Miss Kimberly Teer Cornett

Kimberly Cornett (V.P. Engineering) travels to Chateau Souverain, Geyserville, Calif. for a review meeting with Jerry Quirk (Grower's Representative) & John Garduna (Director of Vineyards - Asti Winery: Beringer Blass).
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Kimberly Cornett (V.P. Engineering) & Mark Chang (Director of Electronic Systems) travel to Fetzer Vineyards, Hopland, Calif. for a review meeting with Tom Piper (Director of Vineyard Operations), Scott Duncan, & Frank Pornilia

Kimberly T. Cornett, VP Engineering

Kimberly Teer Cornett is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering at the University of California, Davis.She is currently completing her PhD project in the field of Optical Microelectromechanical Systems (Optical MEMS), "Miniature Variable Optical Delay Lines Using Silicon Micromachined Resonant-Scanning Mirrors for applications including Optical Coherence Tomography and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy".Prior work includes the Thomas J. Watson, Jr. Fellowship year of independent study, dedicated to the "Engineering Aspects of Winemaking in Europe and Irrigation Techniques in Israel".Miss Cornett studied bulk weather stations in both France and Germany and in Israel studied the utilization of different irrigational systems to control vine vigor, canopy development, and the rate of ripening.This gives Miss Cornett a truly international understanding of today's grape farmers, which culminates from hands-on training at her family's vineyard in Mendocino County under the tutelage of her Grandfather Billy Cornett, former President of the Mendocino Farm Bureau.Miss Cornett holds a masters of science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of California, Davis.She received her bachelor of science degree from Harvey Mudd College, graduating with Honors in Engineering and a dual-major of Government from Claremont McKenna College.

View resumeEmail Kimberly T. Cornett at cornett@microweatherstation.com

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Michael Guddal holds a masters of science degree from the University of California, Davis in Electrical Engineering and performed postgraduate research with Kimberly T. Cornett under the direction of their graduate advisor at UC Davis.