Developing the NOAA Next Generation Hyperspectral Microwave Sensor (HyMS): Instrument Concept and Demonstration of Benefits for the NOAA Mission

Gambacorta, Antonia; Kotsakis, Alexander; Kroodsma, Rachael; Fritts, Matthew; Mohammed, Priscilla; Johnson, Joel; Andrews, Mark; Nicholls, Stephen; Shahroudi, Narges; Stegmann, Patrick; Coon, Michael; Kielbasa, Chase; Robles, David; Weingord, Sam; Ames, Troy; Makrivadr, Vikram; Mountford, Thomas; Zhou, Yuchen; Hashimi, Sayed; Lucey, Jared; Gambini, Fabrizio; Torres, Victor; Serbin, Shawn; Stephen, Mark; Piepmeier, Jeffrey

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Developing the NOAA Next Generation Hyperspectral Microwave Sensor (HyMS): Instrument Concept and Demonstration of Benefits for the NOAA Mission

2025
By Gambacorta, Antonia ; Kotsakis, Alexander ; Kroodsma, Rachael ; ...

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Gambacorta, Antonia ; Kotsakis, Alexander ; Kroodsma, Rachael ; Fritts, Matthew ; Mohammed, Priscilla ; Johnson, Joel ; Andrews, Mark ; Nicholls, Stephen ; Shahroudi, Narges ; Stegmann, Patrick ; Coon, Michael ; Kielbasa, Chase ; Robles, David ; Weingord, Sam ; Ames, Troy ; Makrivadr, Vikram ; Mountford, Thomas ; Zhou, Yuchen ; Hashimi, Sayed ; Lucey, Jared ; Gambini, Fabrizio ; Torres, Victor ; Serbin, Shawn ; Stephen, Mark ; Piepmeier, Jeffrey
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. ; University of Maryland, College Park. Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center. ; Morgan State University. ; Ohio State University. ; SSAI, Inc. ; Newton Engineering. ; Genesis Engineering. ; University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Center for Research and Exploration in Space Science and Technology II.
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service) ; SAE (Office of Systems Architecture and Engineering)
Description:

This document presents the instrument design, performance analysis and calibration results for the CoSMIR-H (Compact Scanning Microwave Imaging Radiometer - High frequency) instrument following its deployment in the WH2yMSIE field campaign.
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This project was funded through the Joint Venture Partnerships Program, Office of Systems Architecture and Engineering (SAE), NOAA/NESDIS.
Keywords:

Compact Scanning Microwave Imaging Radiometer CoSMIR-H High Frequency Joint Venture Partnerships Program WH2yMSIE
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