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Satellogic initiated a license application for its Aleph-1 Constellation to establish an end-to-end U.S. pixel path and expand support for customers with NOAA requirements.
Satellogic initiated the license application for its Aleph-1 Constellation to establish an end-to-end U.S. pixel path and expand support for customers with NOAA requirements.
Satellogic is expanding its ground station network to include U.S.-based ground stations as part of the NOAA license conditions.
DoD planners and military weather analysts plan to use data from NOAA, EUMETSAT, the Japan Meteorological Agency, and other partners to supplement U.S. military-owned satellite capacity.
ICEYE US, headquartered in Irvine, California, builds and operates NOAA-licensed satellites in support of U.S. Government and commercial customers.
SRS NOAA US Storm Events includes 1.8 million recorded events that are curated and standardized at the US County and Census-Tract Levels dating back to 1950 with USD CPI-adjusted damages.
SRS NOAA US Storm Events is designed for AI/ML training to predict weather events and losses.
The House Appropriations Committee provided support for NWS’s translation effort in NOAA’s fiscal year 2023 Congressional budget.
Northrop Grumman won a $13,300,000 contract in December to refurbish the Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder engineering development unit for NOAA’s QuickSounder program.
NOAA plans to launch the Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder engineering development unit refurbished by Northrop Grumman on a commercial satellite bus for QuickSounder.
The House Appropriations Committee supported the NWS language translation effort in NOAA’s fiscal year 2023 Congressional budget.
NOAA will operate the Near Earth Orbit Network satellites and deliver data to users worldwide.
NASA and NOAA will work with commercial partners to design and build the Near Earth Orbit Network’s spacecraft and instruments.
NOAA announced in December plans to launch an Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder engineering development unit refurbished by Northrop Grumman on a commercial satellite bus for QuickSounder.
NASA and NOAA will work with commercial partners to design and build the Near Earth Orbit Network’s spacecraft and instruments.
NOAA will operate the Near Earth Orbit Network satellites and deliver data to users worldwide.
Under the contract announced 2023-10-23, San Antonio-based Southwest Research Institute will develop the QuickSounder spacecraft, integrate it with NOAA’s Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder engineering development unit, handle transportation and launch, operate the satellite for three years, and perform satellite decommissioning.
NOAA plans upgraded capability and increased resilience in coronagraph measurements to improve measurements of solar activity.
With this award, Raytheon will provide capabilities that support NOAA and the National Weather Service’s three main sectors of the weather, water, and climate enterprise.
Raytheon has been awarded a four-year, $80,000,000 task order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to develop and optimize the nation’s water resources prediction capabilities.