Claire L. Rutkowski is affiliated with POWER Engineers and is a member of the Geo Week 2025 Advisory Board.
Claire Milverton received the Business Leader of the Year award at GWF 2024 for promoting a data-first approach and driving SaaS product development.
The GHGSat-D demonstration satellite CLAIRE was developed by Space Flight Laboratory and launched in 2016.
SFL developed the pathfinding GHGSat-D ("Claire") atmospheric monitoring microsatellite for GHGSat Inc. in 2016.
Space Flight Laboratory built and launched the pathfinding GHGSat-D ('Claire') atmospheric monitoring microsatellite for GHGSat Inc. in 2016.
Claire, GHGSat’s demonstrator satellite, was launched in 2016.
GHGSat’s demonstrator satellite Claire was launched in 2016.
GHGSat first selected SFL in 2013 to develop the GHGSat-D demonstration satellite known as Claire to prove on-orbit stability and sensor pointing on a small satellite platform.
Claire (GHGSat-D) was launched in 2016 and exceeded its objectives.
Claire Cullen is Vice President of People at Open Cosmos and commits to acting as a role model to women who want to progress their careers into leadership and to offering support and coaching to enable them to achieve their full potential.
Claire Leon’s role requires coordinating projects across Space Systems Command and the entire space enterprise to enable horizontal integration and deliver capabilities rather than just hardware.
Claire Milverton, CEO of 1Spatial, frames ongoing product enhancements as providing dynamic market offerings that utilize 1Spatial’s data management capabilities to help customers integrate verified and accurate 3D data for applications including national mapping agencies and utility companies.
GHGSat Inc. awarded SFL the development contracts for GHGSat-C1 ("Iris") and GHGSat-C2 ("Hugo") after SFL built and launched the pathfinding GHGSat-D ("Claire") atmospheric monitoring smallsat in 2016.
SFL built GHGSat’s technology demonstration satellite Claire, which launched in 2016.
Space Flight Laboratory built the pathfinding GHGSat-D microsatellite, also known as Claire, which was launched in 2016.
SFL built the pathfinding GHGSat-D (Claire) smallsat that launched in 2016.
GHGSat created the first generation of Pulse with data from its first satellite Claire and plans to include Iris data in future versions.
GHGSat detects and measures global greenhouse gas emissions with two satellites: Claire, launched in 2016, and Iris, launched in September.
GHGSat-D, also known as Claire, is a 15-kilogram microsatellite built by the University of Toronto’s Space Flight Laboratory with two spectrometers developed and manufactured by MPB Communications.