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January 26, 2009

ESTO-funded UAVSAR airborne radar to fly over Haiti and the Dominican Republic and create 3D maps of earthquake faults
UPDATE (2.1.10): UAVSAR captures its first image over Haiti

January 15, 2009
A November 2009 Scientific American article on semantic web advances features ESTO-funded PI, Peter Fox of Renssalaer
Polytech Institute
January 6, 2010
Did you miss the 2009 AGU Fall Meeting? Take a look at this short video that highlights the NASA booth and exhibits at the conference.


November 23, 2009
Get a snapshot of ESTO performance and technology advances over the past year: the 2009 ESTO Annual Report is now available online. (2.9 MB PDF)

From instruments to data access, the NASA Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO) funds and develops technologies that can help realize a wide range of scientific measurements and operational requirements as well as practical applications that benefit society at large.

 
Technology Enables Our Future  

ESTO investments are driving innovation and enabling future Earth science measurements, including those outlined in the NRC Decadal Survey for Earth Science. + Learn more about ESTO technologies supporting the Decadal Survey

 
ESTO Program Areas
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Observation Technologies:
The Power to See

The Advanced Sensors Group leads developments in remote sensing technologies through the Advanced Component Technologies and Instrument Incubator Programs.

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Information Technologies:
The Ability to Understand

The Advanced Information Systems Group pursues sensor webs, automation, interoperability, networking, communication protocols, and other technologies to enhance the production, collection, handling, transmission, analysis, and comprehension of data.

 
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