2009 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program

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NASA Science Mission Directorate Ea
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Collaborations and Partnerships FAA
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FROM THE DIRECTOR Welcome to NASA
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PROGRAM ELEMENTS and EXECUTION The
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Langley and Glenn Research Centers
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AVIRIS Science Focus: HQ Sponsor: P
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CASIE Science Focus: HQ Sponsors: P
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Decadal Survey Support Missions Sin
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epeat pass data were collected over
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SWOT Science Focus: HQ Sponsor: PI:
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Figure 13: Installation of the thre
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Figure 16: March 3, NASA P-3 Flight
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Interferometric SAR Ice Mapping in
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Figure 22: Backscatter imagery for
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southern hemisphere over Antarctica
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Western States Fire Science Focus:
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AAFEx HQ sponsor: Aeronautics Resea
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RACORO Sponsor: PI: Ambrose, Dorne
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Instrument Test Flights In FY 2009,
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TWiLiTE In September, 2009 Bruce Ge
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CO2 Laser Sounder During October 20
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AESMIR The AESMIR 2009 test flights
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Science and Requirements The Scienc
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Figure 43: Aircraft Utilization FY
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JASSIWG effort (http://airbornescie
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Aircraft Platforms Introduction The
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Figure 44: Ktech TM data receiving
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NASA’s ER-2 NASA operates two ER-
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FY09 was a busy year for NASA’s W
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NASA’s G-III NASA DFRC operates t
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payload, and enough fuel for a 4-5
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The Twin-Otter continued its airbor
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The Ikhana is a civil variant of th
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Global Hawk NASA Dryden and Northro
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SlERRA The Sensor Integrated Enviro
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Common Data and Communications Syst
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Power Distribution Unit (MPCS/PDU)
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Page 97: COLLABORATIONS and PARTNERSHIPS
Page 100 and 101: on the UAS community and that it is
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Page 113: Recognition and Awards Spring 2009
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Page 121 and 122: APPENDIX A In Memoriam Frank Caldei
Page 123 and 124: APPENDIX B Airborne Program History
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