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In December, Albedo received a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration license to sell commercial optical imagery with a resolution of 0.1 m per pixel.
Ecopia AI was awarded $10,000,000 in contracts, with an additional $6,000,000 in options, by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to create high-precision mapping data.
Ecopia AI will provide a variety of unique land cover maps to support NOAA’s partner agencies at the federal, state, and local levels.
NOAA’s Office for Coastal Management has produced consistent, accurate landcover data at a resolution of 10 to 30 m for decades.
Ecopia AI’s high-precision mapping products will support NOAA’s efforts to produce 1-meter publicly accessible raster landcover products for the nation.
The Maxar 1300-class platform provides precision, stability, reliability, and assured operations intended to meet NOAA requirements for the GeoXO mission.
Maxar manufactured five additional NOAA weather monitoring satellites: GOES 8, GOES 9, GOES 10, GOES 11, and GOES 12.
Maxar Technologies received a Phase A study contract from NASA for NOAA’s Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO) Spacecraft mission.
The Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) on NOAA’s GOES-R series detects about 1 million lightning flashes every day across the western hemisphere.
NASA will manage the development of the GeoXO satellites and will launch them for NOAA, and NOAA will operate the satellites and deliver data to users worldwide.
NOAA and NASA will work with commercial partners to design and build the GeoXO spacecraft and instruments.
NOAA awarded a $15,000,000 contract for cloud services to SAIC and Carahsoft on 2022-08-03.
The first GeoXO launch is planned for the early 2030s and the GeoXO program will maintain and advance NOAA’s geostationary observations through 2055.
Lockheed Martin built the Geostationary Lightning Mapper and the Solar Ultraviolet Imager instruments on NOAA’s current GOES weather satellites.
NASA selected Lockheed Martin to further refine concepts for the lightning mapper instrument and the spacecraft bus for NOAA’s GeoXO weather satellites.
NOAA’s GeoXO program is the agency’s next-generation constellation of geostationary weather satellites to address operational environmental prediction requirements and support U.S. weather, ocean, and climate operations.
Ball Aerospace was selected by NASA to complete two 20-month studies on instruments to support NOAA’s Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO) program.
Ball Aerospace was selected in October 2021 for NOAA’s GeoXO Phase A Sounder (GXS) study.
Overall, three 20-month studies have been awarded to Ball Aerospace for NOAA’s GeoXO program.
Spire Global’s awarded $1,700,000 contract represents continued ability to provide commercial data for NOAA’s weather forecast models.