Our Services
SET accelerates human progress into space with leading space physics models,
innovative instruments, and unique operational data feeds serving agencies,
academia, and international commercial space missions.
Radiation Decision Aids
Clear, actionable data on radiation exposure — past, present, and forecast.
The ARMAS, NAIRAS, and RADIAN systems provide historical, current, and forecast information based on state-of-the-art measurements and models about the radiation exposure risk for humans.
Satellite Protection
Early warnings for geomagnetic storms, radiation belts, and density risks.
Satellite protection requires situational awareness about:
1) the Magnetosphere’s geomagnetic storms and the state of the radiation belts;
2) the Atmosphere thermosphere densities relevant to space traffic management and the historical, high-accuracy SET HASDM Database atmosphere density baseline; and
3) Satellite charging probabilities.
1) the Magnetosphere’s geomagnetic storms and the state of the radiation belts;
2) the Atmosphere thermosphere densities relevant to space traffic management and the historical, high-accuracy SET HASDM Database atmosphere density baseline; and
3) Satellite charging probabilities.
Space Weather Mitigation
Protect systems and people with actionable space weather risk tools.
Mitigating and protecting people and technology from space weather starts with understanding the Sun. Full disk solar spectral irradiances are provided through this portal. Managing hazards depends on deep scientific knowledge and, in support of this, SET’s researchers provide a breadth of expertise in understanding the physics in Outer Planet and Inner Solar System domains.
Featured
Explore some of our latest projects and tools developed for operational users.
ARMAS
Automated Radiation Measurements for Aerospace Safety
ARGOS
Lightweight, autonomous flights to 20 km.
SAM
SpaceWx Alert Monitor
JB2008
Empirical Thermospheric Density Model
HASDM
High Accuracy Satellite Drag Model
Latest News
- Soviet-Era Spacecraft Expected to Re-Enter Earth’s Atmosphere Intact Mid-May
BOULDER, COLORADO. A roughly 1-meter diameter, 495 kg descent capsule from the Soviet Union’s Kosmos… Read more: Soviet-Era Spacecraft Expected to Re-Enter Earth’s Atmosphere Intact Mid-May - ARMAS FM11 collects extraterrestrial radiation data and lands on Moon
PACIFIC PALISADES, CALIFORNIA. Space Environment Technologies’ (SET) Automated Radiation Measurements for Aerospace Safety (ARMAS) Flight… Read more: ARMAS FM11 collects extraterrestrial radiation data and lands on Moon - SET successfully launches ARMAS lunar mission
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA. Space Environment Technologies (SET) is proud to announce the successful launch of… Read more: SET successfully launches ARMAS lunar mission
