Notices

• Amended on March 19, 2014. The due dates for the Planetary protection research program have been delayed. Notices of Intent are now requested by June 27, 2014, and proposals are due September 5, 2014.
• Amended on March 7, 2014. This program will not use the two-step proposal submission process, but instead invites optional NOIs by April 7, 2014, and proposals are due June 6, 2014.
• February 27, 2014. A number of clarifications and corrections have been made to calls in Appendix C. All references to name of C.11 have been changed from the "Planetary Mission Data Analysis" program to the "Discovery Data Analysis" program, consistent with the name change in ROSES 2014 Amendment 3. Information on the two-step proposal submission process was updated in all calls. A new sub section on data archiving and map publications has been added to the many calls. Finally, in many calls the start date for projects given in the summary table of key information has been set to "~6 months after Step-2 proposal due date."
• The description of the specific proposal opportunity on this page is contained in the document 'C.15 Planetary Protection Research'. This document is kept up to date and incorporates amendments, clarifications and corrections in a clearly identifiable manner.
• ROSES-2014 is an omnibus NASA Research Announcement. It contains over 50 different proposal opportunities. In the "Announcement Documents" section above, the document 'Summary of Solicitation' describes the common requirements for all ROSES-2014 proposal opportunities; all proposers must satisfy the proposal requirements in the 'Summary of Solicitation'. The documents 'Table 2' and 'Table 3' contain the list of all proposal opportunities and their due dates. The document 'C.1 Planetary Science Research Program Overview’ describes research activities within the NASA science division that is managing the specific proposal opportunity on this page. The document 'C.15 Planetary Protection Research' describes the specific proposal opportunity on this page. All of these documents are kept up to date and incorporate amendments, clarifications, and corrections in a clearly identifiable manner.