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From: "Goldberg, Richard L." <Richard.Goldberg_at_jhuapl.edu>
Subject: Noctilucent Cloud motion media images
Date sent: Thu, 15 Apr 1999 14:14:48 -0400
TO: Noctilucent Cloud Working Group
FROM: Richard L. Goldberg / JHU-APL
DATE: 15 Apr 99
RE: Noctilucent Cloud motion media images
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is currently building the
TIMED spacecraft as part of NASA's Solar Connections missions, due for
launch in May 2000. As part of APL's commitment to the mission, we are
producing an educational outreach video about the spacecraft, the instrument
payload, and the science goals of the mission.
I would like to inquire whether any one in the working group is aware of
film, or video footage (either real-time or time lapse footage) that exists
of noctilucent cloud images. Though many quality still images of
noctilucent clouds are available, we would like to pursue the possibility of
motion media as a first choice before resorting to still images.
If such motion media is available, the donor will receive full
acknowledgement in the production credits. Since this is a broadcast
quality production, the highest quality footage, or a copy made from the
original tape is preferred. Certainly any footage will be most welcomed.
NTSC video is preferred, but other international video standards such as PAL
and PAL-M are acceptable. Most video tape formats are useful, but
Betacam-SP is ideal.
As an alternative, an extended series of still photos of the same cloud
formation would be acceptable too. This can be edited together into a
QuickTime clip and provide us a similar effect.
Any input, or suggestions as to resources for this type of motion media is
appreciated. Many thanks for your time.
Rich
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Richard L. Goldberg- Television Writer-Producer
The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab
11100 Johns Hopkins Rd., Mail Stop: 1-W307
Laurel, MD 20723-6099
(443) 778-3610; (443) 778-6123 fax
Richard.Goldberg@ jhuapl.edu
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