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DYNAMIC ABOVE-WATER RADIANCE AND IRRADIANCE COLLECTOR (DALEC) HYPERSPECTRAL RADIOMETER
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80NSSC234718
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This statement of work outlines requirements for a hyperspectral radiometer for use by NASA. It seeks one DALEC 3-channel above water hyperspectral radiometer with gimbal, GPS, compass and auto-azimuth control of approximately 10nm spectral resolution and 3.3nm spacing. The system is to include the DALEC sensor head, deck unit with rechargeable battery, satellite compass, cables and passive gimbal with lock. Delivery lead time is 12 weeks. Performance of work will be at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center under the supervision of Antonio Mannino.

The related pre-solicitation lists the contracting agency as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center and solicitation number 80NSSC234718 for a dynamic above-water radiance and irradiance collector hyperspectral radiometer.

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STATEMENT OF WORK

1. Objective/Requirements The information in the table below is required to complete this purchase.

2. Characteristics, Scope, and Specs

Item Description Qty.

DALEC. 3-channel above water hyperspectral radiometer with gimbal, GPS, Compass, auto-azimuth control. Approximately 10nm spectral resolution, 3.3nm spacing.

Includes:

DALEC Sensor Head DeckUnit (with rechargeable internal Li-Ion Battery) Satellite compass (boom mounted) 20m Sensor to Deckunit Cable 50m Deckunit to PC cable Passive Gymbal (with lock) PC Operating and Processing Software

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3. Place of Performance Antonio Mannino, NASA, GSFC.

4. Period of Performance Delivery lead-time is 12 weeks ARO.

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