Team Introduction

This is our CanSat team. Going from left to right. We first have Morten, who is our Project Scientist. Together with our mentor, Ole, he has set up all the sensors that we have onboard the CanSat in the terminal program that we use. In collaboration with the rest of the team, he has helped calibrate the sensors using different Logger Pro instruments. Next to him, we have Tobias. He is our CanSat Mechanic and was in charge of solving any problems that may have arisen during launch. He has also made and tested the parachute. Next to him, is Sigurd. He is our Antenna Operator and helped create and test the antenna. He is in charge of making sure the antenna works during launch. He has wielded the different components of the CanSat onto the Arduino. He has also done some work on this blog. Next to him, is Anna, which is me. I have written the majority of this blog and have set up presentations. I have helped built the antenna. I am the Team Captain. I am the person, with the overview. I communicate to personel at the launch sight, and keep track of papers and information that we are given. We have all done data processing. At last, we have our mentor, Ole. He has basically taught us everything we know. He has played a vital role in building the spectrometer and buying and putting together the different components that make up our CanSat. We are all very grateful that he has given us the opportunity to be a part of this competition. It has been a life experience that we are all immensely happy to have been a part of. We have all gained experience within the field of physics and technology usable in our future carriers that we would not have gained through mandatory education only.