AIST-21 Reference Documents

The Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) Program identifies, funds, develops and prototypes state-of-the-art information systems technology that respond to future Earth Science’s needs in a 5 to 10-year timeframe. It provides:

• Novel ways to acquire new measurements though new observing strategies and distributed sensing;
• Optimization of science mission value through flexible information integration;
• Agile science investigations through advanced algorithmic, computational and visualization tools, such as novel software, data analytics, artificial intelligence and relevant computing environments; and
• Integrated Earth System frameworks that will mirror the past, present and future state and temporal evolution of the Earth based on continuous integration of diverse observations, physics-based representations, and artificial intelligence and visualization methodologies to enable what-if scenarios and generate actionable information.

The following are documents associated with our ROSES AIST-21 solicitation:

• 2020 NOS Workshop Report
• NOS-T Technical Interface Document
• ESTO Reporting Requirements
• Digital Twin references