Looking for a Science Team

March 15, 2012

Looking for a Science Team

March 15, 2012

The USGS has released a solicitation for a new Landsat Science Team on the Federal Business Opportunities website. The selected science team will conduct research on issues pertinent to Landsat and help to better inform decisions about the Landsat archive, the Landsat Data Continuity Mission, and the future of Landsat. The solicitation response date is May 15, 2012.

For further information:
+ Landsat Science Team solicitation notice
+ Landsat Science Team solicitation; click on “Search Public Opportunities,” and then search for “Landsat,” and click on the “Landsat Science Team” link.

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