NASA’s Science Mission Directorate has selected proposals for the solicited SAGE III on ISS Science Team program. The individuals selected for this team, from a variety of diverse institutions, will conduct studies using the data from the SAGE III instrument to help better understand the composition of Earth’s atmosphere and how it’s evolving. These ten individuals, selected by competitive solicitation, will provide data analysis and independent validation, limb scatter retrieval algorithm development and adaptation, assessments of atmospheric composition, studies of clouds and aerosols, contributions to modeling efforts, and multi-sensor data product development. You can find descriptions of each member’s proposed work here.
SAGE III/ISS Science Team Members:
Peter Bernath/Old Dominion University
Mian Chin/Goddard Space Flight Center
Sean Davis/Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, Boulder
Glenn Jaross/Goddard Space Flight Center
Lars Kalnajs/University of Colorado, Boulder
Travis Knepp/Langley Research Center
Katherine Emma Knowland/Universities Space Research Association, Columbia
Stanley Sander/Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Jean-Paul Vernier/National Institute of Aerospace Associates
Hsiang-Jui (Ray) Wang/Georgia Institute of Technology
Jun Wang/University of Iowa, Iowa City
