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Student Airborne Research Project 2012 Dates: 25 - 27 June, 2012 Location: California Principal Investigators: NASA Headquarters Aircraft: NASA 426 P3-B Orion (Wallops Flight Facility) Additional Sensors: DCS, WAS, AVOCET Objective: The Student Airborne Research Program (SARP) is a eight-week summer program for junior and senior undergraduate students to acquire hands-on research experience in all aspects of a scientific campaign using NASA's ER-2, DC-8, or P-3B airborne science laboratories.
Processing Information Flights Processed: 5 Total Flight Tracks: 19 Total Scanlines: 114,204 Level-1B Version: 1 Calibration Version: 1 Status: Level-1B Data available
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SARP Missions Click on a Track Map to view a particular mission June 2012 25 Jun 2012 Flight: 12-426-51 25 Jun 2012 Flight: 12-426-52 26 Jun 2012 Flight: 12-426-53 27 Jun 2012 Flight: 12-426-55 27 Jun 2012 Flight: 12-426-56

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