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Field Operations Plan

v  GeneralComments&Reminders

v  DeploymentCalendarandDailySchedule

v  FieldRoles&Communica9on

v  ContactInfo

v WeatherSupport

v  UsefulLinks

FINALVERSION:5/18/17

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GeneralComments&Reminders1.  Bringyourpassportsonallflights2.  ReviewSiteOrienta9onpackets3.  Besafe.Beawareofyoursurroundings.4.  ChipMiller,withthesupportofPeterGriffith,willprovideoverallscienceteamdirec9oninthe

field;theywillcoordinatemee9ng9mesandloca9ons,direc9ononscienceflights,communica9onsamongfieldteams,andrepor9ng.

5.  ThePilotinCharge(PIC)isresponsibleforallaircraVsafetycalls,anddecisionsfortakeoff/landing6.  Pleasebeon9meforteammee9ngs,morningprep,andflights7.  Teamleads,pleasebesuretocommunicateallimportantmessagestoyourteaminthefield8.  Thereshouldbeatleast1teamrepateverymee9ng9.  Remembertopackyourownlunchandwaterforflights;stayhydrated–thereareextremelycold/

drycondi9onsontheground10.  Prepareforcoldweathercondi9onsduringflightandontheground;also,notethatsummer

seasonhasmosquitoes11.  PIs/POCs(pereachaircraVteam)remembertosubmitSOFRSreportsdailywhileinthefield12.  DonothesitatetoaddressconcernstoChipMiller,PeterGriffith,orDanHodkinsonwhileinthe

field13.  Foranysafetyconcerns,contactChipMiller,PeterGriffith,ortheCC&Esafetyemailat:

[email protected].  EachaircraVteamsenddailysummaryairbornereportstobothChipandPeter

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AssumpBons1.  Nocoordinatedflying2.  InstrumentPIsandaircraVPICwillde-conflictflightsandtake-off9meswitheachother,forPIteamsandaircraV

basedinthesameloca9onatthesame9me;forissueresolu9on,contactChipMillerorPeterGriffith.3.  Specificloca9ontransitsdatesaredependentonweather,especiallyfortheop9calinstruments(LVIS,AVIRIS);info

belowreflectses9matedloca9onsanddates4.  Detailedschedule,showingloca9onsbreakdown,canbefoundhere:

DeploymentCalendarOverview

9TotalaircraJ

ü  hips://above.nasa.gov/airborne/

ü  7aircraVü  1UAS

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LOCATION May June July August September October

Yellowknife GIII/AirMOSSMooney/ATM-C

C-20A/UAVSARB200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISB-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

B-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-CGIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARB-200/AVIRIS

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Fairbanks GIII/AirMOSSMooney/ATM-C

GIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARMooney/ATM-CTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISMooney/ATM-CTOI/CFISDC-8/ASCENDSB-200/AIRSWOT

Mooney/ATM-CDC-8/ASCENDSTOI/NEONGIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARB-200/AIRSWOT

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Inuvik Mooney/ATM-CTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISB-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

B-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Deadhorse Mooney/ATM-C

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-CTOI/NEON

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Saskatoon B200T/LVIS

B-200/AIRSWOT

B-200/AIRSWOT

Whitehorse Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Nome Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

CambridgeBay B-200/AVIRIS

DeploymentCalendar&LocaBons(colorfontversion)

Note:AircraVloca9onswithinanygiven9meperiodmayvaryduetochangingweathercondi9ons;loca9onsandmonthsshownabovereflectbestes9mates 4

LOCATION May June July August September October

Yellowknife GIII/AirMOSSMooney/ATM-C

C-20A/UAVSARB200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISB-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

B-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-CGIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARB-200/AVIRIS

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Fairbanks GIII/AirMOSSMooney/ATM-C

GIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARMooney/ATM-CTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISMooney/ATM-CTOI/CFISDC-8/ASCENDSB-200/AIRSWOT

Mooney/ATM-CDC-8/ASCENDSTOI/NEONGIII/AirMOSSC-20A/UAVSARB-200/AIRSWOT

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Inuvik Mooney/ATM-CTOI/CFIS

B200T/LVISB-200/AVIRISB-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

B-200/AIRSWOTMooney/ATM-C

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Deadhorse Mooney/ATM-C

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-CTOI/NEON

Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Saskatoon B200T/LVIS

B-200/AIRSWOT

B-200/AIRSWOT

Whitehorse Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

Nome Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C Mooney/ATM-C

CambridgeBay B-200/AVIRIS

DeploymentCalendar&LocaBons(blackfontversion)

Note:AircraVloca9onswithinanygiven9meperiodmayvaryduetochangingweathercondi9ons;loca9onsandmonthsshownabovereflectbestes9mates 5

DailySchedule-NoBonalNotes:1.  SpecificaircraVandinstrumentteamsschedules(takeoff/landing)willvarybasedonloca9on,otheraircraVinthe

area,weather,andsciencegoals;eachinstrumentPIwillcoordinatewiththeIn-FieldScienceLeadsChipMillerandPeterGriffith,aswellaseachothertode-conflictallopera9ons.

2.  IndividualPIandaircraVteamsschedulewillvary;belowisasampleofthegeneralac9vi9estooccureachday

Time AcBvity

WakeUp,Ini9alWx.Checks

WeatherBriefing/Mee9ng

GO,NO-GOcall;informallteam(s)

ArriveatAircraV,InstrumentSet-Up,safetybriefs

Variesbyteam TakeOff(T)

Variesbyteam ScienceSurveys

Variesbyteam Land(L)

Debrief(forthatspecificinstrument/aircraVteam)

Dinner

StayTunedfordirec9onfromChip/Peterforeveningteammee9ngs/debrief

DailyReports(SOFRS,emailsummaries,repor9ng,direc9on,etc.)

T-3-4hours

L+3-4hours

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FieldRoles&CommunicaBon

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TeamCommunicaBonCommunicaBonTools1.  Dailyteammee9ngsinFBOmee9ngrooms(AM/PMop9ons)2.  EmailLists:

Ø  DailyEmailSummaries:A.  Above_airborne_daily:dailyreportsofaircraVflight

ac9vi9esanddatacollec9on(youcanoptoutofthis)B.  [email protected]:text-onlydailyweatherbriefings

byGMAO(youcanoptout)Ø  ChipMillerwillbesendingdailyinforma9onoutontheseemailsto

keepourteamsinformedofwhathappenedinthepast,aswellasfutureplanning

3.  CellPhone&Tex9ngü  TeamcontactinfoisinthebackofthisPPTü  CellphoneserviceispooracrosstheABoVEdomain,especiallyin

remoteareas.Textmessagesaregenerallymorereliablethaneitherphonecallsoremail.Allflightandgroundteamsshouldhavesatellitephonesortheequivalentandmakesurethesearefullychargedandopera9onalbeforeeachdeployment/flight.Suggestfrequentcommschecks,especiallywhenreloca9ngtodifferentFBOsduringadeployment

4.  AircraVIridium:foremergenciesonly5.  WebEx–considerusingWebEx/adobeconnectforaudiovs.NASA

telecom6.  Telecom:

DailyMeeBngsIngeneral,ChipMillerandPeterGriffithwillcommunicateloca9onsand9mesfordailymee9ngs.

PeterandChipwilldetermineinthefieldhowtofacilitateeveningmee9ngs,andwilliden9fyloca9onand9me,aswellascall-ininfoforremoteteams.

ExampleMee9ngs:1.   AMWeatherMeeBngs:forInstrumentleads,flightcrew

leads,flightplanningteam,makeGO,NO-GOdecisions2.   AMPre-flightMeeBngathangar/TBDloca9on–pereach

teamasrequired3.   PMPost-flightmeeBngathangar/TBDloca9on–pereach

team4.   EveningoverallteammeeBng:tobedefinedinthefield

byChipandPeter(basedondaylength,folksschedules,etc.)

Foranysafetyconcerns,contactChipMiller,PeterGriffith,ortheCC&Esafetyemailat:[email protected]

ABoVEAirborneCommunicaBonsPageü  hips://above.nasa.gov/airborne/ü  IncludesaircraVtracker,dailyaircraVreports,real-

9mea/cloca9ons,weatherproducts,schedule,etc.

ProjectOpsBasesProjectOpsCenterswillbeinFairbanksandYellowknife.Note:TheYellowknifemee9ngroomisonlyreservedforABoVEwhenChip/Peterarethere,butmaybeusedother9mesifavailableü  DetailsforallFBOsareincludedin“SiteOrienta9onPPT.”ü  Ingeneral,eachopscenterwillhave:

1.  Mee9ngroom2.  Prin9ngcapability3.  Internetaccess4.  Shipping/Receivingcapability5.  Projec9oncapability 8

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TeamRolesintheField–HighLevelSummaryABoVEProjectLeadership:v  DeputyScienceLead:ChipMiller

§  EnsuresABoVEproject/sciencegoalsarebeingmet,allteammembershavewhattheyneed,troubleshoo9ng,teamcommunica9on,repor9ng,anddirec9on/scheduleforeachday

v  ChiefSupportScien9st:PeterGriffith§  SupportsChipMillertoensureABoVEproject/science

goalsarebeingmet,allteammembershavewhattheyneed,troubleshoo9ng,teamcommunica9on,repor9ng,anddirec9on/scheduleforeachday

Science&InstrumentTeam:v  Science&InstrumentLeads

§  Responsibleforflightplanningeachdayfortheirinstruments/aircraV

§  StatusChipandPetereveryday,forteammee9ngsandsummaryofflights

§  Providequick-lookdataproductsinthefield§  SubmitSOFRSreportsdaily(coordinatewithaircraVPOCs)

FlightCrew/AircraJOfficesv  PIC(pilotincommand)

§  HasfinalsayindeterminingwhetherweareGOorno-GOforflight;responsibleforflightsafety

v  AircraVOfficeFieldRep(PM/MM)§  KeyPOC/repforallaircraVrelatedfunc9ons,canhelp

withques9ons,missionflightopstroubleshoo9ng,spareparts,etc.

§  Ifneeded,canhelpasinterfacebetweencrewandscienceteam,troubleshootasrequired

§  Buildsflightmanifesteveryday§  CompletesaircraVflightreportsinSOFRSdaily

LogisBcsv  Logis9csplanssetupandcoordinatedinadvancev  OfficialProjectOpsCenterswillbeatFairbanksand

Yellowknifev  DeputyScienceleadChipMillerandSupportScien9st

PeterGriffithareavailabletoworklogis9csissuesthatmayarise;

v  DanHodkinsonandJohnWoodsareoncall

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Project-LedFieldRolesProjectTasks PrimePOC Names(primary,

backup) OtherPOC Notes

CoordinateFieldTeamMee9ngs

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead

Chip,Peter(Note:PeterwillcoverYellowknife,sinceChipcan'tbetherethen)

Chipwilltellteamsofmee9ngloca9on,9me,purpose;includesflightcrew,science/instrumentteams.Mee9ngswillbeatFBOsorhotel,andacall-in#tobeprovidedforfolksnotatsameloca9on.

CommunicateDailyPlanstoWholeTeam

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Chip,Peter

Toensureeveryoneknowsschedules,ac9vi9es,loca9ons,etc.;email/phone/texts/MTS,etc.Chipcontentandemail;PeterWebcontentupdates.Chipwillincludepast,presentandfutureplansineachemail,andwillgivefieldteams24-48hrs.no9ce.Therewillbeamasterfield-opsemaillistgeneratedtoincludebothgroundandaircraVteamsinthis.

Providedailysummariesfromthefield-tofolksbackhome

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Chip,Peter Dailyemailsummaryatendofdayishighly

recommended;toHQ,GSFC,JPL,Univfolks,etc.Handleanyproject-levelpayments

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Dan,Sarah,Peter formee9ngspace,internet,cargospace,tables/

chairssetup,useofhanger,etc.Providespecific"Dayof"guidancetogroundfieldteams

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Peter,Dan,projectPIs textmessagesandwebsummary

Addressanynon-flightsafetyconcerns/issues InstrumentLead/PI Canraiseconcernsto

Chip/Peter/Dan

Folkscanemail:[email protected]

flightcrewisresonsibleforallaircraVrelatedsafetycalls

Track/capturefieldschedule InstrumentLeadsInstrumentLeadstoChip(Chipwillbethecentral"clearinghouse")

TokeeptheProjectleadershipinformedofindividualteamflights/plans,documentflightdays,vs.dwndays,crewrest,a/cmaint.Issues,etc.,trackscienceflighthours,etc.

Handle/coordinateoutreachevents

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Peter,Chip KateRamsayer,Patrick

Lynchlectures,aircraVtours,fieldblogs,mediaday,socialmedia,etc.

Handleproject-relatedFBOcoordina9on,issues,comm.,etc

SciencePI/LeadorPM/Logis9csLead Dan,Peter NeedtohaveclearPOCforinterfacingwithFBO/

fieldcontactsonbehalfofwholeproject

TeamRolesintheField–ProjectLevel

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Science&InstrumentLeadFieldRolesScience&Instrument

Tasks PrimePOCNames(primary,

backup) OtherPOC Notes

Leadflightplanningdiscussions ScienceLead/PI Chip,Peter SciencePI/Leadinconjunc9onwith

instrumentPIsCoordinateprojectedflighttargetswithinstrumentteams

ScienceLead/PI Chip,Peter someinstrumentteamsareusedtodoingthisontheirown

Provideflightplanstocrew InstrumentPIorLead Mahta,Larry,Darren,Ian,Naiara,Bryan,etc

keepinmindrequiredcrewrest9me;needtogetthemfinalplansasearlyaspossible

Makefinalflighttargetdecisions ScienceLead/PI Chip,Peter SciencePI/Leadinconjunc9onwith

instrumentPIs

SubmitSOFRSsciencereports InstrumentPIorLead Mahta,Larry,Darren,

Ian,Naiara,Bryan,etc

Instrumentleadstoworkwithflightcrews,whoalsohavetosubmitSOFRSreports(thereare2parts;asciencesec9on,andflightsummary/metricssec9on);instrumentteamstodiscussinstrumentperformance,flightmap,etc.

Checkweather,visitweatheroffice

Instrumentlead/Piandflightcrew

Ex:Mahta,Larry,Darren,Ian,Naiara,Bryan,etc

AbhishekGMAOSometeamsdownloadwxmodels,someuselocalwxoffice,somecoord.withNWS,UAF,etc.

Coordinatetakeoff/landing9mes

Instrumentlead/PIandflightcrew Deconflictwithotherteams/aircraVinfield

Leadsciencedisucssions ScienceLead/PI Chip,Peter

Dataprocessing InstrumentPIorLead Mahta,Larry,Darren,Ian,Naiara,Bryan,etc Peter

Reportondataacquisi9on;producequicklooks;posttoABoVEwebsite

Instrumenttroubleshoo9ng InstrumentPIorLead Mahta,Larry,Darren,Ian,Naiara,Bryan,etc

MakedailyScienceGo/NOGOcall

Instrumentlead/PIworkingwithPIC

CanchatwithChip/Peterforadvice

TeamRolesintheField–Science&InstrumentLeads

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LogisBcsFieldRolesLogisBcsTasks PrimePOC OtherPOC NotesLocaltransporta9onlogis9cs

eachteam eachtravelerorteamoftravelerstodoinadvance

Mee9ngspaceissues logis9csrep Peter,Dan,Sarah DansetsupinadvanceInternetissues logis9csrep Peter,Dan,Sarah DansetsupinadvanceShipping/Cargologis9cs logis9csrep Flightcrew,Dan,

Sarah,Peter

AircraJFieldRolesAircraJ-Specific PrimePOC OtherPOC NotesFBOcoordina9on;GSE,fueling,fuelpayment,a/cservices,etc

AircraVPM,Pilotsflightcrews

Coordinatetakeoff/landing9mewithairport

Pilots workdetailsoutwithscience/instrumentteam

Coordinateairspacepermissions

Pilots

Sparepartsshipping-forfieldmaint.issues

AircraVPM,Pilots

Makego/no-gocallsfortake-offandlanding

PIC

SubmitSOFRSflightreports(aircraV)

AircraVPM,Pilotsflightcrews

TeamRolesintheField–LogisBcs&AircraJ

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TO Decision Tree

NO

Instrument green?

Weather OK for instrument?

YES

NO

NO

Weather OK for science?

YES

TO

YES

Weather RED

NO

Re-schedule Go/No-Go Telecom

Scrub flight Re-schedule flight

Can crew stand by?

YES NO

Alternate sortie available?

YES

• Safety issues and Pilot In Command overrule this Decision Tree. • Alternative sortie may be a subset of lines from the originally-planned sortie. • There will be no coordination between L and P-band instruments for the

May-June deploy.

RadarTake-OffDecisionTreeSource:NaiaraPintoDate:5/17/17

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May/June (instruments operating separately) •  P Band:

o  Weather go/no-go 4 hours before TO.

•  L Band:

o  Go/no-go telecom will be held on the day of the flight at 0800L.

ü  Rationale: dynamic weather, morning fog call for a telecom in the morning of the flight.

o  Ground crew will show up before weather go/no-go.

ü  Rationale: need to start prepping the jet to meet 1000L TO.

o  TO can slide to no later than 1300L. Aircraft must land by 1930L.

ü  Rationale: need to meet 12-hour crew duty day.

Potential Sorties

•  Pilots may shift sorties by no more than +/-1 day to adapt to weather events and restricted areas.

Rationale: coordination with field crew. •  There is no need to notify field crew if TO is delayed. Rationale: field crew will not be collecting data simultaneously with flights.

Weather go/no-go criteria: [Mahta et al.]:

RadarTake-OffDecisionTreeSource:NaiaraPintoDate:5/17/17

ContactInfoThispersonalcellphoneinformaBonhasbeenremovedfromthedocumentforpublicposBngpurposesanddistributedtotheteambyemail

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OPSandWeatherSupport

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FlightOpsClickonAirportforSkyVectorInformaBon Notes

Alaska Fairbanks(FAI) 907-474-0788 NWSAvia9onWeatherCenterprovidesTAFs.AlaskaFlightServicesSta9ons(phone#’sonleV)operatedbytheDeptofTransporta9on.Locatedinsidelocaltowers,andavailableforflightweatherbriefingsandflightplanfiling.

Deadhorse(SCC) 907-659-2505

Nome(OME) 907-443-2291

Barrow(BRW) 907-852-2511

Kotzebue(OZE) 907-451-5250

Canada Yellowknife(CYZF) FICEdmonton1-866-541-4102NAVCANADAsupportsflightplanningwithavia9onweather,aeronau9calinforma9on,andonlineflightplanning.FlightInforma9onCentres(FIC)providepilotswithinterpre9veweatherbriefings,aswellasotheradvisoryservices,fortheirplannedrouteat1-866-WX-BRIEF.

Inuvik(CYEV) FICEdmonton1-866-541-4102

Saskatoon(CYXE) FICWinnipeg1-866-541-4103

CambridgeBay(CYCB) FICEdmonton1-866-541-4102

Whitehorse(CYXY) FICKamloops1-866-541-4101

Ft.McMurray(CYMM) FICEdmonton1-866-541-4102

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WeatherUsefulWebsites

AviaBonWeather

AlaskaAvia9onWeatherUnit(AAWU)

Requestedinputs:Date/TimeofFlight,Route,Weatherlimita9ons(Visibility,Clouds(base/top?),Wind,Precipita9on,etc.;PhoneBriefingSupportWindows(AllBmesAK):0445-0530,0630-0645,0745-1000,1230-1430,1600-1800,2030-2230;POC:[email protected]

AlaskaFAAWebcams Updatedevery10minutes

NWSAKTAFs LocalTAFsforAlaska

NAVCANADAAvia9onWeatherWebsite

RouteData,RegionalAreaData,andLocalData

Smoke UAFSmoke Forecastsforupto72hoursareupdateddailywithcurrentfireandweatherinforma9on.

Snow NOAAMul9sensor SnowandicecoverovertheNorthernHemisphereisderivedfromcombinedobserva9onsofMETOPAVHRR,MSGSEVIRI,GOESImagerandDMSPSSMIS.

NOHRSC HostedbyNa9onalOpera9onalHydrologicRemoteSensingCenter

NATICEIMS Na9onalIceCenterDatabase

HighRezIMS NSDICDownloadPage

GoddardGMAO Forecasts ExampleSupport

ABoVEDomain ZoomedinABoVEDomain

MonthlyNWSClimateOutlook

Alaska WebinarsandArchives

ReporBng

DailyReporBng1.   SOFRS

A.  EachNASA-ledPI/Instrumentleadisresponsibleforsubmi{ngaSOFRSflightreportwithin24hoursofflight;ifinternetaccessispoor,thiscanbecompletedwhenpossible

B.  Thereare2partstoeachreport;aflightopssec9onandsciencesec9on;pleaseworkwithyourflightcrewtodeterminehowbesttocompletethis

2.   EmailSummariesA.  DeputyPIChipMillerwillsendofficialABoVEprojectsummariesfromthefieldtothewiderrepor9ngdistro

list,aspossible;thisincludes(HQ,centerleads,mgmt.,allteamsasdesired)3.   PI/InstrumentLeadReporBng

A.  PI/InstrumentLeadstokeeptheProjectleadsinformeddailyaspossible4.   Quick-LookProducts

A.  PI/InstrumentLeadstogeneratequick-lookproductsaspossiblepostflight;tosharewithChipMiller/PeterGriffith(productpreferredwithin24hrs.offlight).

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HelpfulLinks1.  ABoVE General Website: https://above.nasa.gov/ 2.  ABoVE Google Docs:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BwYIFHjggpQhV1liQ2VHYi1QTmM 3.  ABoVE Airborne Website: (New calendar, Site Orientation & FBO packets, flight planning,

KMLs, weather info, aircraft summaries, UAVSAR link, etc.): hips://above.nasa.gov/airborne/4.  ASP/SOFRS Website: https://airbornescience.nasa.gov/flight-reports 5.  NASA aircraft tracker public site:

https://airbornescience.nasa.gov/tracker/#!/map?mapid=Dark%20Gray&zoom=6&lat=34.0000&lng=-98.5000

6.  CC&E Useful Field & Safety Links: https://above.nasa.gov/safety/resources.html 7.  GMAO Website (Forecasts): https://gmao.gsfc.nasa.gov/forecasts/ 8.  Snow/Ice maps http://satepsanone.nesdis.noaa.gov/northern_hemisphere_multisensor.html 9.  Alaska Aviation Weather http://aawu.arh.noaa.gov/index.php?tab=3 10. Alaska Wildfire https://akfireinfo.com 11. NWT Wildfire http://www.enr.gov.nt.ca/programs/wildland-fire

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