by Wayne A. Ellis | Sep 23, 2018 | Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
In the course of my dealings with clients, many of whom easily admit that they have real problems to solve that affect program schedules, the company bottom line, or even the security of human lives, I am often met with the phrase “your software is very...
by Wayne A. Ellis | Jun 12, 2018 | Canadian Space Analysis, Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
There has never been a better time for space-seeking universities and colleges to ‘go to the next level’ with their smallsat/cubesat projects. Largely in response to the frenetic activity in this sector, Analytical Graphics Inc (AGI), in conjunction with...
by Wayne A. Ellis | May 13, 2018 | BusOps, Canadian Defence Analysis, Canadian Space Analysis, Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
We are excited to announce that we will be exhibiting for the first time at CANSEC this year (don’t run too fast down the corridor as it is a smallish booth (#110) and you might miss it!). Please plan to come by to: say ‘Hi’ Ask about available...
by Wayne A. Ellis | Mar 8, 2018 | Canadian Defence Analysis, Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
Shown here is a short video from AGI Engineer (who also supports Canada!) Mo Syed who describes using System Toolkit (STK) to model phased-array radars on the American East coast. Further, he employs STK’s Volumetric Analysis capability to depict probability of...
by Wayne A. Ellis | Feb 5, 2018 | Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
While those of us in the STK world would like to believe that all major problems can be solved by leveraging this software technology, the truth of the matter is that it tends to be a significant asset among others in the approach. Clients tend to want to understand...
by Wayne A. Ellis | Nov 13, 2017 | Canadian Space Analysis, Systems ToolKit (STK) News and Training
I was happy to have had the opportunity to attend the CSCA-hosted Canadian Space Policy Conference at the University of Ottawa on 9 November. This event featured many of the ‘usual suspects’ in the Canadian space community including the CSA...
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