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NASA's Direction in Earth Science Missions and Technology

Jason J. Hyon

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This viewgraph presentation provides an overview of NASA's direction in Earth Science Missions and Technology by providing information on NASA's Earth Science objectives, mission and technology requirements, current Earth Science missions, technologies, and priorities at NASA, technology approaches and future mission concepts.

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This viewgraph presentation provides an overview of NASA's direction in Earth Science Missions and Technology by providing information on NASA's Earth Science objectives, mission and technology requirements, current Earth Science missions, technologies, and priorities at NASA, technology approaches and future mission concepts.

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This viewgraph presentation provides an overview of NASA's direction in Earth Science Missions and Technology by providing information on NASA's Earth Science objectives, mission and technology requirements, current Earth Science missions, technologies, and priorities at NASA, technology approaches and future mission concepts.

Key concepts: Earth observation, Earth system science, Earth (classical element), Earth observation satellite, Aeronautics, Astrobiology, Engineering, Systems engineering

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