2008 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
2008 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
2008 Annual Report - NASA Airborne Science Program
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Throughout FY08, the <strong>NASA</strong> DC-8 aircraft<br />
conducted its flight operations out of this new<br />
facility. The DAOF laboratory, office, and hangar<br />
space supported over 100 scientists this year as<br />
ARCTAS, CARB, AMISA, and the ATV-1 science<br />
missions were prepared and executed from<br />
this facility. The National Suborbital Education<br />
and Research Center at the University of<br />
North Dakota, under a cooperative agreement<br />
with <strong>NASA</strong>, has also established itself at the<br />
DAOF in support of DC-8 science mission<br />
operations.<br />
During FY09, the remainder of lab facilities<br />
and office space will be completed and the<br />
ER-2 and G-III aircraft will begin science<br />
operations from the new facility. The DAOF<br />
is expected to serve as a world-class facility<br />
to support airborne science missions for<br />
years to come.<br />
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