ESTO News

The 2010 solicitation for the ESTO Advanced Component Technology program is now open as element A.36 within the NASA ROSES-2010 omnibus research announcement. Notices of Intent are due 1/31/2011 and Proposals are due 3/15/2011.

Awards announced for the 2010 ESTO Instrument Incubator Program (IIP) ROSES Solicitation

The schedule of ESTO-affiliated presentations, posters, and sessions at the 2010 AGU Fall Meeting is now available for download. (<1MB, PDF)

The 2010 ESTO Annual Report is now available.(2.2 MB, PDF)

Airborne-version of a novel, ESTO-funded polarization camera for aerosol characterization enjoys successful test flight on the NASA ER-2.

Congratulations to Stefan Falke, recipient of the American Geophysical Union's 2010 Charles S. Falkenberg Award (and an ESTO Principal Investigator).

Attending the 2010 AGU Fall Meeting (link no longer available)? Be sure to stop by the ESTO-chaired sessions: IN41D and IN43B. Both sessions are titled "Information Systems Advances for Earth Science Decadal Survey Era Missions."

10 Years of ESTO Technology Investments are Enabling the CLARREO Mission

NASA GRIP campaign – and ESTO Investigator, Simone Tanelli – featured in National Public Radio story

Presentations from the the ESTO-chaired session – "Future NASA Earth Science Missions and Enabling Activities" – at SPACE2010 are now online.

ESTO Principal Investigator Andrea Donnellan interviewed by Fox News for a story on California Earthquake research (link no longer available).

>Are you attending Space 2010? Visit the ESTO - chaired session: "Future NASA Earth Science Missions and Enabling Activities." (104-SPSC 5)

The 2010 Science Plan for the NASA Science Mission Directorate is now available online.

Five ESTO technologies selected for airborne integration by the Airborne Instrument Technology Transition (AITT) solicitation.

Several ESTO Technologies To Support the 2010 GRIP Campaign

The 2010 solicitation of the ESTO Instrument Incubator Program is now closed. Check the ESTO Solicitations page for award notifications.

Presentations from the 2010 Earth Science Technology Forum (ESTF2010) are available online.

UAVSAR flights over Southern California and QuakeSim PI, Andrea Donnellan, featured in Los Angeles Times article on the magnitude 7.2 Easter earthquake.

Proposals to the 2010 solicitation of the ESTO Instrument Incubator Program (element A.35 within the NASA ROSES-2010 omnibus research announcement) are due on 7/21/2010.

Are you registered for IGARSS 2010 in Hawaii? Be sure to attend these ESTO-chaired sessions:
- TH1.L07: Innovative Options for Developing Future Earth Science Capabilities
- TH2.L06: Laser Technology: Recent Developments and Lessons Learned

The online ESTO Technology Portfolio is now updated with 2010 charts for new and active investments as well as recent graduates.

Online registration for ESTF2010 closes on June 11. Walk-in registration will be available during the event.

The full schedule of presentations is nowavailable online for the 2010 Earth Science Technology Forum (ESTF2010). Visit the forum website for more information and to register.

Notices of Intent (NOIs) for the 2010 solicitation of the ESTO Instrument Incubator Program (element A.35 within the NASA ROSES-2010 omnibus research announcement) are due on 4/21/2010. Proposals are due 7/21/2010.

An ESTO-funded project to develop a high-resolution topographic mapping lidar was featured in the 3/1/2010 SPIE Remote Sensing newsletter.

ESTO is pleased to announce the 2010 Earth Science Technology Forum (ESTF2010) – to be held June 22-24 in Arlington, VA. Visit the forum website for more information and to register.

SensorWeb 3G Project is Generating Buzz and Benefiting Society.

The 2010 solicitation for the ESTO Instrument Incubator Program is now open as element A.35 within the NASA ROSES-2010 omnibus research announcement. Notices of Intent (NOIs) are due 4/21/2010 and Proposals are due 7/21/2010.

UPDATE:UAVSAR captures its first image over Haiti

ESTO-funded UAVSAR airborne radar to fly over Haiti and the Dominican Republic and create 3D maps of earthquake faults

A November 2009 Scientific American article on semantic web advances features ESTO-funded PI, Peter Fox of Renssalaer Polytech Institute