Stakeholder Interactions

• September 25th: Asked for current spacesim members to help out, first got in contact with Colin

• October 13th: Talked about preliminary status reports and planning, got legacy orbit code from Colin

• October 20th: I went over our refined timeline with Colin. Colin used this timeline to put into a "taskforce application", which just means that he got together a few other people at spacesim and that we've given our timeline as an external promise at this point. Also, Colin whiteboarded feature requests with spacesim members.

• November 2nd: Tried to get a demo, but Colin was studying for SATs.

• November 9th: Got a demo! Just the GUI, relayed over jupyter notebook. Initial feedback: "whoa." Colin pointed out some stability issues and some unintuitive UI elements, which should be refined.

• November 16th: Colin wasn't there. Tried to get a demo with our backup person (Nova), but we couldn't find a time we were both available. Hopefully demo next week.

• November 23rd: Nova was there! We had a voice call, other people got to see the demo, lots of talk about it, most of it put into the #28 issue. In addition, someone even put in a vote for topographical maps being implemented! Woof, that's a lot of work. Audrey, "Queen of Servers," asked if I wanted a VM provisioned on one of the VM Cloud servers. What a wild demo.