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McMurdo Ground Station Science Workshop

Presentations

McMurdo Ground Station Background and History - Ken Jezek

NASA's Ground Network (GN) Space Communications and Data Transport, Bill Watson

USAP Terascan Satellite Data Systems Overview, Kathie Hill

Dan Lubin

Satellite Observed Variability in the Antarctic Sea Ice Cover and an Assessment of Errors, Joey Comiso

Long duration Infrared Observations of Atmospheric Composition over Antarctica, Tom Hawat

Real-time Generation of Winds and Sea Ice Motion from MODIS, Jeff Key

Formation of pancake ice in a wave field, Hayley Shen Corrected/Updated April 22, 2004

Impact Experiments on GMAO Data Assimilation and Forecast Systems with MODIS winds during MOWSAP, Yanqui Zhu

Alexander Braun

MGS Reception/Transmission Test, Matthew Lazzara and Mike Comberiate

Overview of AMPS-Polar MM5 real-time forecasting for Antarctica and plans for the assimilation of EOS data, David Bromwich

Alaska Satellite Facility Support for the McMurdo Ground Station, Don Atwood

Operational Applications of EOS to NPOESS Sensor Data, Art Cayette

The National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System [NPOESS] Program Overview and System Performance, Scott Turek and James Valenti

NPOESS Direct Readout, John Overton

A Geophysical Processing System for Mapping the Ross Sea Ice Conditions using Envisat ASAR Data the U.S. National Ice Center, Towanda Street

The meteorological and remote sensing operations of the British Antarctic Survey, Steve Colwell

Science applications of ARIES data at BAS, Andrew Fleming


This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grants No. OPP-0412586, OPP-0088058 and OPP-0126262. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Science Foundation.