Tuesday, March 5, 2013
- The upgraded airborne Glacier and Ice Surface Topography Interferometer (GLISTIN-A) flew initial (8/6/12 and 8/13/12) and final (1/17/13 and 2/26/13) checkout flights on a DFRC G-III (C-20).
- Initial assessments of the Ka-band single pass interferometer show system performance consistent with predictions
- 2013 GLISTIN-A engineering flights occurred with upgraded power and configuration that will be flown on the GH - Leveraging the UAVSAR initiative, accommodation of GLISTIN on the Global Hawk (GH) is underway (GLISTIN-H)
- Range flights are scheduled for November 2013 - Principal Investigator: Delwyn Moller (Remote Sensing Solutions)