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    ESA > Our Activities > Observing the Earth > The Living Planet Programme > Meteorological missions > MetOp

    GOME-2 Critical Design Review a success

    Teams involved in the Critical Design Review
    Teams involved in the Critical Design Review
    25 July 2001

    The GOME-2 Critical Design Review (CDR) was completed with largely successful results, in July 2001.

    The main issues emerging from the review concerned the schedule for the first Flight Model, a problem with the spectral calibration lamp and the qualification process of the instrument software.

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