MICROSAT

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MICROSAT	Microsatellite

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The two microsats, built by a team of engineers from the University of the Philippines and science researchers from the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)-Advanced Science and Technology Institute, are part of the P800-million Philippine Scientific Earth Observation Microsatellite (PHL-Microsat) program.

Science and tech 'para sa bayan'

The Norsat Ranger 60 microsat fits within a weather-tight, airline checkable package (IATA compliant).

NORSAT DEBUTS MICROSAT TERMINALS WITH WEB BASED GUI

One growing concern about microsat technology is its potential to interfere with the use of space by other nations.

Globalizing space security

With uses ranging from communications to oil exploration, the commercial space market is the world's fastest growing new industry, says Peter Diamandis, president of MicroSat Launch Systems Inc., a Virginia-based aerospace company.

Space gazing; sizing up Alaska's satellite launch potential

He added: "PSLV-C44Eemission successfully injected into Microsat - R.

PM lauds ISRO scientists for successful launch of PSLV-C44 mission

As prime contractor, SNC has formed an integrated space team, including Boeing Intelligence and Security Systems (I&SS), ITT Space Systems and MicroSat Systems.

ORBCOMM signs next generation satellite constellation contract with Sierra Nevada

The allelic bp scores were entered into Microsat version 1.5d (Minch et al., 1997) to generate a distance matrix using [differential][[mu].sup.2], the stepwise mutation model (SMM) of Goldstein et al.

Chilean tetraploid cultivated potato, Solanum tuberosum, is distinct from the Andean populations: microsatellite data. (Crop Breeding, Genetics & Cytology)

He added: "PSLV-C44 mission successfully injected into Microsat - R.

India successfully launches PSLV-C44 mission

I felt goose bumps, teary-eyed even, proud that the Philippines was then flying its second microsatellite (microsat) to collect images or data to aid in various concerns in the country's agriculture, environment, disaster management and many others.

Feeling high with Diwata-2 in the sky

The genetic distance (D) among genotypes was computed with the program Microsat (Minch et al., 1997).

Simple Sequence Repeat-Based Assessment of Genetic Diversity in Cotton Race Stock Accessions