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The Goal of This Phase 1 Sbir Is for Orbotic Systems to Prove the Feasibility of Generating In-situ, Global, Ionospheric Thermospheric Neutral Density and Wind Ion Data on a Near Real-time Basis. Orbotic Systems Is Developing an Instrument Called Wind (wind Ion Neutral Density). This Proposal Leverages Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 7 and 8 Hardware and Software as the Basis to Develop a New Generation of Space-based Space Weather Observation Remote Sensors Inside of a Cubesat Platform. as Fully Described in This Proposal's Technical Content Section, the Wind Instrument Builds on the Earlier Success of the Space-qualified Wincs Instrument (wind Ion Neutral Composition Suite), Flown on the Following Missions: Gpim, STPSAT-3, Sense (cubesat), POLITECH.1 (cubesat), Cadre (cubesat). Recent Orbotic Systems Discussions With Noaa's Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) Show That There Is a Clear Need to Generate Global Atmospheric Neutral Density Data on a Real-time Basis in the 200KM to
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