NASA Earth Observer summary forthcoming.  Presentations from Science Team members can be viewed on our website here.

Read the full meeting summary in the NASA Earth Observer July – August 2022 Volume 34, Issue 4 (pages 20-24)

GEDI participated in NASA’s 2022 Earth Day festivities this year, bringing information about the mission to the public using a 3D footprint model and other visual aids.  Thank you NASA for organizing such a successful and fun event!

Are you attending AGU Fall meeting 2018 in Washington, D.C., and do you want to learn more about GEDI? Then be sure to check out the following presentations/posters and e-lightening talks:

Scott Luthcke – G34A-06, December 12th, 16:55 – 17:03

Suzanne Marselis – B41L-2873, December 13th, 08:00 – 12:20
Patrick Jantz – B41L-2872, December 13th, 08:00 – 12:20

Wenlu Qi – B44E-02, December 13th, 16:04 – 16:07
Carlos Alberto Silva – B44E-05, December 13th, 16:13 – 16:16
Laura Duncanson – B44E-06, December 13th, 16:16 – 16:19
James Kellner – B44E-09, December 13th, 16:25 – 16:28
Hao Tang – B44E-10, December 13th, 16:28 – 16:31
John Armston – B44E-12, December 13th, 16:34 – 16:37
Seung-Kuk Lee – B44E-14, December 13th, 16:40 – 16:43
Ralph Dubayah – B44E-15, December 13th, 16:43 – 16:46

GEDI will be launched from Cape Canaveral, FL, on board of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Different members of the GEDI Science Definition Team (SDT) will be presenting during the ForestSAT conference in College Park, Maryland (hosted by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland) and providing information on the current status of algorithm development and science applications for the upcoming GEDI lidar data.