Interesantan projekt, koriste tri aviona: DC-8, WB-57 i Global Hawk UAS da bi detaljno proucavali nastajanje i razvoj uragana. Projekat traje od 15. augasta do 30 septembra. Putanje i trenutne pozicije aviona i uragana mogu da se prate live. Upravo sledim jedan od dva Global Hawk UAS-a N871NA, koji je poleteo sa NASA Dryden Flight Research Facility, CA, prosao Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tuscon i el Paso i sada je na pravcu Istok-Jugoistok ka Meksickom zalivu.

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Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes (GRIP)
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The Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes (GRIP) experiment is a NASA Earth science field experiment in 2010 that is being conducted to better understand how tropical storms form and develop into major hurricanes. NASA is using the DC-8 aircraft, the WB-57 aircraft, and the Global Hawk Unmanned Airborne System (UAS) configured with a suite of in situ and remote sensing instruments that are observing and characterizing the lifecycle of hurricanes.
 
The GRIP deployment is 15 August – 30 September 2010 with bases in Ft. Lauderdale, FL for the DC-8, at Houston, TX for the WB-57, and at NASA Dryden Flight Research Facility, CA for the Global Hawk.  This campaign is capitalizing on a number of ground networks, airborne science platforms (both manned and unmanned), and space-based assets. The field campaign is being executed according to a prioritized set of scientific objectives.  In two separate science solicitations, NASA selected a team of investigators to collect NASA satellite and aircraft field campaign data with the goal of conducting basic research on problems related to the formation and intensification of hurricanes.

The spaceborne and airborne observational capabilities of NASA put it in a unique position to assist the hurricane research community in addressing shortcomings in the current state of the science. The relatively recent launch of several new satellites, the prospect of using a high-altitude UAS for hurricane surveillance, and the emergence of new remote sensing technologies offer new research tools that need to be explored and validated. Of great importance are new remote sensing instruments for wind and temperature that can lead to improved characterization of storm structure and environment. 

The GRIP hurricane field campaign and research project are managed by Dr. Ramesh Kakar, Weather Focus Area Leader within the Earth Science Division, NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. Dr. Kakar is primarily responsible for assembling the science team and the instrument payload for the NASA aircraft participating in this field experiment. "

Izvor: NASA
Link (klikni na bedz projekta GRIP, prvi po redu):  http://www.espo.nasa.gov/

ili direktno: http://grip.nsstc.nasa.gov/

Link za pracenje GRIP letova live: http://grip.nsstc.nasa.gov/current_weather.html

evo i slika tri glavne letelice, a izgleda da su pridodate i jos neke nove; i bedz experimenta

Koliko su retardirane teme... 

Prati avion koji osmatra oblake OMFG... 

Nije tema pracenje aviona, vec projekat GRIP, pazi sta pricas!

Lakse ti je rec imas u 15 casova na diskoveriju emisiju o uraganima nego stavljati tekstove na engleskom.... 

Vise ces saznati... i to na TV

Decko, meni si naso da solis pamet, a?

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Batali Sasa92, sve je to off topic, vracaj se na temu ako te zanima!

sl.1: dosadasnje putanje NASA-inog Global Hawka u ovoj misiji
sl.2: od pre pola sata: WB-57 se priblizava tesnacu izmedju Mexica i Cube i ide ka uraganu koji je trenutno na moru ispred Belizea i Hondurasa.
sl.3: od pre 8 minuta: DC-8 vec "secka" kroz uragan dok se WB-57 priblizava sa severa.

Fotke sa NASA-inog Global Hawka iznad oka uragana .

Izvor NASA, 

Mnogo dobre fotke...