Helen Conover, University of Alabama in Huntsville Martyn Clark, National Center for Atmospheric ResearchĬlimate Risks in the Water Sector: Advancing the Readiness of Emerging Technologies in Climate Downscaling and Hydrologic Modeling
NeMO-Net – The Neural Multi-Modal Observation & Training Network for Global Coral Reef Assessment The awards are as follows (names hyperlinked to project abstracts): Ved Chirayath, Ames Research Center Enable new Earth observation measurements and information products.Ī total of 137 proposals were evaluated of which 22 have been selected for award.Increase the accessibility and utility of Earth science data and models, and.Reduce the risk, cost, size, and development time of ESD space-based and ground- based information systems,.The objectives of the AIST Program are to identify, develop and demonstrate advanced information system technologies that: The Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) program sought proposals for technology development activities to enable science measurements, make use of data for research, and facilitate practical applications for societal benefit by directly supporting each of the core functions within ESD: research and analysis, flight, and applied sciences. The total amount of all the awards is roughly $25M.
Through ESD’s Earth Science Technology Office a total of 22 proposals will be awarded over a 2-year period. The AIST-16 will provide technologies to reduce the risk and cost of evolving NASA information systems to support future Earth observation and to transform those observations into Earth information. – NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC, has selected proposals for the Advanced Information Systems Technology Program (AIST- 16) in support of the Earth Science Division (ESD).
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