Ensemble Space Labs is pioneering the future of space weather intelligence. Our state-of-the-art platform leverages cutting-edge science and advanced machine learning to create fully integrated solutions that enhance resilience and mitigate risks from the space environment.

Space Weather Impacts

Space weather is dynamic Earth-Sun system, in which solar activity can cause a range of phenomena in the near earth space environment. These events can significantly affect both terrestrial and orbital assets. Space weather phenomena can threaten human space exploration, satellites operations, navigation and communication systems, electrical infrastructure, and aviation operations. At Ensemble Space Labs, we are developing advanced solutions to mitigate these risks.

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Key Product Capabilities

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High Fidelity Environment

High Fidelity Environment

Our platform models the space environment with high spatial and temporal resolution.

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Real-time and Forecasted Conditions

Real-time and Forecasted Conditions

Our tools provide high-accuracy real-time conditions and forecasts up to 48 hours in the future.

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Orbit-Specific Analysis

Orbit-Specific Analysis

Our tools allow users to model their satellite’s orbit to specify the exact conditions their assets will experience.

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Actionable Insights

Actionable Insights

We turn space environment conditions into actionable insights for operators.

our team

Ben McCrossan

CEO

Jeffrey Marino, Ph.D

Lead Data Scientist

Elyse Schetty

Software Engineer

Jackson McCormick, Ph.D

Engineering Physicist

Zachary Garrett

Software Engineer

Austin Barrow

Machine Learning Engineer

Asher Pembroke, Ph.D

Physicist/Data Scientist

Michael Contreras, Ph.D

Advisor, Board Member

(Prev. NASA JPL, AFRL, DOE)

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Ensemble Space Labs Featured In Space News

We’re excited to share that Ensemble Space Labs has been featured in Space News! This recognition underscores our commitment to tackling space weather challenges and driving innovation in the industry. By harnessing data science and machine learning, Ensemble Space Labs is creating cutting-edge tools to predict and mitigate the effects of solar storms on satellites, communications, and infrastructure.

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Tactics For Mitigating Solar Storms

Great article discussing tactics for mitigating solar storms and we’re mentioned in it! Here’s an excerpt: “While it is not possible to avoid either Earth or space weather, being forewarned with forecasts is being forearmed, whether they come from one of the agencies or as a service…An example is the newly launched Ensemble Space, a Maryland-based spin-off from the digital services contractor Ensemble Consultancy”.

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Satellites Burn Up in Earth's Atmosphere Much Earlier Than Expected

Recently, three satellites from Curtin University’s Binar Space Program burned up in Earth’s atmosphere much earlier than expected, lasting only two months instead of the planned six. The culprit? Our sun’s heightened activity. Higher solar activity means more solar flares and stronger solar wind—resulting in a higher flux of charged particles that can damage or disrupt electrical components on satellites.

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Our products enable organizations to predict and mitigate space weather threats to launch vehicles, satellites, communication systems, energy grids, and indispensable infrastructure.