Training Schedule Time: (June 3 – 6, 2014 and June 9 – 13, 2014) Week 1 (June 3 - 6, 2014) June 3, 2014 Tuesday 9:00 -9:20 Welcome and introduction (Masha) 9:20 – 10:20 Introduction of space weather (overview) –

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• Space weather
• Solar telescopes
• Space observatories
• Space probes
• Planetary science
• STEREO
• Solar flare
• International Space Station
• Homework
• Van Allen Probes

1 MODIS Ocean Science Team Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document ATBD 19 Case 2 Chlorophyll a

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• Earth observation satellites
• Oceanography
• Physical quantities
• Colored dissolved organic matter
• Organic chemistry
• Water
• Chlorophyll
• SeaWiFS
• Coastal Zone Color Scanner
• Moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer
• Ocean color
• Scattering

Monitoring Global Agriculture Production with MODIS and Landsat Imagery Source: USDA/NASA Global Agriculture Monitoring System (GAMS)- http://glam1.gsfc.nasa.gov/ MODIS-Aqua 8-day NDVI Image (Jan 9-16, 2013)

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• Landsat program
• United States Department of Agriculture
• Agricultural economics
• Export credit agencies
• Foreign Agricultural Service
• United States trade policy
• World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates
• Landsat 7
• Agriculture
• Normalized Difference Vegetation Index
• Commodity

PDS 2016 Meeting and Reporting Calendar January Su M Tu W Th 3

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• Julian calendar
• Cal
• Invariable Calendar

Agenda (DAY ONE) Sounding Rocket Working Group Meeting 7 June 2016 NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Building 32, Room:00 A.M.

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• Sounding rocket
• Goddard Space Flight Center

cddiswebinar_20150722_v7.pptx

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• Satellite navigation systems
• Satellite navigation
• IGS
• EOSDIS
• Quasi-Zenith Satellite System
• Galileo
• GLONASS
• Global Positioning System
• GNSS applications

lensing_power_log_2016feb

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Juno Math: Exploring Jupiter’s Gravitational Field All objects in the universe produce a gravitational force, and in our solar system, the second largest source of gravity after the sun is the magnificent planet

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• Spaceflight
• New Frontiers program
• Unmanned spacecraft
• Jupiter
• Juno
• Orbit
• Asteroid
• Satellite
• Planet
• Mass
• Exploration of Jupiter
• Gravity assist

NASA/TMRev-Vol II James L. Mueller, Giulietta S. Fargion and Charles R. McClain, Editors J. L. Mueller, C. Pietras, S. B. Hooker, R.W. Austin, M. Miller, K.D. Knobelspiesse, R. Frouin, B. Holben and K. Voss,

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• Oceanography
• Earth observation satellites
• SeaWiFS
• FEL lamp
• CTD
• Radiometric calibration
• Calibration
• Remote sensing
• Ocean color
• Infrared

College of Marine Science

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• Radiometry
• Physical quantities
• Visibility
• Earth observation satellites
• Spectroscopy
• Solar irradiance
• Optical depth
• Rayleigh scattering
• Moderate-resolution imaging spectroradiometer
• Transmittance
• SeaWiFS
• Irradiance