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- Page 8 and 9: PLANS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS HUMAN SPA
- Page 10 and 11: Space Shuttle The U.S. Space Shuttl
- Page 12 and 13: The Mars Global Surveyor entered Ma
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- Page 35 and 36: ur-r . +r?r ur i3r~~i r uun 1 Vehic
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Propulsion Module 0 Plan: 4"' Qtr F
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Phase 1 Start Multiple contractors
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OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT Safety anc P
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2001 budget includes a $51 million
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This budget is based on an average
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The Safety and Performance Upgrade
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SCHEDULES AND OUTPUTS The Safety an
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Complete Migration of CLCS to all F
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Start Phase 111 Plan: lSt Qtr. FY 1
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Start VAB and Crawlerway Modificati
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Propulsion Upgrades The most comple
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operational, followed by certificat
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consolidation of its contracts into
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Mission and Launch Operations Launc
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SCHEDULES AND OUTPUTS Since the Spa
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SCHEDULES AND OUTPUTS Global Positi
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS OV- 102 h
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project, FY 1995 to FY 2004, to pha
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(7) Preparation and plans for Inter
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OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT Payload carr
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to meet station-unique needs. The O
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Shuttle Space Flight Test for Vehic
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SCHEDULES AND OUTPUTS Laboratories
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Overall technical integration and d
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perform payload buildup: test and c
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Another item funded in Payload Carr
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Launch site operations and countdow
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PROGRAM GOAL3 There are several goa
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assignments that will improve test
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agencies, and to industry facilitie
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esearch training and exposure to cu
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SCHEDULE AND OUTPUTS Systems Analys
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL BASE Fy 1
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In FY 200 1, JSC’s efforts will c
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SCIENCE, AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY
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SCIENCE, AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY
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* Chandra X-ray Observatory .......
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In accomplishing its mission, the S
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(5) The Enterprise will provide exh
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SCHEDULE & OUTPUTS Launch Observato
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than 0.08 that of the Sun, not mass
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS HST Servi
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y the movement of the Relativity Mi
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS In FY 199
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The Shuttle/International Payloads
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Other Shuttle/International: XMM La
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Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopy Explor
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Small Class The Small Explorer (SME
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SCHEDULE & OUTPUTS Far Ultraviolet
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CATSAT Launch Plan: 3rd~tr., FY 199
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The Analyzer of Space Plasmas and E
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continue in the formulation phase t
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focus primarily on Mars' climate an
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS MGS was l
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ever to be flown on a U.S. spacecra
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Solar Anomalous and Magnetospheric
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Deep Space 1, DS1 (launched October
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TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM The goals of the
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0 Through the Information Technolog
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Beginning in FY 2000. additional fu
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The table below shows the currently
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infrared, gamma-ray, and cosmic-ray
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Intelligent Systems NAR A Non-Advoc
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Space Interferometry Mission (SlM)
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X-2000 Technology Development Plan:
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FIRST Technology Development Plan:
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Sounding Rockets Sounding Rocket Fl
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The Surface System Program field-te
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include precision-deployable struct
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The focus for Sun-Earth Connections
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The Space Science R&A program conti
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OUR STAR, THE SUN. A new feature ne
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Advanced Human Support Technology (
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Outcomes: Objective - Advance the s
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In addition to regular solicitation
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In addition, in response to directi
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esearch program is managed by a coo
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Optical particle manipulation techn
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS In FY 199
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study utilizing the National Depres
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ISS medical capabilities will be au
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management and integration for rese
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SCIENCE, AERONAUTICS, AND TECHNOLOG
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OFFICE OF EARTH SCIENCE Earth Obser
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Distribution of Program Amount bv I
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The first Earth Science Research Pl
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NASA ESE is developing a science im
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ESE’s technology strategy seeks t
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PROGRAM GOALS The overall goal of t
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numerical weather prediction. With
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SCHEDULE AND OUTPUTS Preliminary De
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Instruments Delivered - Confirms th
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Launch Readiness Dates - Verifies t
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instruments were built during the s
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0 scientific research and operation
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PROGRAM GOALS The goals for the EOS
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leverage off of these existing comp
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Other elements of EOSDIS needed to
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PROGRAM GOALS The Earth Probes prog
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conduct the Triana mission. Triana
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PROGRAM GOALS The goal for the Eart
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SCHEDULE AND OUTPUTS The scientific
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apidly changing parts of the world
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models of climate. The overarching
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climate to changes in external forc
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the Greenland Ice Sheet from airbor
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The detailed multi-aircraft study o
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The resources for this theme area a
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EOS Science In 1988, NASA issued an
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Plans In FY 2000, the plan is to fl
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PROGRAM GOALS The goal for the Appl
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SCHEDULE AND OUTPUTS FOR GLOBE Numb
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2. Joint projects with the Departme
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Local government user communities.
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made. This initial effort will be t
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PROGRAM GOALS The Earth Science Tec
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Earth Observer-2 Plan: June 1998 Ac
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For 1999 the AT1 element includes t
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PROGRAM GOALS Operations, Data Retr
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OTD (launched 1995) continuing oper
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PROGRAM GOALS The above funding req
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Aero-space research and technology
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Reduce the travel time to the Far E
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SCIENCE. AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY
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in the aeronautics research centers
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6. Rotorcraft: This program develop
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Methods and Tools Architecture Esta
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Aviation Operations Systems Define
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Complete Small Payload focused tech
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or malfunctions, up to and includin
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the state of turbulence research an
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X-plane will be initiated. This X-p
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maximize leverage of the NASA inves
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Trade studies were also initiated t
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and education communities, and make
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The NASA Research and Education Net
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and Space Science testbed, the CAS
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Component Materials Selection. Plan
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BASIS OF FY 2000 FUNDING REQUIREMEN
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Airframe Methods: Three- dimensiona
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inhibitors to a civil tiltrotor ope
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Advanced Air Transportation Technol
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airborne information for lateral sp
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STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING GOALS The NA
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test) as well specific training mod
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Onboard health management system Pl
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Materials & Structures: Complete hi
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will be established through low spe
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The challenges to increasing small
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Transportation system assessments P
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expansion of needed airport capabil
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passive/active noise control system
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The Systems Engineering and Require
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In addition to the ongoing X-34 pro
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A-2 vehicle will be delivered to Wh
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the TechLink Center is to assist fi
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Small Business Innovative Research
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NASA technology, servicing 16,000 i
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Ground Networks ...................
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Many science and exploration goals
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Shuttle modifications. One permits
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The CSOC measures of performance ap
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The Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) c
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health, safety, and system performa
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The Mission Control and Data System
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. UCB, the completion of the ISTP R
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BASIS OF FY 2001 FUNDING REQUIREMEN
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SCIENCE, AERONAUTICS, AND TECHNOLOG
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The Consolidated Space Operations C
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SCHEDULE AND OUTPUTS Deep Space Net
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than one hour for control rooms), t
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A major upgrade task for the Space
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Deep Space Network - Configuration
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During FY 1999, over 400 program el
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Transfer of data systems technologi
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS In FY 200
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This campaign has focused work area
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Common Planning and Scheduling Syst
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ACADEMIC PROG!ZAMS Education.. ....
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PROGRAM GOALS NASA’s direction fo
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two metrics - - excellence and invo
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BASIS OF FY 2001 FUNDING REQUIREMEN
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schools planned to listen to the au
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In FY 1999, 488,744 educators and f
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academic institutions. Programs suc
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General plans for Systemic Improvem
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The NASA Classroom of the Future (C
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Distribution of P
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University Research Center (URC) Aw
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- Precollece Awards offer opportuni
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Undergraduate & Graduate Student Ou
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HBCU University Research Centers (U
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other educational activities. Grant
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Leverage from Other Agencies $4.1 $
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During the FY 1999 reporting period
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMI
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MISSXON SUPPORT NATIONAL AERONAUTIC
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OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION ASSURANC
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pilot application, and evaluation o
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MISSION SUPPORT FISCAL YEAR 200 1 E
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Many science and exploratton goals
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scheduled for June 2000. The progra
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS The Space
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND PLANS In FY 199
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS & PROPOSED RESULTS
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B. C. is required for prelaunch act
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PERSONNEL AND RELATED COSTS TRAVEL
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RESEARCH AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FIS
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SPACE SCIENCE Major Development Pro
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DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALEN
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examination of the constraints impo
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provision of advanced computer arch
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RESEARCH AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FIS
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DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALEN
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technology development program that
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DISTRIBUTION OF FULL-TIME EQUIVALEN
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propulsion and power systems, prima
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NASA Corporate Headquarters RESEARC
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DETAIL OF PERMANENT POSITIONS Execu
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CENTER LOCATIONS AND CAPITAL INVEST
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MISSION SUPPORT FISCAL YEAR 2001 ES
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Funds requested for Facility Planni
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INSTALLATION AND PROJECT CONSTRUCTI
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INSTALLATION AND PROJECT CONSTRUCTI
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PROJECT TITLE: ReDair Pavload Chang
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Space Science: Construct Laboratory
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PROJECT TITLE: Construct Booster AD
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PROJECT TITLE: Replace Fan Blades,
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MISSION SUPPORT APPROPRIATIONS Disc
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PROJECT TITLE: Restore Electrical D
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PROJECT TITLE: Repair Site Steam Di
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PROJECT TITLE: ReDlace Chillers, Sp
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PROJECT TITLE: Rehabilitate Electri
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PROJECT TITLE: Construct ODerations
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PROJECT TITLE: ReDairs to Primary E
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PROJECT TITLE: Repair and Modernize
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PROJECT TITLE: Replace Mechanical E
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PROJECT TITLE: Minor Revitalization
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HUMAN SPACE FLIGHT 9.400 A. Johnson
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PROJECT TITLE: Facilitv Planning an
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3. Design (11,100) The amount reque
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PROGRAM JUSTIFICATION: The Program
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G. Marshall Space Flight Center (MS
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At the requested level, the OIG wil
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The OIG investigative workload cont
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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMI
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL ISSUES Fu
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Purpose The purpose of the full-cos
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Status Diiring 1998. NASA continued
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National Aeronautics and Space Admi
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Chandra X-rav Observatorv The Chand
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Thermosphere. Ionosphere, Mesospher
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Relativity Mission/Gravitv Probe-B
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Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Emlor
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Mars Surveyor ProPram The Mars Surv
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Future Survevor Missions The Mars S
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Near-Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEA
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Genesis In October 1997 NASA select
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Space Science FliPht Validation Spa
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The ESE recognizes that the pathway
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EOS New Millennium Program and Tech
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Total Ozone MaDDiW SDectrometer The
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International -ace Station In FY 19
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SPACE SCIENCE Research and 'I'cchri
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CENTER LOCATIONS AND CAPITAL INVEST
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NASA Performance Plan This document
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The use of these external reviews a
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Space Science Enterprise Mission m
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Goal: Contribute measurably to achi
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Strategic Plan Goal Strategic Plan
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Investigate the Composition, Evolut
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Objective: Identify natural hazards
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Strategic Plan Goal Expand scienti5
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Enterprise Resource Requirements Th
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Target 1510: Investigate the compos
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Earth Science Enterprise Performanc
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Target 1Y7: Explore the dynamics of
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Target 1Y11: Explore the dynamics o
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Target 1Y 18: Increase public under
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Target 1H6: Begin research on the I
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Target: 1H15: Successfully complete
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Cross-cutting target 0 0 Target: 1H
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Target 1R2: Complete one system lev
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Establish experimental and analytic
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Manage Strategically Performance Ta
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Provide Aerospace Products and Capa
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Generate Knowledge Performance Targ
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Target 1CK4: Support educational ex