As the founder and lead project manager of the Boundary Project I've helped coordinate a combination of research, development and outreach goals with many milestones achieved in all domains. We've grown into one of the most versatile and dynamic projects in the world of remote sensing and subsurface imaging for multiple industries. Our current research focus has remained firmly fixated on developing models to help identify mercury plumes in the subsoil of Californias historic mining districts. As a California native and an ardent outdoor adventurer, it's an issue that's been very underreported but carries many devastating consequences if ignored. I have always had a deep personal connection with nature and the environment which I have not only brought to our organizations core values but have tried to impar and foster that mindset with every member of our team no matter how small their position. Our development channels include everything from a mobile application for onsite needs to a scalable cloud infrastructure, and our flagship software interface for immersive visualization of identified targets in a 3D environment. Our push to make environmental land reclamation and sustainable land development more achievable comes at a crucial time when the effects of pollution are more visible than ever before. Going beyond the US and brining our tech to less regulated domains around the world is a phase we look forward to in making this system available where it can make the biggest difference. Our team continues to grow as we expand into new realms of remote sensing to produce the most accurate subsurface images ever. We're growing every day and I feel honored to be able to provide these game-changing resources to the world and change the way we think about environmental action. If you'd like to learn more about our team or research, send me a message and I'd be happy to share our abstract with you!