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GSEAS has approximately one hundred tenured or tenure-track faculty, all with doctoral degrees from top rated graduate schools in the nation and abroad. Additionally, the school has a wealth of research and instructional faculty with professional and operational expertise contributing to the teaching and research mission of the school as well as excellent administrative and technical staffs that allow the whole educational enterprise to run efficiently and effectively.
Space Systems Academic Group Chair Dr. Rudy Panholzer, left, and Research Associate Dan Sakoda stand near one of several structural pieces to NPSAT1 in the university's clean room in Bullard Hall, Jan. 11. The satellite is the product of years of student and faculty research and will carry several experiments from both NPS and the Naval Research Laboratory into orbit when it launches later this year.
ANT Glider With Acoustic Vector Sensor. This project employs autonomous gliders that measure the ocean environment and utilize acoustic vector sensors for studying properties of the acoustic field (vertical/horizontal noise directionality, tracking, etc) as potential systems for the development of ad-hoc acoustic ranges.
Professor Tony Healey (second from left) and Cmdr. Doug Horner (left) co-principal investigators for the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) Center for AUV Research showcase some of the autonomous vehicles that will be deployed in an upcoming field experiment.
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Graduate School of Engineering & Applied Science (GSEAS)
The School of Engineering and Applied Science (GSEAS) has been the bedrock of the Naval Postgraduate School since its establishment as the School of Marine Engineering at Annapolis in 1909 and its expansion in 1912 Today, GSEAS includes seven departments (Applied Mathematics, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Meteorology, Oceanography, Physics, and Systems Engineering) and two academic groups (Space Systems and Undersea Warfare). Applying best practices and state-of-the art advances in science and engineering, GSEAS is at the forefront of research that addresses Navy and DoD needs, with a mission to increase the technical capability of the Navy and United States military forces.
