A Russian Soyuz launched from Baikonour Cosmodrome late Monday carrying Gennady Padalka, Sergei Revin and Joseph Acaba to the International Space Station. The Soyuz is expected to rendezvous and dock with the International Space Station early Thursday morning. The NORAD catalog … Continue reading
A Chinese Long March 4B successfully placed the Yaogan 14 and Tiantuo I satellites into orbit. Yaogan 14 is a remote sensing satellite that will survey land resources, monitor crop yields and help with natural disasters. The Tiantuo I satellite … Continue reading
A Chinese Long March 2D launched on Sunday at 0710 GMT sending the Tianhui 1-02 spacecraft into orbit. Tianhui 1-02 is a mapping satellite that’s designed for scientific research and land resources surveys. The NORAD catalog number (the SSC number) … Continue reading
Learn the lastest innovations in Multidisciplinary Design, Analysis and Optimization, Model-Based Systems Engineering and Modeling & Simulation from industry, academic and government experts at the Engineering Design Forum 2012. This inaugural event – sponsored by Phoenix Integration, Tecplot, InterCAX, Optimal … Continue reading
Space Day is an educational initiative that began in 1997. It takes place the first Friday of May and is dedicated to achievements, benefits and opportunities in space use and exploration. AGI has been participating in Space Day for almost … Continue reading
If you were at the National Space Symposium in COS recently, you probably: Saw our brand new booth that features a huge screen playing some AGI videos and demos and Are still recovering? (If so, we understand. Did you come … Continue reading
AGI engineers are heading to San Diego this week for the AFCEA C4ISR Symposium. If you are attending the show, drop by Booth 1 where we will be demonstrating how our software supports: Analysis and visualization of ISR operations Pre-mission … Continue reading
All Galileo satellites have an identical signal-in-space user range error (SISURE) of 2 meters. Our navigation expert Ted Driver is in Gdansk, Poland, this week for the European Navigation Conference (ENC), where he presented a new paper “Operational Considerations for … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce the release of STK SimMetrics, a new desktop application that increases distributed simulation fidelity by more accurately modeling GNSS and simulating GPS receivers and sensors’ cameras. So what can you do with a more realistic … Continue reading
Our developers are taking a break from STK 10 to give live demonstrations on what they are working on tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. ET. Benefits of attending: Give us less than an hour of your time, and you’ll get FIVE … Continue reading
