Be Part of the Next Landsat Science Team

May 24, 2017

Be Part of the Next Landsat Science Team

May 24, 2017

Source: USGS Landsat
The USGS, in cooperation with NASA, is requesting proposals for membership on the 2018-2023 Landsat Science Team. Academic, industry, and non-governmental scientists and engineers can seek funding through the solicitation on the Federal Business Opportunities webpage. Federal government, as well as international scientists and engineers, may review the document PDF (24KB) for details about submitting non-monetary proposals.
Proposals are due on July 24, 2017.

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