Amendment 74: A.14 Atmosphere Research Program Due Date Delay and Clarification Regarding the use of Generative AI
Through ROSES-25 A.14 Atmosphere NASA is soliciting proposals for data analysis and modeling of NASA supported airborne campaign data. NASA’s Earth Science Division has supported numerous airborne campaigns during the last few years, see Section 2 of the program element text. A.14 Atmosphere required a mandatory Notice of Intent (NOI) to propose. Proposers who have […] The post Amendment 74: A.14…
NASA has extended the deadline for proposals related to the A.14 Atmosphere Research Program, which focuses on data analysis and modeling of airborne campaign data. This amendment, ROSES-2025 Amendment 74, pushes the submission date back to December 2, 2026. Previously, proposers needed to submit a mandatory Notice of Intent (NOI) before they could be eligible to submit a proposal.
However, with this new delay, the requirement is no longer mandatory. NASA's Earth Science Division has supported several airborne campaigns in recent years, as mentioned in Section 2 of the program element text. Additionally, Section 4.3.3 of the amendment now includes a reference to the use of generative AI, along with a related question on the NSPIRES cover page.
An updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document has been posted on the NSPIRES page for this program element. Any inquiries regarding the A.14 Atmosphere Research Program should be sent to Ken Jucks, Emma Knowland, or any other designated points of contact listed in Section 4 of the amendment.
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