NASA- ESPO TC4
Two Columns
TC4; Presentations
Wednesday, 25 April
8:00a Coffee/Registration
Moderator - Mike Kurylo
9:00a Introductions, NASA Headquarters perspective, TC4 security - Mike Kurylo/ Hal Maring
9:30a Overview of the TC4 mission and scientific objectives - Brian Toon
10:00a Scientific opportunities and practical realities of the meteorology near Costa Rica - Dave Starr
10:30a Break
Moderator - Hal Maring
11:00a Logistics for integration sites, Costa Rica, and Panama - Marilyn Vasques & Kathy Thompson
12:00n Lunch
Moderator - Brian Toon
1:15p ER-2 payload and objectives - Paul Newman/Steve Platnick
1:45p WB-57F payload and objectives - Eric Jensen/Steve Wofsy
2:15p DC-8 payload and objectives - Mark Schoeberl/Paul Wennberg
2:45p Ideas for aircraft instrument intercomparisons - Eric Jensen/Paul Wennberg
3:00p Break
3:30p Subpanel meetings
- DC-8 - Mark Schoeberl/Paul Wennberg
- ER-2 - Paul Newman/Steve Platnick
- TC4 Science Objectives: Solar Spectral Irradiance
- Scanning HIS: Upwelling and Downwelling Emission Spectra from the ER2
- CRS and EDOP Measurements During TC4
- Properties of Cirrus Clouds during TC4 with the MODIS Airborne Simulator
- The ER-2 CLOUD PHYSICS LIDAR
- Compact Scanning Submillimeter-wave Imaging Radiometer
- Aircraft Measurements of IR Irradiance - Radiative Effects of Tropical Cirrus
- Advanced Microwave Precipitation Radiometer
- WB-57F - Eric Jensen/Steve Wofsy
Thursday, 26 April
8:00a Coffee/registration
Moderator - Eric Jensen
9:00a Aura validation science and mission strategy - Mark Schoeberl
9:30a CloudSat science goals and mission strategy - Jay Mace
10:00a CALIPSO science goals and mission strategy - Chip Trepte
10:30a Break
Thursday, 26 April (continued)
Moderator - Mark Schoeberl
11:00a Cirrus cloud microphysics science goals and mission strategy - Jay Mace
11:30a Aqua validation science and mission strategy - Steve Platnick
12:00n Lunch
Moderator - Paul Newman
1:30p Water vapor/isotopes science goals and mission strategy - Eric Jensen
2:00p Atmospheric chemistry in the TTL science goals and mission strategy - Paul Wennberg
2:30p Dynamics of the TTL science goals and mission strategy - Paul Newman
3:00p Break
Moderator - Dave Starr
3:30p Subpanel meetings
- Ground-based instruments and balloons - John Gerlach/Anne Thompson
- Forecasting/flight planning - Lenny Pfister/Rennie Selkirk
- Mission strategy for validation - Jay Mace/Steve Platnick/Mark Schoeberl/ Chip Trepte
Friday, 27 April
8:00a Coffee/registration
8:30a Logistics FAQs and reminders - Marilyn Vasques & Kathy Thompson
8:45a Real-Time Mission Monitor
Moderator - Steve Wofsy
9:00a Report from DC-8 subpanel meeting - Mark Schoeberl/Paul Wennberg
9:10a Report from the mission strategy for validation subpanel meeting -Jay Mace/ Steve Platnick/Mark Schoeberl/Chip Trepte
9:20a Report from WB-57F subpanel meeting - Eric Jensen/Steve Wofsy
9:40a Report from ER-2 subpanel meeting - Paul Newman/Steve Platnick
10:00a Break
Moderator - Steve Platnick
10:30a Report from ground-based instruments subpanel meeting - John Gerlach/Anne Thompson
10:45a Report from the forecasting/flight planning subpanel meeting - Lenny Pfister/Rennie Selkirk
11:00a General discussion
11:30a Adjourn
ESPO News:
NOVICE: ESPO is supporting the NOVICE instrument development mission out of Ellington Field TX during September '08.
ARCTAS: The ESPO led ARCTAS mission (Spring and Summer, 2008) has completed very successfully. The NASA DC-8, P-3 and B-200 flew a combined total of 55 sorties and 538 flight hours including the California Air Resource Board CARB study from Palmdale, CA and Ames Research Center.
ESPO is looking forward to supporting the DFRC based NASA Global Hawk development and related UAS missions in 2009.
