The document serves as a template for proposals submitted to NASA for funding consideration under their various grant opportunities. It outlines the necessary information and requirements for applicants, including institutional classifications such as Minority-Serving Institutions and Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions, as well as potential collaborations with federal entities and compliance with export control laws. Key questions address the need for high-end computing resources, involvement in ground-disturbing activities, and potential environmental impacts as per the National Environmental Policy Act. The proposal must also consider citizen science components, the use of Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning, and the production of geologic maps. Additionally, it identifies the requirement for data archiving with the Planetary Data System and requests for substantial equipment. Proposers are advised to submit potential reviewer names to aid in the proposal evaluation process. Overall, this document emphasizes compliance with environmental regulations and the scientific integrity expected from NASA-funded projects, aiming to ensure thorough and effective assessments of submissions.

This document outlines a proposal linked to NASA’s solicitation NNH06ASD002N, intended to communicate the core objectives, methodologies, and significance of the proposed work. The proposal aims to achieve specific research objectives using clear, non-specialist language, emphasizing its relevance to NASA's interests. It specifies a structured response format, indicating the necessity for three distinct paragraphs to elaborate on the proposal, including a comprehensive overview of techniques to attain the objectives. The document serves as a template for submission in the Grants.Gov and NSPIRES systems, highlighting the importance of adhering to prescribed formatting and structure for clarity and alignment with federal funding requirements. The significance of the proposed work is intended to align with NASA's broader programs and interests, thereby reinforcing the proposal's relevance within the context of federal grants and RFPs.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has issued a funding opportunity titled "Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences – 2024" (ROSES-2024), under the program element A.25 Earth Surface and Interior. This document outlines necessary guidelines for applicants preparing grant applications within this program. It includes detailed instructions for completing required documents, such as the Proposal Summary and the ESI24_PSD, emphasizing the need for proper format and adherence to specific character limits. Crucially, applicants must be aware of the Total Budget File requirement and any High-End Computing (HEC) requests. The document also addresses the Dual Anonymous Peer Review (DAPR) process, emphasizing the importance of not including personal identifiers in proposals when applicable. Furthermore, all individuals listed in grant applications must register in NASA's NSPIRES system, and letters of commitment from team members are necessary. The guidance provided aims to assist researchers in successfully navigating Grants.gov for application submissions, ensuring compliance with NASA’s protocols and enhancing collaboration within the scientific community. Relevant links and additional resources are provided to support the preparation process.