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| ROSES 2024 Solicitation
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| New in ROSES-2024: In an effort to increase the clarity and accessibility of information for
programs within Appendix C, proposers are advised to read C.1, The Planetary Science Research
Program Overview in its entirety to help ensure that they have the necessary information to be compliant
with their proposal submission.
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| NEW 2024-06-26: These pages now support the
Heliophysics Living With a Star Science (LWS) Program, Appendix B.5. Proposers are strongly advised to read
Appendix B.1 The Heliophysics Research Program Overview, for Heliophysics-specific requirements.
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| Requirements for "Open Science and Data Management Plans" (formerly called
Data Management Plans) significantly changed in 2023 and have been updated
and clarified in 2024. All programs that require an OSDMP now require it as an
separate 2-page section. See ROSES Open Science and Data Management Plan and
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| Data archived in the Planetary Data System (PDS)are intended for long-term preservation and
must be in PDS4 formats as well as undergo a separate peer review process.
Proposers intending to archive data in the PDS must obtain a letter of support from the
appropriate PDS Discipline Node confirming that the PDS is willing to accept their
submission. This letter must be included in the proposal package and placed in a
section for Statements of Commitment and Letters of Support, Feasibility, and
Endorsement (see
Table 1 of the ROSES-2024). Letters must be requested at least one
week prior to the program element due date and proposers are strongly encouraged to
initiate conversations with the relevant PDS Discipline Node several weeks ahead.
(see
Appendix C.1, Section 3.7.6).
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| The following table gives the key dates for each of the NRAs supported by these
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| Spacecraft mission data and high-order mission data products to be used in proposed
work must be available in the Planetary Data System (PDS), or an equivalent, publicly
accessible archive, at least 30 days prior to the full proposal due date or proposal
submission date for proposals submitted to No Due Date (NoDD) programs, unless otherwise specified
in the program call. The calendar of record for data released in the PDS is the PDS Data Release Calendar
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| Additional submission instructions for NoDD programs are provided in
Section 2.4 of C.1 of the Planetary Science Research Program Overview and https://science.nasa.gov/researchers/NoDD.
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| See the Information for Data Proposers and
Guidelines for Archiving sections of the PDS
website for more information.
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