Gabriel Konar-Steenberg's Projects
My solution to an evaluation given to me.
My work for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under a summer 2022 Hollings internship. More details coming soon!
Code for a demonstration of how to run assembly code on an Intel Mac
chromeutil is a self-contained, third-party utility for working with data saved by the Chrome browser.
My solution to the load forecasting problem posed by NextEra Analytics at a Carnegie Mellon hackathon
Some of my solutions to problems posed in my graduate-level convex optimization class
Implementing a shift-reduce parser for a sample LR(0) grammar for my CS132 Compiler Design final project
Repository for docs and issues. If you need help, please file an issue here. Public conversations are better for open source projects than private email.
Evaluate the e-mission platform along various metrics
The frontend (phone) code for the e-mission server
The backend (server) code for the e-mission server
Some experiments regarding electric vehicle charging, conducted at NextEra Analytics to teach myself machine learning
Download numerical weather prediction datasets (HRRR, RAP, GFS, NAM, NBM, etc.) from NOMADS, NODD partners (Amazon, Google, Microsoft), ECMWF open data, and the University of Utah Pando Archive System.
"Holonomic Omniwheel and Mecanum, Autonomy, and Response" library of reusable code for the FIRST Tech Challenge
A simple browser-based board game adaptation, created to teach myself web development
Python implementation of some linear algebra algorithms and properties for personal educational benefit
E155 Final Project: Reaction Wheel Cat
E155 Final Project: Reaction Wheel Cat
Analytic routines for power system simulation results in the Sienna ecosystem
Data structures in Julia to enable power systems analysis. Part of the Scalable Integrated Infrastructure Planning Initiative at the National Renewable Energy Lab.
Some computational work related to a math research project undertaken with Dr. Eric Egge at Carleton College.
Code written by Gabriel Konar-Steenberg in 2019 and 2020 as part of a University of Minnesota Department of Soil, Water, and Climate climate modeling project
Towards a bookmarklet that lets you copy and paste between When2meet scheduler instances.