The SeismoScan team is composed of four dedicated computer science students at Northern Arizona University, each contributing strengths in machine learning, data processing, software engineering, and system integration. Together, we are developing an automated tool that identifies submarine faults from bathymetry data.
Major: Computer Science
From: Ewa Beach, HI
Noah leads much of the machine learning research and model design for SeismoScan. His experience in software development, algorithms, and data analysis supports the creation of the hybrid ML pipeline and core system architecture. He also contributes to planning, workflow organization, and overall project direction.
Major: Applied Computer Science
From: Kayenta, AZ
Alyssa contributes strengths in Python, C, and data management. Her work focuses on preprocessing tools, system reliability, and pipeline structure. She also helps refine data workflows and support integration efforts across the project. Outside of computing, she enjoys digital art, painting, and literature.
Major: Computer Science
From: Phoenix, AZ
Thomas specializes in the software development lifecycle, testing, debugging, and version control. He focuses on building and refining the project’s data handling infrastructure and supporting the transition from raw bathymetry to structured model inputs. His hobbies include rock climbing and cooking.
Major: Computer Science
From: Laramie, WY
Brady brings skills in data organization, Python, and web development. He supports system integration, ensures smooth execution of the pipeline, and manages structured outputs for end users. He is passionate about hiking, gaming, cartography, and music.
Dr. Donna Shillington
Dr. James Gaherty
Dr. Christine Regalla
Scott LaRocca
Scott provides ongoing technical guidance, feedback on development direction, and support throughout the project’s lifecycle.