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Blog 2017 04 21 Spring
We reviewed our poster with Team 24 this week. We got a good idea of what they were doing and some constructive feedback for our own poster. Everything seems to be wrapping up. The website was split up into something that was more useful instead of being all on one page.
This weekend we are planning on meeting up with the Avionics team and integrate our work with theirs. I also hope to make the interface a little bit more intuitive, add some more controls and an actual rocket.
I do not have the Arduino so I can only see the data being mocked when with the rest of the team. There is a problem with the table not updating when the user goes to a different part of the website. When the user goes back to the table it is empty. It just starts displaying data from the second that the user goes back to the table, none of the previous data.
I was able to finally get the 2D Dynamic line graph code I made working on a website that I made working. The time and altitude adjusts to real time of the data during the rocket flight. We also reviewed and had our poster reviewed of group 24 this week as well.
We have integration with the electronic team on Saturday. Update our poster and have Dr. Squires to take a look at it. If she approves have the final sent in. Clean up any issues before the code freeze that is coming up. If I finish my part early help my anyone in my group so that we can all finish before the freeze.
The issue this week a simple script src issue. I was so busy with other homework this week that I missed this simple error.
This week we finally integrated the frontend and the backend. The web site will get data (currently being faked by an Arduino) and represent the position of the fake rocket on a 3D display showing the terrain of the launch site.
This weekend we are planning to met with the avionics team to do integration testing with their side of the system. There are also some more things to discuss about the final protocol. Later in the week, I hope to smooth the rough edges out of the frontend and get it looking really nice.
The 3D components of the frontend took a little longer to get together than I anticipated, but no major problems.
OSU High-Altitude Rocket Team