Arc-Crest supported groups working in Airborne Science and Mission Support are essential collaborators with the Airborne Science Program and the Earth Sciences Division at NASA Ames Research Center. Their work includes the planning, implementation, and post-mission support for large, complex, multi-agency, national and international field campaigns. Researchers in this group are also involved with projects such as satellite calibration and scheduling, the development of new sensor technologies, and ensuring that the necessary tools for collecting Earth Science data are consistently providing maximum scientific return.

1. Atmospheric Chemistry Data Analysis
2. Airborne Science Advanced Planning
3. Airborne Science Program (ASP)
4. Autonomous Scheduling of Earth-orbiting Satellite Constellations
5. Distributed Spacecraft with Heuristic Intelligence to Enable Logistical Decisions (D-SHIELD)
6. Earth Science Project Office (ESPO)
7. Meteorological Measurement Systems (MMS)
8. Meteorological Support
9. NSRC Mission Operations
10. Program Management Analysis
11. SGE Support
12. USFS Autonomous Modular Sensor