TerraFly is a technology and tools for fusion, visualization, & querying of geospatial data. The visualization component provides users with the experience of virtual “flight” comprised of aerial and satellite imagery & overlaid with geo-referenced data. The data drilling & querying component allows easy exploration of geospatial data, to create geospatial queries, & get instant answers supported by high-performance multidimensional search mechanisms. TerraFly ingests, ameliorates, rooftop-geocodes, data-fuses and serves system-to-system and to interactive users a multitude of datasets. TerraFly's server farm ingests, geo-locates, cleanses, mosaics, cross-references, & fuses 50TB of base map data and user-specific data streams. TerraFly's API allows rapid deployment of interactive Web applications & used to produce systems for disaster mitigation, ecology, real estate, tourism, & municipalities. TerraFly's Web-based client interface is accessible via Web browser, with no client software to install. TerraFly tools include user-friendly geospatial querying, data drill-down, interfaces with real-time data suppliers, demographic analysis, annotation, route dissemination via autopilots, customizable applications, production of aerial atlases, & an application API for production of Web-based map applications. The TerraFly project has been featured on TV news programs, worldwide press, covered by the New York Times, USA Today, NPR, & Science and Nature journals. The project's primary sponsor is the National Science Foundation (NSF). Of the 53,000 NSF-funded projects in 2009, it chose 120, including TerraFly, for the NSF annual report to Congress. TerraFly's clients include DHS and NIST. In August 2013, the Company was selected among the 2% of applicants to receive an SBIR Phase II award from the National Science Foundation ($1M). The Company is a spinoff of TerraFly research at FIU funded at $55M. NOA Inc has the status of a Federal Sole Source.