• JAXA's KAGUYA (SELENE) Mission
  AGI software supports ambitious inquiry into Moon's evolution
  June 2008 (659 KB)

• Mercury Visualization Tool Simulates Views
  NASA MESSENGER shares images of unexplored planet with STK.
  March 2009 (412 KB)

• NASA Goddard uses STK/Analyzer
  NASA Goddard Space Flight Center uses STK software for lunar return mission analysis.
  March 2006 (195 KB)

• Space Technology 5
  STK provides satellite anomaly resolution for NASA's ST5 mission.
  October 2006 (518 KB)

• Star One & NOAA Sats Share Longitude
  Brasilsat B1 and GOES 12 satellite safety assured via STK analysis.
  June 2008 (482 KB)

• Wallops Research Range - STK in Launch Range Support Analysis
  NASA's Wallops Research Range brings in business using STK-based mission planning lab.
  January 2007 (182 KB)

InView User Applications

• A New Battlespace Perspective/Down to Earth with STK/PRO
  STK used in NRO's Battlespace Visualization Initiative/Starshine 2 satellite's end calculated using STK.
  Reprinted from the October 2002 InView newsletter (1 MB)

• Beyond the Clouds: Lockheed Martin Launch Team Uses STK as Eyes in the Sky
  Lockheed Martin runs STK visualizations driven by live telemetry for Titan and Atlas launches.
  Reprinted from the November 2001 InView newsletter (744 KB)

• Bigelow's Big Plans for Space Habitats
  Aerospace company uses STK for Genesis I and II spacecraft analysis.
  January 2008 (1.4 MB)

• Interplanetary Pinball: NASA's Mission to Pluto
  NASA and John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory design gravity-assist trajectory using STK/Astrogator.
  Reprinted from the April 2006 InView newsletter (112 KB)

• Mir Deorbit: A Fiery Finale
  AGI supports Russion space station Mir reentry and earns honors.
  Reprinted from the November 2001 InView newsletter (815 KB)

• On Schedule: The Air Force Keeps its Satellite Network Fine-tuned with STK
  Air Force Satellite Control Network forecasting with STK/Scheduler.
  Reprinted from the September 2003 InView newslette (665 KB)

• Orbit Logic Optimizes Imagery Collection
  STK/Scheduler software, created by AGI and Orbit Logic, part of OrbView-3 Collection Planning System.
  Reprinted from the April 2006 InView newsletter (138 KB)

• Sensing Danger: Taiwan's FORMOSAT-2 Satelite Aids Disaster-Imaging Efforts
  Taiwan's National Space Organization leveraged AGI products to assist the FORMOSAT-1 Earth-observation satellite.
  Reprinted from the April 2006 InView newsletter (106 KB)

• Shedding Light on Launch Windows
  NASA uses STK to anlayze Return to Flight launch dates based on external tank photography.
  Reprinted from the April 2005 InView newsletter (103 KB)

• STK Analyzes International Comm Bridge
  STK was used in mission planning and design of the Amos 2 satellite, a communications hub between Europe, the Middle East, and the Eastern U.S.
  Reprinted from the May 2004 InView newsletter (112 KB)

Solutions

• AGI Software for Space Situational Awareness
  October 2009 (5.7 MB)

• Space Systems
  4/18/2007 (2.39 MB)

White Papers

• Orbit Determination of Satellites in Lunar Orbit Using an Optimal Sequential Filter
  February 2008 (PDF, size 3.32 MB)

• AGI Software for NASA's GLAST Mission October 2005

• Automating STK & ODTK for Satellite Operations (Northrop Grumman) August 2007

• Flight Dynamics Systems for GLAST Operations, Omitron & NASA

• Maneuver Planning for Geostationary Satellites, ADS

• Maneuver Planning with Astrogator October 2005

• NAVSOC Flight Dynamics and COLA Operations (ADS) August 2007

• STEREO Mission Design (JHU/APL) August 2007

Webinars

• Accelerate Maneuver Recovery using Orbit Determination May 2006

• Automate Satellite System Design Studies May 2005

• Close Approach Probability Analysis June 2006

• Modeling Spacecraft Proximity Operations and Docking in STK September 2005

• MORE WEBINARS ...

• Showtime for Visualization Software
  Aerospace America, June 2004

• Masters of Tracking
  Daily Local News, Aug. 5, 2003

• Visualizing the Future
  Space News, May 26, 2003

• Local Man Has Columbia Connection
  Times Herald, Feb. 11, 2003

• Where is New Horizons?
  Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory Web site, Ongoing

• Legacy Systems: Keeping Older Satellite Systems Operating
  Via Satellite, Dec. 17, 2007