Stratus

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Stratus

• Members
• Julie Anne Maravillas
• Theodore McDougal
• Cameron Mott

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What We Planned

• What We Did
• We launched the balloon and recorded data in the
  air the ground simultaneously using two
  stations
• We tested our hypothesis by comparing the data
  from the control group and the test group.
• The response to our hypothesis is seen in the
  graphs the data forms.
• To calculate the Alt. we teamed up with Kashyyk
  who used theodolites and angles to measure alt.
  we check their calculations by finding the height
  using the Standard Atmospheric Model and the
  Meteorological model

• What We Planed
• Hypothesis
• Temp ? Pressure ? as alt. ?
• Ground data will vary from start to finish
• No great change from ground to 1000ft.
• Wind will effect our results due to decrease in
  alt.
• We planned on testing our hypothesis and figuring
  The alt. of the balloon by using pressure and
  cross checking that data with other groups that
  will be checking alt.

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Data/Graphs
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What It Means

• Kashyyk found the altitude of our balloon
  checked w/the data we got from the standard
  atmosphere model meteorological model and all the
  calculations told us that the height of the
  balloon was about 630 ft.