El equipo del CCHM de pie en un área sombreada, sonriendo para la cámara.

We believe that everyone can participate in heat science.

Who We Are

The Center for Collaborative Heat Monitoring is based at the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, North Carolina. The CCHM is a unique national partnership of science museums and technical experts. The CCHM includes four regional hubs: Museum of Science (Boston), the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, and the Arizona Science Center. Our technical partners are CAPA Strategies, AQUEHS Corp, the North Carolina State Climate Office and Utah State University.

What We Do

The CCHM works directly with communities to co-create a heat data collection project tailored to community priorities.

The members of the CCHM have been doing this kind of work for years. CCHM member CAPA Strategies previously worked with NOAA and NIHHIS to map urban heat islands in over 80 U.S. and international communities.

Meet the Team

  • Eliza Amstutz

    CAPA STRATEGIES

  • Snehadeep Ballav

    UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY

  • Joan Ballista

    MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE (DURHAM)

  • Marcie Benne

    OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

  • Max Cawley

    MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE (DURHAM)

  • Kathie Dello

    NORTH CAROLINA STATE CLIMATE OFFICE

  • Dee Coard

    MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE (DURHAM)

  • Carla Herrán

    OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

  • Kal Mannis

    ARIZONA SCIENCE CENTER

  • Daniel Mendoza

    AQUEHS CORP.

  • Ashton Merck

    MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE (DURHAM)

  • Myleigh Neill

    NORTH CAROLINA STATE CLIMATE OFFICE

  • Todd Shagott

    OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

  • Vivek Shandas

    CAPA STRATEGIES

  • David Sittenfeld

    MUSEUM OF SCIENCE (BOSTON)

  • Imani Vincent

    MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE (DURHAM)

  • Joey Williams

    CAPA STRATEGIES

  • Sara Winslow

    MUSEUM OF SCIENCE (BOSTON)

  • Wei Zhang

    UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY