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2/1/2008
DANDE Article in eNotes
Space Grant Students Win KC-135 Flight
8/17/2007
DANDE Team Passes Preliminary Design Review and Begins Flatsat Construction
The DANDE team answering questions after the PDR presentation at
the Small Satellite Conference in Logan, UT.
4/6/2007
DANDE Team Passes System Concept Review and Begins Preparations
for Preliminary Design
The DANDE team culminated the system concept development phase
with the System Concept Review (SCR) teleconference hosted by
the AFRL.
2/19/2007
Longmont Newspaper Article About DANDE
Project
DANDE student team featured in newspaper article.
http://www.longmontfyi.com/Local-Story.asp?id=14752
1/26/2007
Student Team
Meets with Collaborators to Discuss Science Objectives
The project collaborators, investigators, and design team met
today to discuss the concept and scientific objectives of the
mission. This iterative process will help make sure that
the design team understand the science objectives and can
precisely perform requirements-flow down and design.
New motivations behind exploring the thermosphere's horizontal
structure were explored and the required orbit discussed among
many other subjects. The DANDE student team thanks all
involved for participating. Photo by Nick Bradley. From
left to right: Dr. Tim Fuller-Rowell, Bruce Bowman, Dr. Scott
Palo, Dr. Jeffrey Forbes, Dr. Lee Peterson.
1/18/2007
DANDE Selected for Nanosat-V Competition
The DANDE mission has been selected to compete for launch in the
two year University Nanosat Competition. This is the fifth
Nanosat competition to be sponsored by the Air Force and the
third such competition in which CU was a contender. The
competing teams are Santa Clara University, University of
Minnesota, University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University,
Washington University - St. Louis, Utah State University,
University of Colorado - Boulder, Pennsylvania State University,
Boston University, Montana State University, Michigan Tech
University.
DANDE is a collaboration between the Colorado Space Grant
Consortium, The CU Aeropsace Engineering Sciences Department,
NOAA, and the Air Force Space Command Space Analysis Office in
Colorado Springs.
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