SURP
Strategic University Research Partnerships
Features
2017 Poster Session
On Tuesday, November 15, 2017, the annual Research Poster Conference was held in the Mall from 10 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Slideshow from the conference >>>
Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) Program – Overview and Q&A
The SURP program held a discussion/Q&A session to familiarize JPL researchers with the SURP program, and to highlight recent program changes designed to enable more robust graduate student involvement. If you missed the discussion, you can
download the presentation here .
Rapid Forest Triage by Sub-canopy Micro Air Vehicle
Micro Air Vehicles with the capability to autonomously navigate in highly cluttered environment will revolutionize in-situ data gathering of climate variables in complex ecosystems like forests.
Orbital parameters drawn from a random distribution
The goal of this SURP task was to develop a novel communications ground receiver network to support multiple CubeSat missions, and to provide a blueprint for infusing software-defined, rapidly deployable technologies in future Deep Space Network (DSN) upgrades
Map of predicted PM2.5 concentrations on 27 June 2009 from a spatio-temporal model applied to 4.4 km resolution MISR AOD retrievals
The objective of this SURP task was to develop particulate matter (PM) prediction models from specially generated 4 km spatial resolution MISR aerosol products containing aerosol optical depth (AOD) and AOD partitioned by particle size
Welcome
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has formal strategic partnerships with thirteen universities that have major commitments to space exploration, and broad connections to JPL.
The Strategic University Research Partnership (SURP) program supports these partnerships, providing resources to foster strong collaborative relationships. The program works with JPL researchers and our strategic partners to develop new science and technology opportunities, and provide accelerated innovation for NASA’s missions.