GRACE Follow-on Mission
The 2002 US/German GRACE satellite mission has been a great success. It provided new and unexpected insights into the natural processes of the Earth.
GRACE Follow-on Mission is scheduled for launch in 2017. This project will develop laser ranging technology for the Follow-on mission, and analysis capability for Australia to measure polar melting rates and to monitor its continental water resources, providing insight into the impacts of climate change in our region.
Image: Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech.
Honours students Sam Francis and Emmanuel Malikides have been awarded two out of the five VSSEC-NASA Space Prize categories for 2012...
The article describing the functionality of the interactive computational portal of this website was accepted for publication in Computers and Geosciences.
The GRACE Follow-on Project formally transitioned to Phase B in early September 2012 following a successful System Requirements Review and Mission Definition Review.
Lyle Roberts has been selected to attend the NASA Ames Academy for Space Exploration for three months beginning in June this year. Lyle will join 16 other young...
GRACE Follow-on Mission project supported under the Australian Government's Australian Space Research Program. 'GRACE Follow-on Mission', an Australian Government initiative.
