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ICESat-2: Science Definition Team
ICESat-2: Science Definition Team
The Science Definition Team (SDT) is a group of competitively selected scientists (selected in February 2012) who help with defining the science goals and provide guidance and advice to the ICESat-2 project to ensure the mission meets its science requirements.
- Bea Csatho, Univ. at Buffalo: ice sheets, SDT Leader
- Sinead Farrell, ESSIC, UMD: sea ice
- Helen Fricker, Scripps Institution of Oceanography: ice sheets
- Dave Harding, NASA GSFC: solid earth
- Mike Jasinski, NASA GSFC: hydrology
- Ron Kwok, JPL: sea ice
- Michael Lefsky, Colorado State Univ.: vegetation
- Dan Lubin, Scripps Institution of Oceanography: atmospheric science
- James Morison, Univ. of Washington: Arctic oceans
- Ross Nelson, NASA/GSFC: vegetation
- Amy Neuenschwander, Univ. of Texas: vegetation
- Steve Palm, SSAI: atmospheric science
- Bob Schutz, Univ. of Texas: geodesy
- CK Shum, Ohio State Univ.: ice sheets
- Ben Smith, Univ. of Washington: ice sheets
- Jay Zwally, NASA GSFC: ice sheets
ICESat-2 Status
Mission Status: Phase C
- Design and Development
Instrument Status: Phase C
- Design and Development
Next SDT meeting:
GSFC, Greenbelt, MD
May 8 - 9, 2013
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