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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs office plans to implement a tiered approach to evaluating company data-protection plans for satellites.
NOAA engineers had made some progress in restoring the performance of the Advanced Baseline Imager on the GOES-17 satellite as of 2019-07-24, but had not fully corrected the problem or determined its root cause.
The CJS spending bill includes $408,000,000 for NOAA’s GOES geostationary weather satellite program.
The CJS spending bill includes $928 for NOAA’s polar weather satellite program and provides $50,000,000 above the administration’s request for that program.
The first Joint Polar Satellite System weather satellite was renamed NOAA-20 after its 2018-11-18 launch.
NOAA anticipates launching JPSS-3 in 2026 and JPSS-4 in 2031, subject to change depending on the status of satellites in orbit.
XpressSar of Arlington, Virginia received a NOAA license in 2015 for four SAR satellites.
NOAA requested $878,000,000 for JPSS in its fiscal year 2019 budget request, which includes funding for the Polar Follow-On program for the third and fourth JPSS satellites.
NOAA requested $408,400,000 for GOES in its fiscal year 2019 budget request.
Companies selected in the second round must make their final data deliveries to NOAA by the end of June 2019.
NOAA is seeking GPS radio occultation data from satellites to support weather forecasting models for the second round of the Commercial Weather Data Pilot.