The role HTS satellites can play in wildfire and hurricane recovery
This has been an extraordinarily active season for natural disasters. In fact, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) has already run out of... Read More
U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force evaluate revolutionary satellite technologies that will enable true comms on the move
The U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force are prepared to evaluate a revolutionary satellite solution that could enable the military’s long-desired dream... Read More
EM&C and FMI – taking small steps to an integrated satellite architecture
Approximately two years ago, the United States Department of Defense (DoD) wrapped up its Wideband Analysis of Alternatives (AoA), which was intended... Read More
New terminals mean more connectivity on land, sea and air – a Q&A with Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems
In our last article on the Government Satellite Report, we featured the first in a two-part discussion with Scott Sprague, the Chief... Read More
Scott Sprague of Isotropic Systems discusses a new generation of satellite antennas
In March of this year, SES and Isotropic Systems announced that they were entering into a new phase of their collaborative partnership... Read More
Incoming SSPI President looks to increase inclusion and service across the space and satellite industry
Nicole Robinson, the Senior Vice President for Global Government at SES Networks, was recently named President of Satellite and Space Professionals International... Read More
Three future satellite capabilities emerge at Schriever War Games
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Schriever War Games in Rhode Island. This annual event, is a multi-month (almost... Read More
Satellite industry essential to winning next Space Race
In our last post on the Government Satellite Report, we reported on the recent C4ISRNET Conference and an interesting panel discussion held... Read More
