National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) — 2011 Investments
9 investments dated 2011 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
CODAR provides HF radar networks for monitoring sea surface currents and supporting marine operations, with applications in oil spill response and ocean data collection.
Climate TechDeep TechHardwareIoTMountain View, US
Dr. Donald Barrick
Droplet Measurement Technologies designs and manufactures scientific instruments and airborne probes for researchers studying atmospheric and cloud physics across global research institutions.
AgTechClimate TechDeep TechHardwareBoulder, US
Darrel Baumgardner(Founder, Chief Scientist)inRobert McAllister(CEO)Brendan Green(Vice President)Edward Benford(Manager and Vice President)Benjamin Riefe(Manager and Secretary)
Dynaflow develops computational fluid dynamics software and specialized hardware systems for hydrodynamic analysis, cavitation testing, and water-based material erosion applications.
Cloud ComputingDeep TechDefense TechDeveloper ToolsHardwareNew MaterialsSaaSAnnapolis Junction, US
Dr. Georges L. Chahine
Oscilla Power develops wave energy technology designed to capture ocean wave energy with a focus on reliability and survivability.
CleantechEnergyHardwareSeattle, US
Nair Balakrishnan(Executive Officer, Director)Rahul Shendure(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardKristin Martinez(Director)in
Co-investorsE8 Angels
Prescient Weather provides weather and climate forecasting products, including the World Climate Service for sub-seasonal to seasonal forecasts and CropProphet, a statistical system forecasting U.S. crop yield and production from weather, satellite, and field survey data.
AgTechClimate TechData & Infrastructure
Sonalysts develops technical solutions for defense and government customers, leveraging a workforce of highly educated professionals with significant military experience.
Deep TechDefense TechEnterprise SoftwareGovTechWaterford, US
Dave Hinkle(Founder)Muriel Hinkle(Founder)
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