Earth Science (SG) Landing – Menu Bar Convection Links Biomass Burning to Increased Tropical Ozone: However, Models will tend to Overpredict O3Chatfield, R., and A. C. Delany (1990), Convection Links Biomass Burning to Increased Tropical Ozone: However, Models will tend to Overpredict O3, J. Geophys. Res., D11, 18. Are There Interactions of Iodine and Sulfur
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Earth Science (SG) Landing – Menu Bar A Case Study of the Mountain Lee Wave Event of January 6Chan, R., et al. (1992), “A Case Study of the Mountain Lee Wave Event of January 6, Geophys. Res. Lett., 20, 2551–2554. Seasonal LAI in Slash Pine Estimated with Landsat TMCurran, P. J., J. L. Dungan, and
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Earth Science (SG) Landing – Menu Bar Three-dimensional modeling of canopy tree interception of wind-driven rainfallHerwitz, S., and R. E. Slye (1995), Three-dimensional modeling of canopy tree interception of wind-driven rainfall, J. of Hydrology, 168, 205–226. Global patterns of carbon dioxide emissions from soilsRaich, J. W., and C. Potter (1995), Global patterns of carbon dioxide
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Earth Science (SG) Landing – Menu Bar UAS for Remote SensingAmbrosia, V., & Hutt, M. (2011), UAS for Remote Sensing, Geocarto International Journal, 26, 69–70, doi:10.1080/10106049.2011.553507. The Ikhana UAS Western States Fire Imaging Missions: From Concept to Reality (2006–2010)Ambrosia, V., et al. (2011), The Ikhana UAS Western States Fire Imaging Missions: From Concept to Reality
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On the heels of a successful Artemis II test flight, teams at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida are pressing forward for the next Artemis mission. Technicians maneuvered NASA’s massive core stage of the SLS (Space Launch System) rocket inside the agency’s Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at NASA Kennedy on April 28 in preparation for Artemis III, as the Artemis II crew module arrived back at Kennedy for post-flight analysis. The Artemis III core stage will be
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A newly discovered object may be a key to unlocking the true nature of a mysterious class of sources that astronomers have found in the early universe in recent years. A “X-ray dot” found by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory could explain what the hundreds or potentially thousands of these objects are. A paper describing the
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Griffin Rickle Software Engineer Affiliation– NASA Ames Research Center Division– Human Systems Integration Division (TH) Email– griffin.e.rickle@nasa.gov The post Griffin Rickle appeared first on NASA Science. Source link
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