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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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1 Description of Work 1.1 Introduction Bae Systems Will Provide the Engineering Support for Mistic Winds Airborne Follow-on Testing Related Flight Data Analysis and Spectrometer Laboratory Characterization. 1.2 Scope This Statement of Work Defines Supplier Tasks Roles and Responsibilities for Bae Systems to Follow and Comply With. Bae Systems (together With Partner (nasa Gsfc/sounding Research Team or Equivalent) Shall Provide Instrument Team Support for the Mistic Winds Airborne Instrument on the ER2 for 8 Flight Hours Equivalent. Bae Systems (together With Partner (nasa Gsfc/sounding Research Team or Equivalent) Shall Provide an Analysis of the Hyperspectral Data Gathered by the Instrument at the Level 0 (engineering) Level 1-(CALIBRATED Radiances Images) and Level 2 (temperature Moisture and Wind Fields). Bae Systems Shall Provide a Briefing and Report of These Observations and Analyses to Nasa.
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