NASA Interns Use ENVI and IDL for Research Every summer since 2009, NASA has sent a group of senior undergraduate students up in a research aircraft to get hands-on experience conducting scientific campaigns. The eight-week Student Airborne Research Program (SARP) uses one of NASA’s flying science laboratories to sample atmospheric chemicals and image land and water surfaces in multiple spectral bands. As a NASA partner, Harris Geospatial Solutions provides ENVI and IDL licenses to support SARP, further students’ academic careers, and make students more marketable for the workforce in the future. ENVI is used to process and analyze all types of geospatial data while IDL is used to extract meaningful visualizations from complex numerical data. “The ENVI and IDL licenses have proven pa

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