CSSP Call for Community Input and Consent Form

Space Studies Board
Committee on Solar and Space Physics
Call for Community Input and Consent Form

The Committee on Solar and Space Physics is requesting community input on the topic of Agile Responses to Short-Notice Rideshare Opportunities for the NASA Heliophysics Division. The statement of task for this short report can be found here: View SOT

The window for submission of input closes October 1, 2019.

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Please respond to the following three questions:

1. What kinds of solar and space physics science at what locations would be enabled by an agile response to rideshare opportunities? (500 word limit)

2. What types of payloads are suited to these opportunities and why? Rationale might include scientific value in single or multiple locations, ability to be rapidly deployed with short development times, or ability to be shelved until a launch becomes available. (500 word limit)

3. What should the NASA Heliophysics Division consider as they develop and implement a new program that would allow agile responses to future short-notice rideshare opportunities? (500 word limit)

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