PPT-TEMPO Science Studies:

The G reen P aper Kelly Chance Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory 3 rd TEMPO Science Team Meeting May 27 2015 TEMPO Green Paper TEMPO is required to spend much of its observing time scanning the full field of regard FOR each hour for as much of the daylight portion of the diurnal cycle as we can arrange but certainly to 70. Daniel J. Jacob. Co-Lead, GEO-CAPE Atmosphere Science Working Group. The SWG defines mission requirements,. evaluates implementation options. Science Traceability. Matrix (STM). Science Value. Matrix (SVM). tery$tempo$attoo$ato$$opt tery$tempo$attoo$ato$$potTheegdelabelsarefactorsoftheinputstrings.Thustheycanbestoredinconstantspaceusingpointerstothestrings,whicharestoredseparately.Inafullycompacttrie,any Ken Jucks & Alex . Pszenny. Venture Class within the NASA Earth Science Division. We can do it!. It’s an experiment to get hardware to space at a lower cost.. Industry likes that we are doing it!. Introduction. 5/23/13. 2. This is a five-year program of research to continue and enhance the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) collaboration with Korean scientists on the Geostationary Environment Monitoring Spectrometer (GEMS) Mission.. Ground . Systems: . Cloud. Processing . . Ewan O’Sullivan. John C. Houck. SDPC Software Developers. May. 27, 2015. Cloud code development at SAO. Starting point: OMI Raman-scattering cloud code (OMCLDRR). and O2-O2 cloud research products for TEMPO . Joanna Joiner, contributions from . Eun. -Su Yang, Sasha . Vasilkov. , Yasuko Yoshida, Nick . Krotkov. , Dave . Haffner. , . Wenhan. Qin. Vegetation (and ocean) products. Contribute to Air Pollution Health Effects Research . Yang Liu, Ph.D.. Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health. 1st Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of . Pollution. . (TEMPO) Applications Workshop . Or, “Who knew that replication could be so complicated?”. A little history first…. “Why most published findings are false”. Ioannidis, 2005, biostatistician. Clinical trials, epidemiological studies, molecular research. . Dennis Nicks, Program Manager. TEMPO Science Team Meeting. June 1-2, 2017. dnicks@ball.com. Instrument Test Readiness Review completed 9/2016. Successful review with positive comments from review board. How Early . A. dopters have Succeeded. Bruce Doddridge. On behalf of Doreen Neil. H. ow other Early Adopters have succeeded. Created Applications Working Groups that engaged specific users. , particularly . Joanna Joiner, Alexander . Vasilkov. , . Nick . Krotkov. , Sergey . Marchenko. , . Eun. -Su Yang, Sunny Choi (NASA GSFC). TEMPO Clouds: cloud optical centroid pressure and effective cloud fraction. Default baseline algorithm: OMI rotational-Raman algorithm . Lessons . to be learned from . low . reproducibility of psychological studies. Valentin . Bucik. Department . of Psychology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. tine.bucik@ff.uni-lj.si. 1. 2. th. . Alps. Wendy Pennington. NASA LaRC. TEMPO . Instrument Project Manager. . David Beals. NASA LaRC. TEMPO . Mission . Project Manager. . Capt. Avery Merriex. USAF AFSPC/ADSH. HoPs Program . Manager. . June 1, 2016. . Algorithm . to Infer Vertical Columns from Total Slant Columns. Randall . Martin (Dalhousie, SAO). with . contributions from. Nick . Krotkov. (NASA . Goddard), . Lok. . Lamsal. (NASA Goddard), .