OSAAP Leadership Presentations

This page contains a curation of the most recent presentations delivered by OSAAP leadership communicating NOAA’s plans for developing the next generation of its space-based remote sensing and Earth observation satellite architecture. 

Topics include how NOAA incorporates emerging technologies, commercial launch and data capabilities, evolving ground capabilities, and strategic partnerships.

 

 

Satellite image showing smoke from multiple fires in northern California
View of fires in Northern California, including the Dixie Fire, on August 20, 2021

 

Presentations from OSAAP leadership

The Impact of Earth Observation Data, with a large ship at sea, cracked dirt and wildfire, wind turbines at sea, and a map of natural disasters in the US in 2020
Developing Next-Gen Ground for NOAA's Future Earth Observation Architecture
Maximizing Benefits of Partnerships & Coordination. March 11, 2021
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Our Vision - a selection of satellite imagery displayed on Earth's sphere
Developing NOAA's Next-Gen Earth Observation Capability
Briefing to NOAA's Science Advisory Board: Priorities for Weather Research July 15 2021
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Graph showing Constellation Orbital Configuration for NOAA satellites, including NOAA-20, S-NPP, NOAA-19, NOAA-15, METOP-A, METOP-B, METOP-C, and NOAA-18
Future NOAA Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) Constellation
Temperature & Moisture Sounding for NWP & Future Observations July 12-16, 2021
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Near Term: Obtaining 5000 Daily Occultations. Artist's rendering of COSMIC-2 satellite in orbit above the Earth
NOAA's Radio Occultation Architecture
Current Status and Future Plans April 7 2021
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