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1 SPACE STUDIES BOARD MEETING NASA Science Overview Thomas H. Zurbuchen Associate Administrator Science Mission Directorate, November 7, 2018
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3 NASA Science Overview SMD HIGHLIGHTS Recent mission highlights, future missions and Cislunar activities OPERATIONAL UPDATES Astro2020 decadal survey, SMD strategic data management, excellent teams and diversity NEW AO TEMPLATE Classified heritage, alternative access to space 3
4 NASA Science Overview SMD HIGHLIGHTS Recent mission highlights, future missions and Cislunar activities OPERATIONAL UPDATES Astro2020 decadal survey, SMD strategic data management, excellent teams and diversity NEW AO TEMPLATE Classified heritage, alternative access to space 4
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6 Discover the Secrets of the Universe Sept. 19, Parker Solar Probe returned first-light data from each of its four instrument suites 6
7 SOLAR ORBITER Observing the Sun from Mercury, Distance and Higher Inclination Protect & Improve Life on Earth 7
8 TESS Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite Search for Life Elsewhere Sept.17, TESS shares its 1st science image of the Large Magellanic Cloud (right) and the bright star R Doradus (left) 8
9 Discover the Secrets of the Universe Oct. 20, ESA s BepiColombo launches from Kourou, French Guiana on Ariane 5 rocket BepiColombo Studying Mercury from unique vantage points 9
10 ICESat-2 Sept. 15, A United Launch Alliance Delta II rocket launches with ICESat-2 onboard, Vandenberg Air Force Base, California Protect & Improve Life on Earth 10
11 Animation of Hurricane Florence from September 8 to 12, 2018, by the VIIRS instrument aboard joint NOAA/NASA Suomi-NPP Protect & Improve Life on Earth 11
12 ICON Launching Protect & Improve Life on Earth Oct. 14, Pegasus XL vehicle preparing for move to hot pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, with ICON inside the payload 12
13 InSight Landing November 26, 2018 Discover the Secrets of the Universe May 5, NASA's InSight to Mars lifts off at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California 13
14 GEDI Launching December 2018 Protect & Improve Life on Earth 14
15 Discover the Secrets of the Universe New Horizons Arrival at Ultima Thule January 1, 2019 OSIRIS-Rex Arrival at Bennu December 3,
16 Discover the Secrets of the Universe Webb The James Webb Space Telescope Sept. 24, Technicians ready sunshield/spacecraft element for assembly at Northrop Grumman, Redondo Beach, California 16
17 Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) Competition open to US commercial providers of space transportation services, consistent with National Space Transportation Policy 10-year multi-vendor catalog for specific payload missions Structured for NASA as one of several buyers of a commercial service Proposals received October 9, 2018 First vendor selection by December 2018; future on-ramps as more capabilities are developed 17
18 NASA Science Overview SMD HIGHLIGHTS Recent mission highlights, future missions and Cislunar activities OPERATIONAL UPDATES Astro2020 decadal survey, SMD strategic data management, excellent teams and diversity NEW AO TEMPLATE Classified heritage, alternative access to space 18
19 Astro2020 Decadal Survey Status Statement of Task finalized between Agencies (NASA, NSF, DOE) and NASEM NASEM proposal to the Agencies received, reviewed and accepted Funding to implement Astro2020 sent to NASEM Start by late 2018, planned public roll out January 2019 AAS meeting White papers from the community on Decadal due January 18, 2019 Final Decadal Survey report should be delivered by early
20 Strategic Plan for Scientific Data and Computing Development of 5-year SMD strategic data management strategy underway; core principles are: Continued free and open access to scientific data Improved ease of use and discoverability Enhanced science applications and new use cases Incorporates best practices and state of the art through partnerships Strategy development being informed by a range of stakeholder inputs, including: NAC, SC, and Ad Hoc Task Force on Big Data recommendations, findings and analyses ( ) Science archives community workshop held August 2018 Interagency, international, and industry workshop held October 30 & 31, 2018 RFI extended to close November 2, 2018 SMD working group, comprised of representatives from each division, will use inputs to draft SMD overarching strategy, expected to be completed in early 2019 Implementation plans will be developed by each division to meet their specific needs 20
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22 Building Excellent Teams Excellent teams require diverse opinions and perspectives Teams must foster a community where everyone feels safe Encouraging healthy behavior through actions is paramount SMD is building excellent teams by: Promoting diversity for both grants and PI-led missions Providing resources to report concerns Partnering with the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity Examining barriers to diversity and inclusion within NASA and the broader science community 22
23 Pathways to Mission Leadership: Mission Principal Investigator (PI) Diversity Workshop November 27-28, NASA Science will bring together current principal investigators (PIs), academia, industry, and government to discuss strategies for broadening participation in NASA s missions to: Promote diversity among current mission principal investigators Encourage inclusive behavior within the science community Examine barriers to participation Identify best practices and lessons learned for success Foster new partnerships Contact Ellen Gertsen at ellen.gertsen@nasa.gov to nominate participants! 23
24 NASA Science Overview SMD HIGHLIGHTS Recent mission highlights, future missions and Cislunar activities OPERATIONAL UPDATES Astro2020 decadal survey, SMD strategic data management, excellent teams and diversity NEW AO TEMPLATE Classified heritage, alternative access to space 24
25 New AO Template Version 5 Changes Classified Heritage Information Added two new methods for provision of a classified heritage appendix in response to requests from industry Added inclusion of classified Basis of Estimate data Encouraging Excellent Teams Added statements on diversity and inclusion, and harassment and discrimination Technology Demonstration and Infusion Reorganized approach to technology infusion/demonstration Alternative Access to Space Completely rewrote Access to Space sections splitting it into AO-Provided Access to Space and Alternative Access to Space, with clarifications of requirements based on 2016 Heliophysics Explorer evaluation lessons learned Increasing Access to NASA s Science Results Integrated requirements from the NASA Plan for Increasing Access to the Results of Scientific Research into new Section Increasing Access to the Results of Federally Funded Research Numerous small clarifications and edits 25
26 New ESPA-Class Rideshare Policy Actively soliciting ESPA-class rideshare scientific payloads Directly supports NASA, government, academic, commercial, and international partnerships Recognizes future importance of constellation systems and economies of scale enabled by ESPA-class rideshare 26
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28 Technology Flight Opportunities Incentivize, expand and incorporate advanced technology demonstration or infusion in all missions Stimulate growth of commercial space flight industry with innovative space technologies Support capability development in suborbital and orbital small satellite launch vehicle market Include NASA Centers, government agencies, academia, industry, international participation Increase focus on potentially transformational technologies, improved metrics 28
29 Focused Technology Investment Technology Potential Benefits INTEGRATED PHOTONICS SMALL SATELLITE ENABLED SCIENCE INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS / HIGH-LEVEL AUTONOMY NEXT GENERATION HIGH- END COMPUTING BIG DATA / DEEP LEARNING Substantial improvement in performance of sensors and science instruments; reduction in size and cost. Possible emergence of an optical computer Significant savings in mission costs; democratization of science through larger numbers of small missions from Agency & partner institutions Increase capabilities or enable wide range of SMD missions (e.g., targeted Earth Science observations, enhanced planetary rover capabilities, rapid response to solar events in Heliophysics) Allows continued scaling of SMD modeling & simulation applications beyond the end of Moore s Law Significant opportunity to better understand scientific processes from voluminous data stores 29
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