Meet Pam Sullivan, Director of the Office of Geostationary Earth Orbit Observations!

Pam manages the development and deployment of @NOAA’s geostationary weather satellites, including the current #GOESR Series and the future #GeoXO satellites.

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Meet Candace Carlisle, the #GeoXO Flight Project Manager!

#DidYouKnow: There are fewer women majoring and working in computer science now than in the 1980’s, when Candace went to college? Time to change that!

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Meet Monica Todirita, who currently serves as the #GeoXO Flight Project Deputy Manager!

Monica focuses mostly on implementation and execution of instrument sensor development for the nation's weather satellites in geostationary orbit, specifically @NOAA’s #GEO Program.

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Meet Dr. Joanna Joiner, the Flight Project and Instrument Scientist for the #GeoXO atmospheric composition instrument.

Joanna’s #CareerAdvice for women starting their journey: Find something you enjoy, because hopefully you’re going to be spending a lot of time doing it.

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Meet Michelle Rizzo, the Observatory (AKA: Spacecraft) Manager for the Geostationary Extended Operations (#GeoXO) Flight Project!

Michelle leads a team of engineers that oversees the development, integration, and testing of @NOAA satellites to ensure they meet all of the technical requirements of the project on schedule and within budget.

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After @NOAA's #GOESU 🛰️ launches this summer, our eyes will be focused on @NOAA's #GeoXO mission!

Onboard GeoXO will be The Atmospheric Composition Instrument (ACX), a critical tool for #AirQuality. Last week, the ACX science team met to explore how satellite data, like that from NASA's #TEMPO, can improve #AirQuality monitoring and forecasting to help protect human health.

More about GeoXO:
https://t.co/7L4u01ULTu

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After #GOESU launches, @NOAA will be looking ahead to its future series of geostationary satellites, #GeoXO.

Learn more about GeoXO's Atmospheric Composition Instrument and how it will help scientists better monitor and predict harmful air pollutants: https://t.co/m34kFBO084 https://t.co/2Ht5H2bcMb

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Ocean color data from @NOAA's @JPSSprogram and NASA’s #PACE mission helps us track marine health, forecast algal blooms, support fisheries, and more. Future missions, including NOAA's #GeoXO, promise even more detailed insights!
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Learn more in this week's #EarthFromOrbit:
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RT @NOAASatellites: After #GOESU launches, @NOAA will be looking ahead to its future series of geostationary satellites, #GeoXO.

Learn more about GeoXO's Atmospheric Composition Instrument and how it will help scientists better monitor and predict harmful air pollutants: https://t.co/m34kFBO084 https://t.co/2Ht5H2bcMb

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When @NOAA's #GOESU launches this summer, it will be the last satellite in our GOES-R series... But that's not where NOAA's satellite observations will end!

We're getting ready for the Geostationary Extended Observations mission! Launching in the early 2030s, #GeoXO will include the Atmospheric Composition instrument (ACX), which will provide critical air quality data about Earth’s atmosphere. 🌎🌬️☁️

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With @NOAA's #GOES19 🛰️ now in orbit, we are developing our next generation series of geostationary satellites, #GeoXO.

Learn how the Ocean Color Instrument aboard GeoXO will be a game changer for the Great Lakes and U.S. coastal waters: https://t.co/E7xM7v3Jix https://t.co/dpqajwzFz8

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RT @GOESguy: FWIW, An updated book chapter on #GOES: Past, Present and Future : https://t.co/bMvYWi7kzX including @SpaceWeather
@NOAASatellites @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS @NASAEarth #GOES01 #GOES04 #GOES07 #GOES08 #GOES12 #GOES13 #GOES16 #GOES17 #GOES18 #GOES19 #GeoXO https://t.co/BrXIIJgknu

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