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# Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz Observatory (GUSTO)


Preferred citation (DataCite format):   
  Baller, Alyssa; Dolana, David (2020): Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz Observatory (GUSTO). University of Arizona Research Data Repository. Presentation. https://doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.12307187


Corresponding Author:  
  Alyssa Baller, University of Arizona, Lunar & Planetary Laboratory, aballer@email.arizona.edu


License:  
  CC0


DOI:  
  https://doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.12307187



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## Summary

This talk was presented on 2020 April 18 at the 2019-20 NASA Arizona Space Grant Symposium. The event was virtually available via Zoom.


Submitted abstract:

Specialized cleanrooms are used to protect and ensure the safety of 
flight hardware such as telescope optics, cryostats, and lasers. Inside 
the cleanroom, the GUSTO team will integrate flight electronics, optics 
and mechanical support elements into a 150-liter liquid helium cryostat. 
My area of responsibility focused on setting up and monitoring 
components of the cleanroom such as air particle counts, humidity, 
temperature, and safety of electrostatic discharge (ESD) while handling 
hardware. To ensure that personal contaminates are not introduced to the 
instruments, precautions are taken. All personnel working in the 
cleanroom must adhere to requirements of gowning procedures that include 
the wearing of smocks, hairnets, face masks, ESD shoes, and ESD wrist 
straps. With the required procedures, proper set-up of the cleanroom, 
and continuous monitoring of the lab environment, there is greater 
assurance of mission success due to the reduction of risks associated 
with payload integration. 



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## Files and Folders


AZSG Symposium 2020 Baller_Alyssa.pptx: Microsoft PowerPoint presentation of research conducted during the 2019-20 NASA Arizona Space Grant program



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## Materials & Methods

- Microsoft PowerPoint needed to open file



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## Additional Notes

This item is part of 2020 NASA Arizona Space Grant Symposium presentations collection, which is available here: 
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