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About NOAA-CREST

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-Cooperative REmote Sensing Science & Technology Center aims to conduct research consistent with NOAA’s interests of Environmental Assessment, Prediction and Environmental Stewardship. NOAA-CREST research creates a framework to recruit, educate, train and graduate undergraduate and graduate students especially from underrepresented minority communities for professional opportunities and  thus create a diverse STEM workforce for NOAA, other federal agencies, private sectors and academia. 


NOAA-CREST members are actively involved in the state-of-the-art research with a focus on remote sensing science and technologies, that closely integrates with NOAA’s mission to protecting and managing the use of coastal resources, increasing our understanding of climate variability and change, and serving society’s need for weather and water information.

Assigned to the National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service’ (NESDIS), Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR), CREST thematic research & education projects are designed to address NOAA’s main missions of Sciences, Services, and Stewardships.

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T-107, Steinman Hall
140th St. & Convent Ave.,
New York, NY 10031, USA

PHONE
(212) 650-8099

FAX
(212) 650-8097

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Our People

Our people are our greatest asset — we are comprised of creative, caring, and highly skilled professionals dedicated to serving the scientific and engineering community.

Jeremy Neiman
Jeremy Neiman

Software Engineer - IBM
Ph:

William L. Smith Sr., Ph.D.
William L. Smith Sr., Ph.D.

Distinguished Professor, Hampton University
Ph: 757-869-6977
Fax: 757-874-7294

Ehsan Najafi
Ehsan Najafi

PhD Student
Ph: 2126506645

Shakila Merchant Ph.D.
Shakila Merchant Ph.D.

Assistant Director
Ph: (212) 650 - 8379
Fax: (212) 650 - 8097

Partners & Affiliates

Our partners and affiliates consist of key players in the scientific and engineering industry that support our endeavors for education and mission.

University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez Campus
Colorado State University
University of Wisconsin
Columbia University
NOAA
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Hampton University
NOAA NESDIS STAR
San Diego State University
Earth Resources Technology, Inc.
NOAA NWS
Raytheon Mission Operations Solutions
The City College of New York
NOAA NESDIS
NOAA NOS
NOAA EPP
University of Texas, El-Paso
Northrop Grumman