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The GTIA Irrigation Project is a global collaboration between students at Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN, USA and students at the National University of Rwanda in Butare, Rwanda. Students are designing an irrigation system for a rural farm in the Bugesera region to increase crop output. The objective is to design a system that is both sustainable and economically feasible.

Mission Statement
The mission of GTIA's project is to develop an agricultural irrigation system to aid in reducing poverty in the Gashora Sector of Rwanda using environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable design practices.

This is a collection of resources including the presentations given for the GTIA/ESW-Purdue senior design team's capstone project course.

More information about the group and this project can be found on the group's homepage at https://globalhub.org/groups/eswpurdue

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  • Timothy Bond; Timothy Reid Gray; Jeremy Koehler; Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski; Tyler Jay Williams (2009), "The GTIA Irrigation Project," http://globalhub.org/resources/840.

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  1. GTIA Gashora Irrigation Final Presentation

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    01 May 2009 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Timothy Reid Gray, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski, Jeremy Koehler, Tyler Jay Williams

    The final semester presentation for the GTIA Gashora Irrigation Final Presentation. This was delivered on May 1, 2009.

  2. GTIA Gashora Irrigation Final Report

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    01 May 2009 | Publications | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Timothy Reid Gray, Tyler Jay Williams, Jeremy Koehler, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski

    This is the final report delivered for the GTIA Gashora Irrigation Project. This report was completed on May 1, 2009.

  3. GTIA Overview Poster

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    01 May 2009 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski, Timothy Reid Gray, Tyler Jay Williams, Jeremy Koehler

    The Global Team for Irrigation in Africa's poster for the Spring 2009 ME463 Poster competition at Purdue University. This poster provides a good overview of our project.

  4. GTIA Gashora Irrigation Crtitical Design Review

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    08 Apr 2009 | Student Contributions | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski, Timothy Reid Gray, Jeremy Koehler, Tyler Jay Williams

    Critical Design Review presentation for the Global Team for Irrigation in Africa's Gashora Irrigation Project (ESW-Purdue). This presentation is the second review presentation of the semester and follows the Preliminary Design Review. This is the CDR presentation for ESW-Purdue's joint project …

  5. GTIA Gashora Irrigation Preliminary Design Review

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    08 Apr 2009 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Jeremy Koehler, Tyler Jay Williams, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski, Timothy Reid Gray

    Preliminary Design Review presentation for the Global Team for Irrigation in Africa's Gashora Irrigation Project (ESW-Purdue). This is the PDR presentation for ESW-Purdue's joint project between National University of Rwanda and Purdue University. More information on the project can be found at …

  6. ESW-Purdue GTIA Project Overview Presentation

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    24 Feb 2009 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Timothy Bond, Tyler Jay Williams, Erin Elizabeth Potrzebowski, Jeremy Koehler, Timothy Reid Gray

    Presentation given to the Distinguished Engineering Alumni on February 20, 2009.

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