Gordon Innes Johnston

Color picture of Gordon Johnston

(visible, 0.4 to 0.7 microns)

15 micron video still of Gordon Johnston

(15 microns, slightly out of focus, captured off a video tape from a 128x128 QWIP detector array. JPL now has a much better 256x256 array.)

Contact Information:

US Postal Mailing Address:

Gordon Innes Johnston
Office of Earth Science
Mail Code YF
NASA Headquarters
Washington, D.C. 20546-0001

Delivery Address (Express Mail, Commercial Delivery, or Courier):

Gordon Innes Johnston
Office of Earth Science
Mail Code YF
Attn: Receiving & Inspection (Rear of Building)
NASA Headquarters
300 E Street SW
Washington, D.C. 20024-3210

Phone:

Voice: (202) 358-4685
Fax: (202) 358-2769
Secretary: Marvalyn Sweeny, (202) 358-0261

Internet:

Gordon.Johnston@hq.nasa.gov

Current Assignments:

Effective September 14, 1997, I moved to the Program Planning and Development Division of the Office of Earth Science, the NASA Headquarters office responsible for NASA's Earth Science Enterprise.

Title: Associate Director for Exploratory Missions
In October of 1999, I was competitively selected to participate in the NASA Project Management Development Process (PMDP) Accelerating Leadership Option. I completed the academic portion of the PMDP-ALO in June of 2002.

Before joining the Office of Earth Science in 1997, my assignments were:

Instruments and Sensing Program Executive. Glenn Mucklow is now responsible for this area.
Solar System Exploration (SSE) Executive - Planetary (i.e., other than Mars). Dave Lavery is now responsible for this area.
Manager, On-Board Data Systems Technology. This program has been discontinued.
Manager, Space Technology University Programs. This program has been discontinued.

Background and Publications

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