SSA
Space and Defense Software Expo
The Space and Defense Software Expo is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with industry experts, attend hands-on training courses, network with local colleagues, and learn about AGI’s new and updated software. The expo features a 3,000 …
Space and Defense Software Expo
The Space and Defense Software Expo is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with industry experts, attend hands-on training courses, network with local colleagues, and learn about AGI’s new and updated software. The expo features a 3,000 …
Space and Defense Software Expo
The Space and Defense Software Expo is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with industry experts, attend hands-on training courses, network with local colleagues, and learn about AGI’s new and updated software. The expo features a 3,000 …
Space and Defense Software Expo
The Space and Defense Software Expo is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with industry experts, attend hands-on training courses, network with local colleagues, and learn about AGI’s new and updated software. The expo features a 3,000 …
Space and Defense Software Expo
The Space and Defense Software Expo is an opportunity to spend one-on-one time with industry experts, attend hands-on training courses, network with local colleagues, and learn about AGI’s new and updated software. The expo features a 3,000 …
Air Force eyes commercial options to gain intelligence on space threats
Melanie Stricklan, Slingshot Aerospace: “We see a big need for SSA solutions, not just in the military but also in academia and in satellite owners and operators."
2018 AMOS Conference
The Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) Conference is the premier technical conference in the nation devoted to space surveillance. The cross section of military, contractor, and academic participation fuels important …
Defense Department turning over space traffic management to Commerce, but details still unclear
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Stephen Kitay: 'We’re excited about the new partnership with Commerce on space traffic management.'
NGA assembles jigsaw puzzle of diverse commercial, government geospatial data sets
"We are trying to effectively link air, land, sea and space. The geospatial context on the ground may give you some type of indications and warning of something happening in space," said Chirag Parikh, director of NGA's Office of Source Strategies.
Air Force and NRO forge close ties overall and for SSA
Air Force and NRO leaders emphasized their close ties at the 34th Space Symposium here and offered proof the relationship is helping them share capabilities.
International SSA agreements could pave the way for further space cooperation, panelists said
U.S. Strategic Command's bilateral agreements to share Space Situational Awareness data with other nations could lead to further space cooperation, according to panelists at the 34th Space Symposium.
FCC commissioner questions regulator’s omission from National Space Council
An FCC commissioner said Tuesday she was astonished the White House did not give the telecom regulatory agency a seat on the National Space Council.
Help wanted to operate and maintain Air Force deep space telescopes
The Air Force Space Command last week posted a “sources sought” notice for the operations and maintenance of the Ground-based Electro-Optical Deep Space Surveillance System.
Military’s focus on space a boon for cloud, IT companies
The Air Force is looking to upgrade its cloud computing systems to support the massive downloads of weather data from satellites.
Space situational awareness experts urge Russia to join orbital neighborhood watch
To prevent collisions in space, nations with advanced orbital monitoring abilities need to share data with each other. Russia, being skilled in space situational awareness (SSA), should be part of the global effort to protect the space environment, experts said March 15 at the Satellite 2018 conference here.
Largest cubesat operators say 25-year deorbit guideline a priority
Planet and Spire, operators of the two largest commercial cubesat constellations in orbit, say they manage their fleets to prevent retired spacecraft from lingering in space beyond internationally accepted guidelines.
