Hurricane and Severe Storms Sentinel (HS3) Mission 2012
Andrew and Patrick preparing to install the CPL data system onto Global Hawk.
Andrew and Patrick with the main CPL instrument ready to install.
Experiment Information:
The HS3 flights in September 2012 are the first in a series of science flights for HS3 using the NASA Global Hawk unmanned platforms. Two Global Hawk aircraft will be used to make measurements in and around hurricanes. One platform is outfitted with sensors to probe inside hurricanes. The other platform is outfitted to study the environment around hurricanes. Information on the HS3 mission, science objectives, and instrument payload can be found at the HS3 web site. The HS3 flights are conducted out of Wallops Flight Facility in Wallops Island, Virginia.
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