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Notes from the Field

    Final Flight for DBSAR

    Maryland    8:00 p.m. Rafael Rincon: I am calling from the Bay Bridge in Maryland, on my way to Goddard after a long day at Wallops.  I’m almost there, after the final flight for the DBSAR on this campaign.  It’s been a very long, but a very good day.  The DBSAR worked beautifully, with no hiccups […]

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    Exploring the Everglades

    Maryland   10:00 p.m. Rafael Rincon: Today was a really good day – things went really smoothly and we successfully acquired a lot of good data without any glitches.   The flights today were over the Everglades and the Florida keys. It was very scenic, and I wanted to get some pictures out the window but I […]

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    Smooth Flying

    Homestead, Florida    7:35 a.m. Rafael Rincon: Good morning!  It’s early here, but we have been working already for a few hours.   I’m standing outside the airplane, and we are getting ready to board for today’s flight.  We made sure that everything is in place, and we are ready to go, as soon as they call […]

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    A Week of Woeful Weather

    West River, Maryland    11:10 p.m. This is Joanne Howl, the writer for this blog.  Normally I take a back seat, not speaking myself but sharing the stories that the science team brings to me each day.   Today I wanted to take a moment to speak as myself. After a week layoff, the team is back […]

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    Eco-3D Biographies

    The Eco-3D campaign has been supported by many people, including scientists, engineers, flight crew, students, professors and others.   The biographies below are limited to members of the Ec0-3D Field and Aircraft Campaign 2011. Charles Gatebe, Ph.D.          Principal Investigator CAR Dr. Gatebe works at Goddard Space Flight Center as a scientist and group lead with the […]

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    Data Acquired and Lessons Learned

    Maryland,  8:45 p.m. From Rafael Rincon: I’m back in Maryland, and calling in as we drive from Wallops, Virginia to Goddard in Maryland. It’s been a very long day, but rewarding.  We’ve gathered a lot of data and learned more about our instruments, so we have to say this leg of the mission was exhausting […]

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    International Forests

    Bangor, ME   10:00 p.m. From Rafael Rincon: I’m pretty busy tonight, even though it’s already late.  I’m in the hotel room after a long day, and I have had to bring the computer from the P3 to the room to do some trouble shooting tonight.   I’ll be working very late again, it looks like, but […]

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    Return to the Northern Flights

    Bangor, Maine   10:00 p.m. EDT   I’m Rafael Rincon, the principal investigator for DB-SAR, and I’m glad to tell you that things went very smoothly today.  It was a good start to what should be a great week in the field. I flew on the P3 last week and will be working this set of […]

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    Success: Short but Sweet

    Bangor, ME  6 p.m. EDT From Jon Ranson: We had a great day and gathered fantastic data.  It felt so good to be working and getting the data – finally.  Unfortunately, our flight only lasted three hours.  Then the Mission Manager, Martin Nowicki, came out of the cabin with a serious look on his face.  […]

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