FAQ
Earth Science Center
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Where can I find presentations I’ve seen in the Earth Science Center?
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Are there guidelines for presentation materials for the JPL Earth Science Center?
Click here for presentation suggestions.
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How can I get access and give a presentation in the Earth Science Center?
Information on giving a presentation in the ESC can be found here.
General
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How do I find an org chart for the Earth Science & Technology Directorate?
The Earth Science & Technology Directorate org chart can be found here.
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Where can I find past Airborne Review and Discussion presentations?
Past agendas and presentations can be found here.
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Where do I find past JPL Earth science mission highlights for the Earth Science Quarterly meetings?
Past quarterly overviews, including science highlights can be found on our document repository.
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Where do I find current proposal opportunities for Earth Sciences?
Research opportunities can be found here.
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Where can I find written documentation on JPL Earth Sciences strategic plans? (e.g. SIP?)
The current version of the JPL Strategic Implementation Plan is found here.
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How can I find out who the assistant is for a particular project?
Contact the Directorate office at X4-7149
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Where can I find a past Directors Reviews and Discussion (DRD) presentation?
You can find these in our doc repository. DRD presentations are found here.
Research Opportunities
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How do I start a new instrument concept? What opportunities are available to pursue a new instrument concept?
- NASA ESTO provides opportunities for developing technologies such as ACT, IIP, InVEST, AITT, and AIST
- If you need guidance in developing ideas, contact 8X directorate technologist
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How do I tap into experts in enabling technologies at the lab?
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Does Earth Science have interests in any technologies other than instruments?
- We tend to rely on commercial capability for spacecraft bus technologies
- We are interested in disruptive technologies for signal generation, signal detection, advanced packaging, adaptation of high performance computing, data processing, and knowledge discovery
