August 16th

So today was the last morning meeting. It was kind of short, Joe just asked for some feedback on the summer. Emily and I continued to work on Roger's data, once again the C73 images. I ran PCA, ICA and SAM on the images and just tried to make the undertext more visible. Nothing really jumped out today. Emily and I watched Ashley and Peter present, as well as Aditi and we helped give them some feedback and small changes to make.

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