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Schedule
2022
Saturday, August 6th
11:00 AM	Data Validation of the NASA Time-Resolved Observations of Precipitation Structure and Storm Intensity with a Constellation of Smallsats (TROPICS) Pathfinder Microwave Radiometer Amelia Gagnon, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Samantha Hasler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Juliana Chew, Massachusetts Institute of Technology William Blackwell, MIT Lincoln Labs Vince Leslie, MIT Lincoln Labs Kerri Cahoy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:00 AM
11:15 AM	The Colorado Ultraviolet Transit Experiment: The First Dedicated Ultraviolet Exoplanet Mission Arika Egan, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Kevin France, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Nicholas Nell, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Nicholas DeCicco, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Ambily Suresh, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Rick Kohnert, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Brian T. Fleming, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Stefan Ulrich, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:15 AM
11:30 AM	Spectral Ocean Color (SPOC): Lessons Learned from the University of Georgia Small Satellite Research Laboratory's First Satellite Sydney Whilden, University of Georgia Deepak Mishra, University of Georgia David L. Cotten, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Nicholas Neel, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:30 AM
11:45 AM	Tartan Artibeus: A Batteryless, Computational Satellite Research Platform Brad Denby, Carnegie Mellon University Emily Ruppel, Carnegie Mellon University Vaibhav Singh, Carnegie Mellon University Shize Che, Carnegie Mellon University Chad Taylor, Carnegie Mellon University Fayyaz Zaidi, Carnegie Mellon University Swarun Kumar, Carnegie Mellon University Zac Manchester, Carnegie Mellon University Brandon Lucia, Carnegie Mellon University Utah State University, Logan, UT 11:45 AM
12:00 PM	Initial In-Orbit Operation Result of Microsatellite HIBARI: Attitude Control by Driving Solar Array Paddles Kei Watanabe, Tokyo Institute of Technology Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology Naoki Kawaguchi, Tokyo Institute of Technology Shogo Nerome, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yuki Amaki, Tokyo Institute of Technology Fumitaka Sagawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology Soichi Sato, Tokyo Institute of Technology Kenichiro Takahashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yuta Sasagawa, Tokyo Institute of Technology Kiyona Miyamoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology Yoichi Yatsu, Tokyo Institute of Technology Toshihiro Chujo, Tokyo Institute of Technology Saburo Matunaga, Tokyo Institute of Technology Utah State University, Logan, UT 12:00 PM
12:15 PM	Binar Space Program: Binar-1 Results and Lessons Learned Fergus Downey, Curtin University Stuart Buchan, Curtin University Benjamin Hartig, Curtin University Daniel Busan, Curtin University Jacob Cook, Curtin University Robert Howie, Curtin University Phil Bland, Curtin University Jonathan Paxman, Curtin University Utah State University, Logan, UT 12:15 PM