Harris-Stowe opens geospatial lab at T-Rex

David Nicklaus

Harris-Stowe State University聽announced Wednesday that it will operate a satellite location for geospatial technology at the T-Rex building downtown.

The will be part of a cooperation agreement between the university and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and will also be used to collaborate with corporations such as聽惭补虫补谤,听a Colorado-based geospatial company that it would work with Harris-Stowe to recruit a diverse workforce.

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Harris-Stowe's T-Rex office, called the GeoHornet Lab, will be adjacent to the NGA's Moonshot Labs, a collaboration space that is also scheduled to open this summer.

Harris-Stowe isn't the first university to locate a geospatial program at T-Rex: The University of Missouri-St. Louis announced last year that it was opening a Geospatial Innovation Center inside the downtown technology incubator.