STOUT will design and manufacture a 3U CubeSat-style payload capable of high-altitude balloon flight, which integrates with last year's RADIANCE project. The module will scan the sun to map its ultraviolet spectrum polarization, in addition to collecting ambient atmospheric data, attitude information, and images. The team will utilize a variety of ground tests that simulate the expected high altitude environment in order to calibrate the modules data collection systems and verify the payloads flight readiness.

Sponsor: UCAR

Faculty Advisor: Francisco Lopez Jimenez

Project Manager: Dawson Stokley

Members: Ian Geraghty, Dawson Stokley, Josh Bruski, Andrew Lux, Caleb Beavers, Matt Funk, Andrew Arnold, Darin Brock, Matt Normile, Ryan Lynch, Zach Allen

• Project Definition Document (PDD)
• Conceptual Design Document (CDD)
• Preliminary Design Review (PDR)
• Critical Design Review (CDR)
• Manufacturing Status Review (MSR)
• Test Readiness Review (TRR)
• AIAA Region V Student Paper Conference
• Spring Final Review (SFR)