Space Control
In the Space Control mission, Lincoln Laboratory detects, tracks, and identifies man-made satellites; accomplishes satellite mission and payload assessment; and investigates technology to improve monitoring of the space environment, including space weather and atmospheric and ionospheric effects. The technology focuses are the application of new components and algorithms to enable sensors with greatly enhanced capabilities and to support the development of net-centric processing systems for the nation’s Space Surveillance Network.
Find out more about the Space Control mission:
- Program overview
- Principal accomplishments over the past year
- Future outlook and focus for upcoming year
Leadership for Space Control
Dr. Grant H. Stokes
Dr. Hsaio-hua K. Burke
Technical Groups
A list and description of technical groups in the Space Control mission can be found on the Organization of Technical Divisions page.
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