SNoOPI: A Flying Ace for Soil Moisture and Snow Measurements
Several Goddard technologists are involved in a new CubeSat technology-demonstration mission called SNoOPI, which employs a novel remote-sensing technique for measuring soil-moisture levels. From left to right: Jeffrey Piepmeier, Chase Kielbasa, who is holding a first-generation prototype circuit board for the SNoOPI instrument, Joseph Knuble, Manuel Vega, Michael Coon, and Derek Hudson.
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snoopi_people
Date Created
November 20, 2018
Center
GSFC
Media Type
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Photographer
NASA/GSFC/Bill Hrybyk
Location
NASA Goddard
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