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WG lead: C Miller Airborne Science Takeaways from ASTM2 above.nasa.gov @NASA_ABoVE Revised White Paper Structure ExecuKve Summary IntroducKon FoundaKonal Measurement Strategy MulK-Freq Radar (UAVSAR, AirMOSS/G-III)


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Airborne Science Takeaways from ASTM2

WG lead: C Miller

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Revised White Paper Structure

  • ExecuKve Summary
  • IntroducKon
  • FoundaKonal Measurement Strategy

– MulK-Freq Radar (UAVSAR, AirMOSS/G-III) – LIDAR/Hyperspectral (LVIS, AV-NG, HyTES, PRISM/ER-2) – Alaska Transects – mature, well defined & jusKfied – Canadian Transects – Need significant work

  • Case Studies
  • Satellite Data ConsideraKons
  • Integra5ng Partners into ABoVE Airborne Ac5vites

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IdenKfied Gaps

  • Snow
  • Albedo/Energy Balance
  • Water Balance
  • US Partner RS, site prioriKes
  • Canadian RS, site prioriKes
  • More detailed discussion of scaling issues and needs for RS data that

cover a range spaKal and temporal scales and biogeophysical gradients

  • Driving quesKons à Measurement & Sampling Requirements à Airborne

Planning

  • Modeling/Modelers – Is this the data they want/need to improve LSMs for

ABR ecosystems & dynamics

  • IdenKfy nexus locaKons where large transects intersect as foci for

concentrated, mulK-scale research, eg Fairbanks = intersecKon of AK boreal Interior E-W transect and Dalton Highway N-S transect – SCALING ISSUE

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ABoVE Airborne Campaign Design

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  • THANK YOU – Working Groups have provided

excellent inputs during the ASTM

  • These will form the new basis for a document
  • Team review and feedback are criKcal
  • Time frame is immediate
  • Send materials to Charles.E.Miller@jpl.nasa.gov
  • Writers & wriaen contribuKons eagerly accepted