2009 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
2009 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
2009 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
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epeat pass data were collected over<br />
the adjacent Sacramento delta region to<br />
examine potential stresses in the levee<br />
system (PI Jones).<br />
Volcano –related Deformation in the Cascades,<br />
Aleutians, and Yellowstone<br />
The G-III flew 51.4 hrs in support of<br />
Principal Investigator Paul Lundgren’s<br />
study of deformation related to magma<br />
movement in the Cascades, the Alaskan<br />
Aleutian Islands, and Yellowstone. The<br />
cascades were flown en route to and from<br />
two deployments to Anchorage, Alaska<br />
(June 21-23 and September 28- October<br />
2, <strong>2009</strong>). The Aleutians were flown on<br />
June 22 and September 29 using two<br />
sorties for each collection. (A refueling<br />
stop at Adak Is was necessary to complete<br />
each collection.) Baseline Imagery for<br />
Yellowstone was collected en route to New<br />
England on June 31, <strong>2009</strong>.<br />
Figure 9:<br />
G-III/UAVSAR Flight Crew at Adak Is.<br />
For more information, visit: http://desdyni.<br />
jpl.nasa.gov/<br />
Figure 10:<br />
Aleutian Islands Flight Lines.<br />
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