Join us on December 4 at 1:00 PM EST for a webinar featuring leading experts from government, academia, and the commercial sector to explore how space technology is changing the way we predict and address severe weather challenges.
Discover the latest developments in satellite systems, predictive AI and cross-sector collaboration that are helping protect lives and businesses from the growing risks of climate-related events.
David Ariosto
SpaceNews Host, journalist and author of the upcoming Knopf book “Open Space”
Marshall Shepherd
Director,
Program Atmospheric Sciences,
University of Georgia
Then Succeed
Head of Marketing,
Tomorrow.io
TB
NOAA
Sponsored by
NOAA’s next-generation GeoXO satellite system will expand observations beyond the current GOES-R series, adding powerful new measurements of Earth’s atmosphere and oceans.
BAE Systems was selected to develop three of the five instruments for GeoXO: the Atmospheric Composition (ACX), Ocean Color (OCX) and GeoXO Sounder (GXS) instruments. The designs for these instruments are well understood and based on high heritage components, allowing them to collect significantly more data than previous instruments. They will take measurements every one to two hours, improving forecast models and subsequently increasing the accuracy of alerts and warnings related to severe weather conditions, air quality and harmful algal blooms, providing stakeholders with actionable data needed to make informed decisions to take.
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