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Kepler Guest Observer Program

Guest Observer Proposal Preparation - NOI

NOTICE OF INTENT

The Kepler Notice of Intent (NOI) submission page will open at the NSPIRES website on or about Nov 21, 2012. In order to expedite the proposal review process and the timely selection of scientific peer review panels, investigators intending to submit proposals for participation in this program are asked to submit a NOI to propose by the deadline to the NSPIRES website by 23:59 EST Monday, Dec 21, 2012. Note that a NOI submission is not required, but this minimal information e.g., proposal topic, investigator names, and affiliated institutions, is of considerable value in helping NASA plan for an expeditious peer review of proposals. The NOI is not used to do a preliminary proposal assessment. Investigators unfamiliar with the NSPIRES system need to register on their website in order to submit both an NOI and their proposal.


Step-by-step instructions for the submission of an NOI:
  1. Log in to the NSPIRES system using your username and password.
  2. Click the Proposals URL.
  3. Click the Create NOI tab.
  4. Click the continue tab.
  5. Choose the Kepler Guest Observer - Cycle 5 button and click on the continue tab.
  6. Follow the online instructions.

Questions concerning Kepler's science opportunities and open programs, public archive or community tools? Contact us via the email address.
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