NASA Mass Change mission

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The NASA Mass Change mission is a planned Earth System Observatory satellite focused on precisely measuring variations in Earth’s mass distribution, such as changes in ice sheets, groundwater, and oceans, to improve understanding of climate and water cycle dynamics.

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instanceOf Earth observation satellite mission
planned space mission
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataProduct global maps of mass change
time series of groundwater storage change
time series of ice sheet mass balance
focusesOn changes in ice sheets
groundwater storage changes
land water storage changes
ocean mass changes
sea level change contributions
intendedOrbit Earth orbit
measurementType mass distribution measurements
time-variable gravity measurements
missionStatus planned
missionType satellite remote sensing
observes cryosphere
hydrosphere
land water storage
oceans
operator NASA
partOf NASA Earth System Observatory NERFINISHED
primaryObjective measure variations in Earth’s mass distribution
program NASA Earth Science Division NERFINISHED
relatedTo GRACE mission NERFINISHED
GRACE-FO mission NERFINISHED
researchArea Earth system science
climate change
global water cycle
scientificGoal improve constraints on global and regional sea level change
improve understanding of interactions among ice sheets, oceans, and the water cycle
improve understanding of terrestrial water storage variability
quantify regional and global mass redistribution on Earth
supports climate model evaluation
hazard and risk assessment related to water availability
sea level rise assessment
water resource management

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