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HumTemP

HumTemP. Team SPARTA S pace P roximity A tmospheric R esearch above T ropospheric A ltitudes. Jerod Baker Mechanical & System Design Lisa Caraway Electrical Interface & Design James Mathis System Software Design Norfolk State University. HumTemP.

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HumTemP

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  1. HumTemP TeamSPARTA Space Proximity Atmospheric Research aboveTropospheric Altitudes Jerod Baker Mechanical & System Design Lisa Caraway Electrical Interface & Design James Mathis System Software Design Norfolk State University SPARTA - Science

  2. SPARTA - Science HumTemP Science Background Requirements Payload System Mechanical Software Electronic Data Analysis Project Overview

  3. 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.

  4. SPARTA - Science NOAA data Summer 2007 Maximum expected balloon altitude

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

  6. SPARTA - Science Science Objectives Maximum expected balloon altitude

  7. SPARTA - Science Science Requirements Maximum altitude expected

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

  9. 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

  10. 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. External System SPARTA - Science

  12. SPARTA - Science Internal Design

  13. SPARTA - Science Payload Design

  14. SPARTA - Science Software Design: Preflight

  15. SPARTA - Science Software Design: In-flight

  16. SPARTA - Science Software Design: Postflight

  17. SPARTA - Science Temperature Calibration

  18. SPARTA - Science Pressure Calibration

  19. SPARTA - Science Humidity Calibration

  20. SPARTA - Science Data Analysis

  21. SPARTA - Science Inside Temperature

  22. SPARTA - Science Temperature - ABITA

  23. SPARTA - Science Pressure

  24. SPARTA - Science Relative Humidity

  25. SPARTA - Science Mixing Ratio

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

  27. SPARTA - Science Milestones Preliminary Design Review Critical Design Review Flight Readiness Review Balloon Launch Balloon Recovered Science Presentation

  28. SPARTA - Science SPARTA Organization

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

  30. Thank You for Your Attention! SPARTA - Science

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