Independent Science Research Week 16

This week I worked on updating my data monitoring, networking, control, and automation system to be more efficient, primarily through the use of multi-threading.
I worked on calibrating the XBee energy sensor.

I was taking the AP Calculus BC Exam.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/2bda9/ISR_Week_16_class_1_161_552015.html
I learned how to use Hydra with character generation.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/800ff/ACT_Week_16_class_2_162_562015.html
I updated my Python logging script to utilize multithreading, so that I can return values from each sensor live, rather than in a sequence.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/848b1/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_562015.html
I fixed the issue of the the Python process using 120% of the CPU and killing the Raspberry PI.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/98729/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_572015.html
I tried updating my Python script to import global variables as a module so that the threads would not leak memory.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/900af/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_582015.html
I worked on shifting the mechanism of my Python script to loop through new threads, rather than through infinite threads.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/560b8/ACT_Week_16_class_3_163_582015.html