Rapid Prototype of Earth Observing Digital Twin of the NESDIS Ground System

Esmaili, Rebekah; Narasimhan, Krish; Schoeberl, Mark; Wang, Yi; Daniel, David; Choi, Tiffanie

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Rapid Prototype of Earth Observing Digital Twin of the NESDIS Ground System

2023
By Esmaili, Rebekah ; Narasimhan, Krish ; Schoeberl, Mark ; ...

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Joint Venture Partnerships Program - Rapid Prototype of Earth Observing Digital Twin of the NESDIS Ground System
Personal Author:

Esmaili, Rebekah ; Narasimhan, Krish ; Schoeberl, Mark ; Wang, Yi ; Daniel, David ; Choi, Tiffanie
Corporate Authors:

Science and Technology Corporation (Hampton, Va.)
NOAA Program & Office:

NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service) ; SAE (Office of Systems Architecture and Engineering)
Description:

A digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical system and is used throughout industry to monitor real-time processes, test experimental services, and support decision-making. This report details our development of a prototype digital twin to model core processes in the next-generation NESDIS ground system.
Content Notes:

Final Report prepared for NOAA/NESDIS/SAE Joint Venture Partnerships

Contract Number: 1332KP22CNEEP0013

Report Number: 0002 (Final)

November 30, 2023
Keywords:

Earth Observation Digital Twin EO DT Joint Venture Partnerships Program
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https://doi.org/10.25923/8scm-9r48
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Non-series Report
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Contract No. 1332KP22CNEEP0013
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