Geospace Dynamics Constellation

Geospace Dynamics Constellation: Membership | Documents and Reports | Public Comments

Documents and Reports

Reports

As a subcommittee of HPAC, all reports from the GDC STDT are made to that parent committee. After acceptance by HPAC, each STDT report is posted here.

Presentations to STDT

As a subcommittee of HPAC, all presentations from the GDC STDT are made to that parent committee. After acceptance by HPAC, each STDT presentation is posted here.

Public Comments

As a subcommittee of HPAC, all public comments from the GDC STDT are made to that parent committee. After acceptance by HPAC, each STDT public comment is posted here.

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