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Advanced Modeling Technology Program

NASA's Earth-science modeling technology programme, managing projects that apply advanced computing, information science, machine learning, simulation, and integrated frameworks to mature Earth System digital-twin capabilities and improve prediction, scenario analysis, and scientific use of observations. Introduced by NASA ESTO in 2024, AMT took forward modeling work previously pursued within the Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) program, including transferred projects and the Earth System Digital Twins thrust.

Advanced Modeling Technology Program
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Advanced Modeling TechnologyAMT
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Advanced Modeling Technology Program
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Description
NASA's Earth-science modeling technology programme, managing projects that apply advanced computing, information science, machine learning, simulation, and integrated frameworks to mature Earth System digital-twin capabilities and improve prediction, scenario analysis, and scientific use of observations. Introduced by NASA ESTO in 2024, AMT took forward modeling work previously pursued within the Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) program, including transferred projects and the Earth System Digital Twins thrust.
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Start Date
2024

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Creation Time
July 29, 2026 at 11:49:23 UTC
Updated Time
October 17, 2026 at 00:36:06 UTC

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