Skip all navigation and jump to content Jump to site navigation Jump to section navigation.
NASA Logo - Goddard Space Flight Center
ABOUT ESTO OBSERVATION INFORMATION ADVANCED PLANNING

 
About ESTO
HOME
ESTO OVERVIEW
TECHNOLOGY PORTFOLIO
SOLICITATIONS
EVENTS
documents
E-BOOKS (REPORTING)
ORGANIZATION
NEWS
LINKS

 

A Sensor Web Responds, and a New NASA Technology is Tested, After Crash of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River

+ Spotlight Archive

  
 
Welcome

From instruments to data access, the NASA Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO) develops technologies that enable a
full range of scientific measurements, operational requirements, and practical applications that benefit society at large.

 

July 2, 2009
Did you miss the NASA Earth System Science at 20 Symposium in June? The full proceedings, including presentations, are now available on the Symposium Website.

June 25, 2009
The UAVSAR instrument and advances in NASA earthquake prediction featured in two television interviews with QuakeSim Project PI, Andrea Donnellan. Watch the videos:
+ NBC Los Angeles
+ KTLA Los Angeles

June 18, 2009

An innovative, ESTO-funded microwave detector has made the first direct measurements of lightning on Mars. Several Earth observing missions have also adopted the technology to detect and mitigate radio frequency interference.

+ News Archive
ESTO Program Areas
go to observation technologies section

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.

go to information technology section

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.

 
click here to go to the ESTO technology portfolio
 
 
 
 
 
FirstGov logo + Privacy Policy and Important Notices NASA Curator: Philip Larkin
NASA Official: George J. Komar
Site Map / Contact Information
 
ESTC2008 conference logo link link to story on Mars Lightning