NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Microwave Instrument Technology Branch focuses on state-of-the-art active and passive microwave instrument design for Earth science, space science and exploration. From effective involvement in mission conceptual studies to research into component design and end-to-end instrument development, the Branch provides NASA with a valuable resource for missions requiring radiometers, radars, scatterometers, and all sensors covering the microwave through millimeter wave spectrum.
And as a resource, the branch (also known as Code 555) has 21 full-time civil service engineers with a range of skills and experience from renowned PhDs to skilled technicians.
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AQUARIUS
Ocean Surface Salinity Measurement
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