HostTiffany Nail Launch Services Support Specialist |
Go behind the scenes for an in-depth look at NOAA-N, the latest in the series of advanced TIROS-N (ATN) satellites. The spacecraft's enhanced instruments will help provide a polar-orbiting platform to support multiple Earth-observing tasks. Program date/time: May 9, 2005, 7:00 p.m. EDT This program has concluded. The following individuals are our Grand Prize Winners. They will each receive a NASA Direct NOAA-N prize pack! - John Boring from Capac - Harriet from Baton Rouge + View Questions |
Special Guest:James Kennedy Kennedy Space Center Director |
Mission Introduction + View Introduction |
Special Guest:Karen Halterman NASA POES Project Manager |
Overview: The POES series of satellites ensures that each part of Earth is observed at least every 12 hours. Halterman tells us more about the NASA/NOAA partnership. + View Presentation + View Search and Rescue Video |
Special Guest:Capt. Paul Lucyk Launch Weather Officer |
Overview: What weather conditions are required for a safe launch? Lucyk explains, and shares the latest launch day forecast. + View Weather Forecast |
Special Guest:Omar Baez NASA Launch Manager |
Overview: Baez describes how the Delta II launch vehicle was prepared for flight and gives a briefing on the status of NOAA-N's countdown and launch. + View Launch Status Briefing + View Launch Services Program Overview |
Special Guest:Steve Pszcolka Observatory Manager NOAA-N |
Overview: Pszcolka discusses spacecraft integration and testing. Note: Pszcolka and Mazur (below) "question and answer" sessions were combined into a single segment for this webcast. |
Special Guest:Bill Mazur Polar Satellite Acquisition Manager |
Overview: Mazur will answer questions about the changes made to NOAA-N, the uses that POES data routinely provides. He will also describe the new cooperative program with the European community. + View Briefing and Question & Answer Session + View Webcast Closing |