Think STK is all work and no play? Of course not. But if you’re looking for some extracurricular uses for STK or want to get some of the local kids excited about astrodynamics, you might want to consider using STK to plan some visual satellite observing sessions. This webinar focuses on solar and lunar transits, including sample ISS transits, theories, and how to create the STK scenario. The presentation will be followed by 15 minutes of live Q&A.

Missed Parts 1 & 2 of this series by Dr. T.S. Kelso (Fundamentals & Iridium Flares)? Download resources from these Nov. 28 & Dec. 5 events at www.agi.com/webinars.

About the Presenter: Dr. T.S. Kelso serves as technical program manager for CSSI, bringing nearly thirty years experience in space education, research, analysis, acquisition, development, operations, and consulting with organizations such as: Air Force Space Command Space Analysis Center (ASAC); NASA’s Near-Earth Object Science Definition Team; Air Force Chief of Staff’s SPACECAST 2020 and Air Force 2025 future studies; and the Air Force Satellite Control Network. He has taught on the faculty at Air War College; Air Command and Staff College; the Airpower Research Institute; the College of Aerospace Doctrine, Research, and Education; and the Air Force Institute of Technology.

Kelso has supported the space surveillance community since 1985 by operating electronic data dissemination systems to provide NORAD two-line orbital element sets, associated orbital models, documentation, software, and educational materials to users around the world.