo, Dr. Diogo Nunes de Oliveira
Student Major: Psychology Pre-Med
Mentor: Dr. Diogo Nunes de Oliveira
Mentor's Department: School of Information
Mentor's College: College of Communication and Information
Co-Presenters: Jennifer Pierre and Ryan Fontaine

Abstract


Background and purpose: Studies suggest that there are alternative methods to precisely predict hurricane trajectories. We examined past hurricanes to determine a pattern and cross-reference these neural-networks to create a new system of predicting through coding via python.​
Methods: Information was gathered from the past 20 years in the panhandle area of Florida. We observed and analyzed hurricane hits and considered wind patterns on the date and location of the event. Data was also gathered from each big hurricane that happened in the area specifically from the past 10 years such as Hurricane Michael and Irma. Information being collected is later converted into data points to develop a pattern including the date of landfall, the strength of the hurricane, diameter, etc.​
Results: Not yet determined (still in progress).​
Conclusions: In progress. Idea is that when peers are done implementing perception in regard to the hurricane trajectories through the python coding system, we can try different algorithms and begin to input data points from past hurricane events.

Keywords: Hurricane Prediction, Hurricane Trajectories, Hurricane Paths