EMILY to collect sea-level data to improve hurricane forecasts
Ozone Monitoring using Skywisp® UxSRTO
Monitoring Marine Debris using two Small UxSRTO
Monitoring Marine Sanctuaries with PUMA
| Date
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Platform
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Project
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| 2005
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Altair
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NOAA/NASA fly Altair over Channel Islands Marine National monument. Flights reached altitudes of 45,000 ft and duration of 18.4 hours.
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| 2005
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Aerosonde
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NOAA/NASA fly Aerosonde into tropical storm Ophelia off North Carolina Coast
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| 2006
|
Silver Fox and Manta
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Flight tests by NOAA from Upolo Point, Hawaii
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| 2006
|
Altair
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NASA/USDA-FS/NOAA Fire Mission with Altair
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| 2007
|
Aerosonde
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NOAA/NASA make first unmanned flight into a hurricane (Noel)
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| 2008
|
Manta
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Glacier ice and melt pond mapping demonstration in Greenland
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| 2008
|
ScanEagle
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Successfully launched from NOAA ship Oscar Dyson in preparation for study of ice seals in Bering Sea
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| 2009
|
WISDOM
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Weather In-Situ Deployment Optimization Method program developed at NOAA OAR
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| 2009
|
ScanEagle
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Ice Seal imaging demonstration in Bering Sea
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| 2010
|
Global Hawk
|
NASA/NOAA Global Hawk Pacific (GloPac) Experiment with first flight from California to Alaska to 85°N latitude and back
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| 2010
|
Global Hawk
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NASA/NOAA Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes (GRIP) Experiment with first flight of Global Hawk over high-impact ocean storms
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| 2011
|
VTOL
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Penguin photography demonstration in Antarctica with Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL)
|
| 2011
|
Manta
|
Soot Transport, Absorption, and Deposition Study (STADS) in Norway
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| 2011
|
Global Hawk
|
NOAA/NASA Winter Storm Pacific and Atmospheric Reviers (WISPAR) Experiment with first release of high-altitude dropsonde in the Arctic
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| 2011
|
PUMA
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US Coast Guard/NOAA Simulated Oil Spill Exercise
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| 2012
|
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Field testing of methane and trace gas sensing payload for potential UAS applications
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| 2012
|
PUMA and Aeryon Scout VTOL
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Steller sea lion demonstration in Aleutian Sea
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| 2012
|
Global Hawk
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NOAA Scientists Part of NASA-Led Mission to Study The Damaging Storms With Unmanned Aircraft, New Instruments
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