Mission_Summaries

Mission Name		Brief Description	Schools
			DemoSat IV	DemoSat III	DemoSat II	DemoSat I
	IMUSat	Internal Measurement Unit for Mars			New Mission
	SoundSat	Sound recording system for Martian environments			New Mission
	CosmicSat	Measure cosmic radiation in Martian-like environment			New Mission
	FieldSat	Record orientation and vibration during flight			New Mission
	PanSat	Panoramic imager			CSU Pueblo
	DescentSat	Descent imaging system			Mines
	SmartSat	On-board image ranking			CU
	GPSSat	GPS verification
	VideoSat	In-flight imaging			UNC
	TXSat	In-flight data transmission
	ATTSat	Attitude Determination
	AeroSat	Aerodynamic control			CSU
	WindSat	Wind speed determination			UCCS
	CrashSat	G-loading determination			CSU
	CommSat	New communication demonstration
	RoverSat	Rover deployment			Metro, Mesa, PPCC, & CSU
	SolarSat	Solar panel deployment
	ChemSat	Chemical reaction measurements			Adams
	µSystemSat	Integration of micro systems
	RadSat	Radiation measurements			WSC
	WeatherSat	Weather measurements
	LandSat	Upright landing methods			Mines
	PressueSat	Pressure measurements
	ShellSat	Aeroshell prototype
	BlackBoxSat	Record and store data

	DemoSat IV Mission Summaries

All schools will be allocated the same mass regardless of the number of missions or teams they have. The mass is currently 1.5 kilograms and is not expected to decrease. There is a chance that the it will be increased in March depending of the number of teams launching in April. Click Mission Name for more information (pdf file).