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Overview
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As the result of a NASA Oceanography sponsored workshop
held at Woods Hole, MA on May 9-10, 2002, a new GPS
Oceanography Working Group has been formed to identify the
key features and advantages of GPS bistatic radar technology
and to investigate the key science drivers for this
approach. Attendees included U.S.-based research
institutions and several European groups. The group
will also communicate with the oceanography user communities
to make them aware of GPS technologies and their
possible applications. This effort is designed to
encourage NASA, ESA, or other agencies to consider the
possibility of launching a space mission for GPS remote
sensing of the oceans.
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