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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

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Graduate
Joshua Hrisko

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Graduate, 12/31/2020
Andrea Gomez

PhD, Earth and Environmental Science, Graduate, 06/05/2020
Cassandra Calderella

PhD, Civil Engineering, Graduate
Suhey Ortiz-Rosa

PhD, Marine Sciences Biological Oceanography, Graduate
Carlos Wah-González

PhD, Electrical Engineering, Graduate, 06/25/2021
Breahna Gillespie

PhD, Graduate
Owen Parker

M.S, Geology, Graduate
Yoribaldis Olivo

M.S, Mechanical Engineering, Graduate, 09/01/2018
Nia Rene

M.S, Earth and Environmental Science, Graduate, 08/20/2019
Aris Fernandez

M.E, Electrical Engineering, Graduate, 09/01/2018
Stephany Paredes-Mesa

M.E, Civil Engineering, Graduate, 09/01/2018

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Latest News

Dr. Fred Moshary Appointed as the New Director of NOAA CESSRST

September 8, 2021

NOAA EPP/MSI CESSRST Scholar, Roberto Garcia Virtually Defends his Master’s Thesis and Accepts a Job Position at Radiance Technologies

August 23, 2021

NOAA EPP/MSI CESSRST Undergraduate Scholar, Caroline Schwab Wins the NOAA Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship

August 9, 2021

NOAA EPP/MSI CESSRST Graduate Scholar, Karla Lopez will Join WSB as a Graduate Engineer in the Water Resource Group

July 26, 2021

Upcoming Events

CESSRST Seminar: Can you feel me? Multiscale Interactions of Tropical Convection in the Indian Ocean

10/28/2021

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T-107, Steinman Hall
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.

Science Systems and Applications, Inc

University of Texas, El-Paso

1 - City College of New York (Lead Institution)

Raytheon Mission Operations Solutions

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER)

San Diego State University

I.M Systems Group (IMSG)

Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences - CO

Science and Technology Corporation (STC)

Earth Resources Technology, Inc.

Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere - CIRA

Northrop Grumman

Hampton University

Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies - SSEC, UW

Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites - MD

The Earth Institute - Columbia University

University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Campus