3/9/2006 Company is excited to present the engineering and meteorological communities with version 1.3 of the Weather Sentinel. This version brings to a user's desktop the ability to analyze weather via access and communication calculations. Users can now visualize whether cloud cover prevents useful satellite pictures or communication with ground objects, in addition to reporting times when clouds are not obscuring the view. Also, live weather can now be used to determine the effects weather may have on communications, providing more accurate and realistic analyses and visualizations. http://www.weathersentinel.com 3/9/2006 Weather Sentinel continues to provide a 2D and 3D visualization environment, easy to use reporting, and the necessary analysis to add meteorology expertise to mission planning. Whether a user wants to utilize weather in analyzing access or communications between two objects, reviewing a vehicle path, visualizing a particular region, or making changes to a mission, the Weather Sentinel is user-friendly, but powerful, software that allows users to successfully perform all of these important functions. http://www.weathersentinel.com 1/23/06 EXTON, PA. AGI and Company announce the release of Weather Sentinel, new software that imports predicted, real-time, or historical weather data into AGIs STK software for analysis of land, sea, air, and space assets. This unprecedented tool enables mission planners and operational analysts to dynamically visualize how weather variables, e.g. temperature, pressure, cloud cover, and wind velocity, affect critical components of terrestrial and space-based missions, such as communications, travel speed, and visibility. "The release of this integrated product is a significant event for the user community, no other available tool can dynamically analyze how all types of weather variables affect line-of-sight, force modeling, or communications," says Anthony Faulds, Company president and senior engineer. "Demonstrating weather's impact on orbits, facilities, and vehicles is a dramatic innovation that AGI's broad user base can immediately benefit from," says Frank Linsalata, AGI chief operating officer. "Company has created a software tool that leverages the core analytical strengths of STK, and AGI enthusiastically welcomes them to our business partner program." http://www.weathersentinel.com More technical information can be found at www.agi.com/weather. #weather Founded in 2001, the Temecula, CA-based Company is rooted in the cornerstones of research, development, and application. Working with aerospace and government subcontractors, Company combines knowledge from Web and database technology with research in this industry. As the company grows, Company plans to expand into other areas of expertise, allowing Company to fulfill a goal of becoming a multidisciplinary company that takes techniques in one industry and uniquely applies them in another. Future aspirations include continued work on Web and aerospace applications, and future work in Artificial Intelligence (AI), optimization tools, and bio-informatics. http://www.Company.com AGI provides software to more than 30,000 national security and space professionals for integrated analyses of land, sea, air, and space assets. Key applications include: battlespace management, geospatial intelligence initiatives, space systems, and national defense programs. For additional information about AGI or its commercially available software technologies, including its free flagship product STK and AGI Viewer freeware, e-mail info@agi.com or explore www.agi.com. http://www.agi.com 1/16/2006 TEMECULA, CA. Features added to 1.0 for Version 1.2: First the ability to merge several weather files as well as, search for weather files. You can now apply weather to a specified area, fly through cloud cover, anda ccess calculations involving clouds. http://www.weathersentinel.com 1/2/2006 EXTON, PA. Weather Sentinel has joined DDR's product list. #weather