Outline:

• Applications of machine learning and data science for astronomy
• Using data for finding asteroids to drill and mine
• Data engineering and data science for astronomy data

About the guest:

Daynan Crull is the Co-Founder & Mission 0 Architect, Karman+ LLC

Daynan and his co-founders created Karman+ to mine near-earth asteroids to provide resources for the space economy. He leads the science and technology effort, including the strategy for identifying candidate asteroids and conducting mission design and analysis. Prior to Karman+, he enjoyed a career as a data scientist in private and public organizations with a focus on applications of informatics (data retrieval and inference related to information systems) and machine learning. He recently led research projects in Earth Observation, such as investigating the urban heat island effect and developing a tool to harmonize time series data across satellite platforms for the World Bank. Daynan lives in New York City.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daynan/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/daynancrull

Github: https://github.com/dcrull

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