University of Toronto Space Design Contest - Revision history

JimMagwood at 21:31, 31 May 2019

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Thatdoctorperson at 21:50, 27 November 2015

2015-11-27T21:50:37Z

Thatdoctorperson at 21:49, 27 November 2015

2015-11-27T21:49:33Z

Q-Cumber at 16:43, 15 June 2010

2010-06-15T16:43:24Z

Q-Cumber at 14:29, 15 June 2010

2010-06-15T14:29:27Z

Darth Wombat: yuck, extra bracket

2010-06-11T03:58:54Z

yuck, extra bracket

Darth Wombat: I'm assuming they went to UTIAS in previous years because there's a picture of Stefan's year in Daniel Kekez's lab, which we walked by

2010-06-11T03:58:36Z

I'm assuming they went to UTIAS in previous years because there's a picture of Stefan's year in Daniel Kekez's lab, which we walked by

MacleanXD: typo fixed

2010-03-28T15:16:07Z

typo fixed

Stefanido at 01:32, 5 March 2010

2010-03-05T01:32:39Z

Darth Wombat: /* 2010 Contest */

2010-03-04T22:52:53Z

‎2010 Contest

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 ==2008 Contest==
-In [[2007-08| 2008]] the OCESS assembled a team to compete in the Senior category. The members of the 2008 team were [[Anthony Xing]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Daisy Wong]], [[Maclean Rouble]], and [[Arthur Quang]]. Their task was to design an Emergency Response System for the fledgling space infrastructure currently in existence in the fictional time line that all UTSDC projects follow. The competition was held on May 15-18, where the OCESS team gained third place. Mr. Paul, unfortunately, was unable to attend.
+In [[2007-08| 2008]] the OCESS assembled a team to compete in the Senior category. The members of the 2008 team were [[Anthony Xing]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, and [[Arthur Quang]]. Their task was to design an Emergency Response System for the fledgling space infrastructure currently in existence in the fictional time line that all UTSDC projects follow. The competition was held on May 15-18, where the OCESS team gained third place. Mr. Paul, unfortunately, was unable to attend.
 ==2009 Contest==
-In [[2008-09|2009]] OCESS again competed in the Senior challenge, this year to create a training facility for young astronauts. Although [[Daisy Wong]], [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]] and [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]] contributed a fine project, they did not gain a prize, perhaps due to organizational issues caused by Maclean's absence in Belgium for the months preceding the report due date.
+In [[2008-09|2009]] OCESS again competed in the Senior challenge, this year to create a training facility for young astronauts. Although [[Daisy Wong]], Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]] and [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]] contributed a fine project, they did not gain a prize, perhaps due to organizational issues caused by Maclean's absence in Belgium for the months preceding the report due date.
 ==2010 Contest==
-In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Lyra Evans, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.
+In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of Maclean Rouble, [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Lyra Evans, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.

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	==2010 Contest==		==2010 Contest==

−	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and ~~Bryce Storey~~, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.	+	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Lyra Evans, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.

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 The [[OCESS]] has participated three and a half times in the UTSDC and its various teams have won such awards as second and third places as well as best technical report. This participation is one of the factors that led the University of Toronto to sponsor the [[Galileo Challenge]].
-UTSDC veterans have frequently expressed the opinion that Spacesim should always participate in the contest even when they do not feel they have a chance of winning, because it is an incredible networking and educational opportunity. The contest has incredible access to actual researchers in the space science field, including tours of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTIAS the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies] as well as a huge multitude of brilliant guest speakers. In [[2009-10]] at UTSDC, [[Bryce Storey]] got to drive a lunar rover that was 4,000 km away, while [[Samuel Baltz]] would have had he realized that metres were not the same thing as kilometres.
+UTSDC veterans have frequently expressed the opinion that Spacesim should always participate in the contest even when they do not feel they have a chance of winning, because it is an incredible networking and educational opportunity. The contest has incredible access to actual researchers in the space science field, including tours of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTIAS the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies] as well as a huge multitude of brilliant guest speakers. In [[2009-10]] at UTSDC, [[Lyra Evans]] got to drive a lunar rover that was 4,000 km away, while [[Samuel Baltz]] would have had he realized that metres were not the same thing as kilometres.
 ==Point Five==
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 ==2010 Contest==
-In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Bryce Storey, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.
+In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Lyra Evans]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Bryce Storey, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.

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 The [[OCESS]] has participated three and a half times in the UTSDC and its various teams have won such awards as second and third places as well as best technical report. This participation is one of the factors that led the University of Toronto to sponsor the [[Galileo Challenge]].
-UTSDC veterans have frequently expressed the opinion that Spacesim should always participate in the contest even when they do not feel they have a chance of winning, because it is an incredible networking and educational opportunity. The contest has incredible access to actual researchers in the space science field, including tours of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTIAS the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies] as well as a huge multitude of brilliant guest speakers. In [[2009-10]] at UTSDC, [[Bryce Storey]] got to drove a lunar rover that was 4,000 km away, while [[Samuel Baltz]] would have had he realized that metres were not the same thing as kilometres.
+UTSDC veterans have frequently expressed the opinion that Spacesim should always participate in the contest even when they do not feel they have a chance of winning, because it is an incredible networking and educational opportunity. The contest has incredible access to actual researchers in the space science field, including tours of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTIAS the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies] as well as a huge multitude of brilliant guest speakers. In [[2009-10]] at UTSDC, [[Bryce Storey]] got to drive a lunar rover that was 4,000 km away, while [[Samuel Baltz]] would have had he realized that metres were not the same thing as kilometres.
 ==Point Five==

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	==2010 Contest==		==2010 Contest==

−	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal ~~well over~~ a month after the deadline ~~without~~ receiving an extension~~, while~~ the second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Bryce Storey, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.	+	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal a month after the deadline after receiving an extension due to [[Matthew Farkas-Dyck]] leaving the team at the last minute and UTSDC not sending all the information. The second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Bryce Storey, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.

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 The [[OCESS]] has participated three and a half times in the UTSDC and its various teams have won such awards as second and third places as well as best technical report. This participation is one of the factors that led the University of Toronto to sponsor the [[Galileo Challenge]].
 ==Point Five==
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 ==2010 Contest==
-In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS will once again compete in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consists of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consists of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge is to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives.
+In [[2009-10|2010]] OCESS once again competed in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consisted of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consisted of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge was to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives. Neither team placed, due to their individual extraordinary lack of organization. The first team handed in their proposal well over a month after the deadline without receiving an extension, while the second team's proposal was written entirely by Samuel Baltz and Bryce Storey, who also required two extensions. The late proposals automatically ruled the teams out of consideration because they missed the proposals judging contest; this is a valuable lesson for future years.

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	==2010 Contest==		==2010 Contest==

−	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS will once again compete in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consists of ~~[[Ben Paul]],~~ [[Maclean Rouble]], [[~~Matt Farkas-Dyck~~]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consists of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge is to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives.	+	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS will once again compete in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consists of [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Ben Paul]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consists of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge is to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives.

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 ==2007 Contest==
-[[Image:UTSDC_2007.jpg|left|frame|[[Brian Foo]], [[Guangye Cao]], [[Jonathan Scothorn]], [[Alex Foo]], and [[Stefan De Young]] of the OCESS's [[2006-07|2007]] UTSDC team.]]
+[[Image:UTSDC_2007.jpg|right|frame|[[Brian Foo]], [[Guangye Cao]], [[Jonathan Scothorn]], [[Alex Foo]], and [[Stefan De Young]] of the OCESS's [[2006-07|2007]] UTSDC team.]]
 [[Image:DanKekkez.jpg|right|frame|The 2007 team in [[Daniel Kekez]]'s microsatelite lab at UTIAS.]]
 In [[2006-07]] the OCESS UTSDC team led by then Mission Commander [[Brian Foo]] won second place overall. Their space-hotel, Endeavor, was also selected as the best technical report of the competition.

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	==2010 Contest==		==2010 Contest==

−	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS will once again compete in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consists of [[Ben Paul]], [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consists of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge is to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives.	+	In [[2009-10\|2010]] OCESS will once again compete in the Senior challenge, this year with two separate teams. The first team consists of [[Ben Paul]], [[Maclean Rouble]], [[Matt Farkas-Dyck]], [[Ian Martin]] and [[Amalissa Hum]], while the second team consists of [[Bryce Storey]], [[Samuel Baltz]], [[Rutger Theodoor Ronald Jansen van Doorn Campbell]], [[Peter Macdonald]], and [[Yvonne Ho]]. The challenge is to protect the Earth from an incoming Near Earth Object, without any form of explosives.