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APPENDIX: Guidelines for Assessment Reports for Standing Committeesof the Space Studies Board
APPENDIX: Guidelines for Assessment Reports for Standing Committeesof the Space Studies Board
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Each report should include an executive summary, not to exceed 15 pages. The audience for these reports is NASA, the space research community, Congress, and relevant Executive Branch offices such as the Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Office of Management and Budget, and the National Space Council.
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Discussion of major scientific goals/objectives in existing reports, and description of progress to date in achieving these goals/objectives. "Progress" includes any activity specifically pertaining to major scientific objectives, i.e., inclusion in a strategic plan, Announcements of Opportunity, cooperative agreements, budget line-items, inclusion on STS/ELV flight manifest, Phase A, B, etc., studies.
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C Identification and discussion of major policy and program issues raised in existing reports and the U.S.
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