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UMDBPP Flight Readiness Form
What is the name of the payload? *
Witty acronyms appreciated!
What is the purpose/goal of the payload? *
In a sentence or two, why is this payload flying? What technology is it trying to demonstrate or what phenomenon is it investigating? (Please provide a brief, technical explanation of the what and how concerning your payload.)
What data will the payload be recording to achieve its purpose? *
Temperature, GPS, etc?
What is the payload's weight in pounds (lbs to 2 decimal places)? *
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Number
Is number
What is the name of the payload PoC (Point of Contact)? *
Name
What is the email address for the payload PoC? *
Email
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Email address
What is the phone number for the payload PoC? *
Phone Number
Will the PoC be at the pre-launch meeting? *
NS-72 Meeting: November 13, 2017 --- 6:00 PM in Manufacturing Conference Building
If not, please enter the information of the person who will represent the payload at the pre-launch meeting.
Will the PoC be at the launch? *
NS-72: Saturday, November 18th, 2017
If your payload HAS NOT completed any of the launch requirements below, please make it known and we will attempt to help fulfill the requirements before launch!
Does the payload require a waiver for any payload requirements? *
See below for a shortened list of waivers or the Nearspace Flight Rules.
If waivers are needed, please select which ones are applicable from the list below:
Check any requirement for which the payload is requesting a waiver. More information on the waivers can be found at http://nearspace.camdenmiller.com/archives/Library/Requirements/Payload%20Requirements%20Rev%20A.pdf.
Waiver Justification
Provide a justification for why the payload should be exempt from the waiver. NOTE: You must provide a justification for each waiver requested.
Do you need LINK communication? *
LINK has the capability to send commands from the ground. If you do not know what LINK is, you don't need it. :)
Do you have payload specific hardware? If so, list below.
This includes anything that is not permanently affixed to your payload. See http://ter.ps/bpppack for more information on what we pack.
Payload Assembly Procedure *
Please provide a outline of what needs to be done on launch morning to make your payload ready to fly.
Payload Recovery Procedure *
Please detail a step-by-step procedure to be performed upon recovery in the event that you are not present. The procedure should start from the point the payload reaches the ground and end with the payload in a state where it can be left on a shelf in the lab (batteries disconnect, etc).
Questions, Comments, Concerns?
