SeaLion Mission Architecture - ground station & flight software architecture for the joint CubeSat mission between Old Dominion University & Coast Guard Academy
[ ] Show flight profile simulations, altitude predictions with simulated vehicle data
[ ] Mass, Power, Volume, Data and Telemetry estimates and Margins
[ ] TT&C approach
[ ] Review the design at a system level, going through each system’s functional requirements (Includes sketches of options, selection rationale, selected concept and characteristics)
[ ] Describe the subsystems that are required to accomplish the overall mission:
[ ] Describe the performance characteristics for the system and subsystems and determine the evaluation and verification metrics.
[ ] Describe the verification plan and its status.
[ ] Define the risks and the plans for reducing the risks through analysis or testing for each system. A risk plot that clearly portrays the risk mitigation schedule is highly encouraged. Take all factors that might affect the project including risks associated with testing, delivery of parts, adequate personnel, school holidays, budget costs, etc. Demonstrate an understanding of all components needed to complete the project and how risks/delays impact the project
[ ] Demonstrate planning of manufacturing, verification, integration, and operations. (Include component testing, functional testing, or static testing)
[ ] Confidence and maturity of design
[ ] Include a dimensional drawing of entire Cube Sat Payload
Section should include the following