Corrected Q-A No 4 dated 1-6-2011.pdf
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CORRECTED Question and Answer - No 4
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CORRECTED – NOAA 2011-1 SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS #4
January 6, 2011
The following Question and Answer is being corrected due to the answer being omitted in the original posting.
Q: Research Topic 8.1.6F: The topic refers to thermal sensors (plural). Will multiple sensors operate simultaneously? If so, will they operate in the same bandwidth? The same focal length?
To what extent would the fields of view overlap?
A: The government expects that we will use two sensors (same focal length and sensitivity) simultaneously and there would be a small area of overlap (maybe a degree) between the two sensors.
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