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HumTemP Team SPARTA Space Proximity Atmospheric Research above Tropospheric Altitudes Title slide Jerod Baker Mechanical & System Design Lisa Caraway Electrical Interface & Design James Mathis System Software Design Norfolk State University 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

HumTemP Science Background Requirements Payload System Data Analysis Mechanical Software Electronic Data Analysis Project Overview Presentation outline 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Mission Goal Our goal for this experiment is to accurately characterize the atmosphere by investigating relative humidity, temperature and pressure, as it relates to altitude, within the troposphere, tropopause and lower stratosphere. 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

NOAA data Summer 2007 Maximum expected balloon altitude 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Relative Humidity Measurements above the Tropopause Compare to NOAA Science Objectives Relative Humidity Measurements above the Tropopause Compare to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Science Objectives Maximum expected balloon altitude 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Science Requirements Maximum altitude expected 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Scientific Requirements Data points needed: 360 Minimum pressure measurements: 4 mb Minimum Relative Humidity Levels: 0%-5% Altitude Resolution: 500 ft. 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Technical Requirements Data rate twice per minute External sensors function in -70oC Power supply functions in cold Payload withstands force of landing Recover data after landing 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Technical Requirements cont. Power ~ 3 hours Interior temperature above -20o C External sensors record temperature and relative humidity Minimal movement inside of Payload 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

External System External system photo 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Internal Design 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Payload Design 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Software Design: Preflight 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Software Design: In-flight 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Software Design: Postflight 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Temperature Calibration 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Pressure Calibration 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Humidity Calibration 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Data Analysis 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Inside Temperature 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Temperature - ABITA 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Pressure 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Relative Humidity 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Mixing Ratio 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Reproduce NOAA data for July 29, 2008 Project Overview Payload HumTemP Designed Developed Fabricated Launched HumTemP Recovered HumTemP Analyzed Data Reproduce NOAA data for July 29, 2008 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Preliminary Design Review Critical Design Review Milestones Preliminary Design Review Critical Design Review Flight Readiness Review Balloon Launch Balloon Recovered Science Presentation 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Team leader/Management SPARTA Organization Responsibilities Team Member Email Team leader/Management Dr. Hinton whinton@nsu.edu Mechanical Design Jerod Baker d.j.baker@nsu.edu Software Design JP Mathis j.p.mathis@nsu.edu Electronic Design Lisa Caraway l.a.caraway@nsu.edu 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Acknowledgements Special Thanks: CSBF LaSpace Brad Ellison LSU TIGRE Team NSF Special Thanks: Brad Ellison Greg Guzik Jim Giammanco Gloria Giammanco Doug Granger John Wefel 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science

Thank You for Your Attention! 11/11/2018 SPARTA - Science