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Chapter 4: All the Easy Missions Are DoneThe Goddard team recounts the challenging paths that lead to the current lidar missions, the Global Ecosystems Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) and ICESat-2, which look to measure changes on our planet.

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English: Chapter 4: All the Easy Missions Are DoneThe Goddard team recounts the challenging paths that lead to the current lidar missions, the Global Ecosystems Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) and ICESat-2, which look to measure changes on our planet.Music: "Quick Rhythmic Stabs," "Chasing Lights," "Little Magic," "In Broad Daylight," "Hidden between the Pages," "Down Is Not Out," "Curious by Nature," "Correlating Combination," "Everyday Stories," Universal Production Music.Complete transcript available.Video Descriptive Text available.
Date 19 January 2023 (upload date)
Source Leaders in Lidar
Author NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Ryan Fitzgibbons, Chris Meaney, Susan Twardy, Alex Kekesi, Ernie Wright, Greg Shirah, Kel Elkins, James Garvin, Thomas A. Neumann, Bryan Blair, David E. Smith, James Abshire, Jan McGarry, Jay Zwally, Ralph Dubayah, Scott Luthcke, Xiaoli Sun, Jack L. Bufton, John F. Cavanaugh, Joseph-Paul A. Swinski, LK Ward, Michael McClare, Rob Andreoli, David Lloyd Rabine, Kathryn Mersmann, Aaron E. Lepsch
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