Stanford’s Earth Systems program equips students to study the planet’s systems through the lenses of science, engineering, and policy. These project ideas empower students to develop sustainable solutions for climate, water, energy, and land-use issues that affect both people and the environment.
Climate Change Impact Analysis on Coastal Ecosystems Using GIS
Carbon Footprint Assessment of a University Campus
Renewable Energy Transition Strategy for Rural Communities
Design of a Real-Time Air Quality Monitoring Network
Water Resource Management Plan Using Remote Sensing
Life Cycle Analysis of Plastic Alternatives in Packaging
Rainwater Harvesting Feasibility Study for Urban Housing
Carbon Sequestration Potential of Reforestation Projects
Modeling of Groundwater Contamination Using MODFLOW
Sustainable Agriculture Practices to Minimize Water Use
Waste Management Optimization in College Cafeterias
Solar Microgrid Design for Off-Grid Villages
Geo-Spatial Mapping of Landslide-Prone Zones
Eco-Labeling Consumer Behavior Study and Survey Analysis
AI-Based Deforestation Detection from Satellite Imagery
Climate-Responsive Building Design for Hot Climates
Policy Proposal for Circular Economy in Urban Systems
Wildfire Risk Modeling Based on Vegetation and Wind Data
Carbon Offset Marketplace Simulation with Blockchain
Analysis of Environmental Justice in Urban Development Projects
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