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STC Part of Winning Team for NASA LaRC
TEAMS2 Contract


STC Student Internship Program (STIEP) Hosts 12 Students at NASA Ames and LaRC


STC Headquarters Moves to New Facility;
stays in Hampton


STC-METSAT Released the Beta-test Set of a New,
22-year Global Water Vapor Data Set for NASA’s MEaSUREs Program in Earth Sciences in December 2011

NASA Water Vapor Project – MEaSUREs (NVAP-M) Global Average Total Precipitable Water

STC-METSAT integrated over 20 years of diverse weather satellite data to measure the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere.  The mean amount of liquid that would be measured if all of the water vapor in a column was condensed is shown.  On average, the atmosphere contains about one inch of condensable water.  STC-METSAT created the NASA Water Vapor (NVAP) data sets for use by scientists worldwide to understand the movement and occurrence of water vapor, which is the basis for life-giving rainfall.  Additional details available at http://nvap.stcnet.com


STC wins NOAA SciTech NG Contract

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STC wins Aeronautics and Mission Modeling and Simulation (AEMMS) Contract

STC has begun an entirely new year-long effort at NASA Ames Research Center for the Earth Sciences Division (Code SG) supporting modeling and simulation of the ATTRX Projects under STC's Aeronautics and Exploration Mission Modeling and Simulation (AEMMS) contract. This task supports the EV1 Airborne Tropical Tropopause Experiment (ATTREX) that uses the Global Hawk Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV). This effort specifically provides innovative Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling and simulation applied to meteorological forecast and analyses that enable detailed characterization of air parcel trajectories to match existing or planned observations from the ATTREX (UA)V. The detailed trajectories reveal exposure to cold temperatures, cloud formation regions, and dehydration conditions. The R&D benefits from the existing Schoeberl-Dessler codes, developed by STC's Mark Schoeberl, for the extension of current models and prediction of aircraft capabilities under different mission conditions and scenarios.


STC wins DTRA A&AS Support in Chem Bio and Nuclear Divisions as Teammate on TASC Contract


STC wins Single-award Smokes and Obscurants Task on CBRNE Mission Support Contract


STC Nominated for George M. Low Award by NASA LaRC

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