NASA's Applied Sciences: Natural Disasters Program
NASA's Applied Sciences: Natural Disasters Program
- Neue Suche nach: Kessler, Jason L.
- Neue Suche nach: Kessler, Jason L.
Fully utilize current and near-term airborne and spaceborne assets and capabilities. NASA spaceborne instruments are for research but can be applied to natural disaster response as appropriate. NASA airborne instruments can be targeted specifically for disaster response. Could impact research programs. Better flow of information improves disaster response. Catalog capability, product, applicable disaster, points of contact. Ownership needs to come from the highest level of NASA - unpredictable and irregular nature of disasters requires contingency funding for disaster response. Build-in transfer of applicable natural disaster research capabilities to operational functionality at other agencies (e.g., USFS, NOAA, FEMA...) at the outset, whenever possible. For the Decadal Survey Missions, opportunities exist to identify needs and requirements early in the mission design process. Need to understand additional needs and commitments for meeting the needs of the disaster community. Opportunity to maximize disaster response and mitigation from the Decadal Survey Missions. Additional needs or capabilities may require agency contributions.
Dokumentinformationen
NASA's Applied Sciences: Natural Disasters Program
Pre-Symposium Workshop: Space Based Information for Disaster Preparedness and Risk Management
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2010
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Kathmandu, Nepal
International Symposium: Benefiting from Earth Observation
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2010
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Kathmandu, Nepal
2010-10-02
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