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Center Independent Research & Development: JPL IRAD

Extreme Weather Instrument Technologies for the Next Earth Science Decadal Survey (PATH)

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Extreme Weather Instrument Technologies for the Next Earth Science Decadal Survey

Develop technologies necessary for Extreme Weather instruments and missions relevant to the next decadal surveyDevelop technologies necessary for Extreme Weather instruments and missions relevant to the next decadal survey. Perform systems study to determine driving requirements. Perform LEO V GEO observation scenario study. Develop 60 GHz antenna technology suitable for LEO or GEO temperature sounding.

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Organizations Performing Work	Role	Type	Location
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)	Lead Organization	FFRDC/UARC	Pasadena, California

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