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DRL HighlightsIPOPP V1.6b Released IPOPP Status Update CRECBuilder V1.1 Released L2GEN_SPA V5.9.7 Released H2G_SPA V1.5a Released CRECBuilder V1.0 Released IMAPP_SPA V2.0 L2GEN_SPA V5.8.9 Simulcast V4.1 Released MODLST_SPA V4.14 L2GEN_SPA V5.8.3 MOD09_SPA V5.3.18 MODISL1DB_SPA V1.5 IPOPP Alpha Test Program GBAD_SPA V2.6 Released RT-STPS V4.1 Released CREFL_SPA V1.4.2 Simulcast V4.0 Released IMAPP_SPA V2.0 Released RT-STPS V4.0 Released MSL12_SPA V5.7.1 MODISL1DB_SPA V1.4 MODIS Product Gallery NDVIEVI_SPA V2.2 MOD14_SPA V5.0.1 MODLST_SPA V4.13 MODISL1DB_SPA V1.3 Simulcast Viewer V3.2.8 Simulcast V3.2.8 Released RT-STPS V3.07 Released NPP MDFCB Released New Simulcast Viewer Construction Record Lister DRL on the Road to NPP RT-STPS V3.06 Released Simulcast V3.0 Released GBAD V2.5 Released Earth Observer Article |
DIRECT READOUT LABORATORY (DRL) TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTThe Direct Readout Laboratory (DRL) is a technology and information conduit for the Direct Broadcast
(DB) community. The DRL acts as an intermediary
between missions and DB community members that are not directly involved
in the missions. With the support of the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS), NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP),
Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO), and NASA Headquarters (HQ), the DRL develops and enables technologies that benefit the
entire DB community.
Note: Duplicate entries denote co-sponsored technologies. To develop these technologies, the DRL ensures bi-directional communication between missions and the entire DB community. STATE OF THE COMMUNITYThe DRL maintains communication and an open-door policy with the commercial and Research and Development (R&D) sectors. This policy provides the DRL with critical information such as what equipment/software the community is currently using, what technology the commercial sector is developing, and the needs of the community outside of the missions. As a result, the DRL can report the "State of the Community" to the missions, and the missions can consider the community needs during the design phase. TECHNOLOGY ROADMAPThe DRL is synchronized with the missions and their remote sensing satellite development. The DRL has been involved with legacy DB missions, which means information and technology is not lost. Consequently, the DRL brings continuity and standardization to technology, and it can provide the entire DB community with a DB "Technology Roadmap." A Technology Roadmap brings cohesiveness to the entire DB Community. It shows the legacy and future mission requirements.
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