NSF Dear Colleague Letter (NSF DCL 24-016) "Seafloor Geodesy"
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Newman, Andy
Nov 6, 2023, 1:44:36 PM11/6/23
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Colleagues:
A new NSF Dear Colleague Letter (NSF DCL 24-016 https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2024/nsf24016/nsf24016.jsp) has been posted inviting proposals for seafloor geodesy field campaigns to deploy transponders from an existing instrument pool for 4 sites at tectonic settings consistent with priorities as identified in the 2021 Community Workshop report on Seafloor Geodesy (https://www.seafloorgeodesy.org/post/future-directions-in-seafloor-geodesy-2021-community-workshop). Of particular interest are proposals that target volcanic processes, transform processes, plate motions, or polar regions. The geodetic instruments have a depth limit of 3000 m and a multi-year deployment is envisioned with requisite wave glider surveys. Projects can be PI-driven or Community-driven.
Proposers should contact program officers Gail Christeson gchr...@nsf.gov or Michael Jackson meja...@nsf.gov early in the proposal development process for seafloor geodetic facility budget preparation guidance. Proposals should be submitted by February 15, 2024 for full consideration.
Sincerely,
James McManus
Director, Division of Ocean Sciences
National Science Foundation
A new NSF Dear Colleague Letter (NSF DCL 24-016 https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2024/nsf24016/nsf24016.jsp) has been posted inviting proposals for seafloor geodesy field campaigns to deploy transponders from an existing instrument pool for 4 sites at tectonic settings consistent with priorities as identified in the 2021 Community Workshop report on Seafloor Geodesy (https://www.seafloorgeodesy.org/post/future-directions-in-seafloor-geodesy-2021-community-workshop). Of particular interest are proposals that target volcanic processes, transform processes, plate motions, or polar regions. The geodetic instruments have a depth limit of 3000 m and a multi-year deployment is envisioned with requisite wave glider surveys. Projects can be PI-driven or Community-driven.
Proposers should contact program officers Gail Christeson gchr...@nsf.gov or Michael Jackson meja...@nsf.gov early in the proposal development process for seafloor geodetic facility budget preparation guidance. Proposals should be submitted by February 15, 2024 for full consideration.
Sincerely,
James McManus
Director, Division of Ocean Sciences
National Science Foundation
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School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
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