Tamene, Software Developer from Coppin State University. Together, the team developed a comprehensive solution addressing localized flooding challenges in Henry County, Georgia, earning them a $5000 award for first place.
The project featured three key components: a sensorbased data collection and alert system to notify city officials and residents, an AI-driven tool to determine optimal sensor placement using historical flood data, and a real-time GIS dashboard built using Esri ArcGIS technology to monitor
water levels and environmental conditions. Mulenga played a critical role in integrating data systems and supporting the platform’s functionality.
“This outstanding accomplishment reflects the innovation and academic excellence we foster at Voorhees University,” said Dr. Edward Hill, Provost and Vice President of Voorhees University. “Josephine’s success demonstrates the power of experiential learning and the impact our students can have in addressing realworld challenges through technology and collaboration.”
