SRI International is a non-profit research institute that develops technologies and solutions for government and commercial clients in the space industry. They focus on space technologies like compact sensors, small satellite payload and mission design, and specialized signal processing. SRI also creates geospace systems for remote sensing, geolocation, and space situational awareness and partners with organizations like NASA and the Department of Defense. Keywords associated with SRI International include: space technology, sensors, satellite payloads, signal processing, geospace systems, and remote sensing.
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SRI International operates a steerable radio telescope at Stanford University that would serve as the receiver for returned radar signals.
SRI International will use data from a radar site it manages for the National Science Foundation at Poker Flat in Alaska.
IARPA’s SINTRA program was awarded via a competitive Broad Agency Announcement to four teams, including a team led by SRI International as a prime contractor with support from SCOUT and Leidos.
SRI International selected Leidos and Scout Space as subcontractors for a space debris-tracking project funded by the U.S. intelligence community on 2023-10-04.
SRI International operates a steerable radio telescope at Stanford University that would serve as the receiver for SINTRA experiments.
SRI International will use data from a radar site it manages for the National Science Foundation at Poker Flat in Alaska and from other ground-based sensors for SINTRA.
IARPA awarded SINTRA research contracts through a competitive Broad Agency Announcement to four prime contractors: A-Tech, LLC; Advanced Space, LLC; SRI International; and West Virginia University Research Corporation.
IARPA awarded SINTRA research contracts through a competitive Broad Agency Announcement to four prime contractors: A-Tech, LLC; Advanced Space, LLC; SRI International; and West Virginia University Research Corporation.
LeoLabs gathers data in Alaska with the Poker Flats radar operated by SRI International on behalf of the National Science Foundation.