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NOAA-CREST aims to educate and train a diverse group of students, early career scientists, and engineers to become competent professionals in NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) related STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) sciences.

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David Melecio-Vázquez

Ph.D. Candidate, CCNY
Joshua Hrisko

Ph.D. Candidate, CCNY (Graduated 2020)
Andrea Gomez

Ph.D. Candidate, CCNY (Graduated 2020)
Cassandra Calderella

Ph.D. Candidate, CCNY (currently a Cohort - III Ph.D student at UMBC. see Cohort - III for her new profile)
Suhey Ortiz Rosa

Ph.D. Candidate, UPRM
Carlos R. Wah-González

Ph.D. Candidate, UPRM
Breahna Gillespie

Ph.D. Candidate, SDSU
Owen Parker

MS Candidate, CCNY
Yoribaldis Olivo

MS Candidate, CCNY (Graduated, 2018)
Nia Rene

MS Candidate, Brooklyn/CCNY (Graduated, 2019)
Aris Fernandez

MS Candidate, CCNY (Graduated, 2018)
Stephany Paredes Mesa

MS Candidate, CCNY (Graduated, 2018)

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CREST Cohort I Students

CREST Cohort II Students

CREST Cohort III Students

CREST Cohort IV Students

CREST Cohort V Students

CREST Management

CREST Internal Executive Committee

CREST Scientist

CREST Advisory Board

Latest News

NOAA EPP/MSI CESSRST Scholars Equisha Glenn and Keneshia Hibbert Publish a Joint Scientific Research Journal Article in the MDPI Journal of Hydrology

April 12, 2021

NOAA-CESSRST Launches its First Online Publication, CESSRST Journal of Student Research (JSR)

March 23, 2021

NOAA EPP/MSI CESSRST Scholar Accepts Job Offer from Integrated System Solutions Inc. to Support NOAA’s Technology, Planning, Integration for Observation Division

March 22, 2021

CESSRST Graduate Scholar to Participate in the National Water Center Innovators Program Summer Institute of 2021

March 12, 2021

Upcoming Events

NOAA CESSRST Technical review meeting with the Technical Monitory/Advisor and NOAA EPP

January 23, 2021

EAS Seminar Series: Evaluating Coral Reefs using Remote Sensing in Southwestern Puerto Rico

February 9, 2021

Seminar Series: Dr. Bill Smith, Hampton University

January 20, 2021

20th Annual NOAA CREST Day

January 23, 2021

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140th St. & Convent Ave.,
New York, NY 10031, USA

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(212) 650-8099

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(212) 650-8097

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Our Facilities

NOAA-CESSRST spans to different facilities, laboratories, weather stations and academia performing scientific research and development.

CUNY uHMT

Computational Facilities

Computational Facilities

Optical Remote Sensing Lab

Optical Remote Sensing Lab

CUNY-SMART (Soil Moisture)

CUNY-SMART (Soil Moisture)

CUNY-SAFE (Snow)

CUNY-SAFE (Snow)

Coastal Observatory - LISCO

Coastal Observatory - LISCO

NYCMetNet

Direct Broadcast Services - Satellite Receiving Stations

Direct Broadcast Services - Satellite Receiving Stations

Center Lidar Network

Center Lidar Network

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CESSRST Consortium

CESSRST is led by The City University of New York and brings together Hampton University, VA; University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, PR; San Diego State University, CA; University of Maryland Baltimore County, MD; University of Texas at El Paso, TX.

Raytheon Mission Operations Solutions

I.M Systems Group (IMSG)

Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites - MD

Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere - CIRA

Northrop Grumman

Science and Technology Corporation (STC)

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

1 - City College of New York (Lead Institution)

University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Campus

Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences - CO

San Diego State University

The Earth Institute - Columbia University

Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER)

University of Texas, El-Paso

Science Systems and Applications, Inc

Earth Resources Technology, Inc.

Hampton University

Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies - SSEC, UW