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7th European Conference on Space Debris

18 – 21 April 2017

ESA/ESOC, Darmstadt/Germany

Schedule and Programme of Sessions & Events

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ConferenceOrganisation EuropeanSpaceAgency,ESA

geniusgmbh–science&dialogue

ConferenceCo-sponsors AgenziaSpatialeItaliana,ASI

CentreNationald’EtudesSpatiales,CNES

DeutschesZentrumfürLuft-undRaumfahrt,DLR

SpaceAgencyoftheUnitedKingdom,UKSA

InternationalAcademyofAstronautics,IAA

CommitteeonSpaceResearch,COSPAR

Statusprintedprogramme:06.04.2017


Table of Contents

Visitors Security and Safety Information.............................................................................................5

Conference Centre - Map........................................................................................................................6

Programme Committee...........................................................................................................................7

Schedule of Sessions & Events..............................................................................................................8

Programme of Oral Presentations.........................................................................................................9

Programme of Poster Presentations...................................................................................................37

Industrial Exhibition.............................................................................................................................60

Exhibitors..............................................................................................................................................61

DEIMOS Space..................................................................................................................................62

GMV, Aerospace and Defence S.A.U................................................................................................62

IRAS TU Braunschweig....................................................................................................................63

Fraunhofer FHR.................................................................................................................................63

N.P.C. New Production Concept S.r.l................................................................................................64

THIOT INGENIERIE..........................................................................................................................64

Fraunhofer-Institut für Kurzzeitdynamik, Ernst-Mach-Institut, EMI...........................................65

ASA Astrosysteme GmbH................................................................................................................65

D-Orbit...............................................................................................................................................66

tukom................................................................................................................................................66

Conference Bureau - genius gmbh.......................................................................................................67


Visitors Security and Safety Information

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Conference Centre - Map

Conference Centre

Ground floor

_________________________ A – Entrance (Exhibition & Space Shop) B – Press Centre (Exhibition & Catering) S - Stairs

Conference Centre Lower Foyer _________________________ C – Sky Lounge (Exhibition) D – Lower Foyer (Catering)

Conference Centre

Foyer _________________________ E – Wintergarden (Posters) F – Foyer (Conference Desk, Exhibition, Coffee & Tea) G – Session Rooms


Programme Committee

AlexanderSoucek,ESA

ChristianCazaux,CNES

ChristopheBonnal,CNES

ClaudioPortelli,ASI

FrankSchäfer,FraunhoferEMI

IanCarnelli,ESA

J.C.Liou,NASA

LudgerLeushacke,FraunhoferFHR

LuisaInnocenti,ESA

ManuelMetz,DLR

NicolasBobrinsky,ESA

RichardCrowther,UKSA

RosarioNasca,ESA

ThomasSchildknecht,AIUB

Secretary:TimFlohrer,ESA

HonoraryChair:HeinerKlinkrad,TUBraunschweig

Chair:HolgerKrag,ESA


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Programme of Oral Presentations


Pleaserefertothefollowingwebsiteforanyupdates:https://conference.sdo.esoc.esa.int/page/programme


Opening Ceremony

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/09:30-10:40Room:H-I/H-IVTypeofpresentation:Oralsession

09:30–09:40WelcomeAddressProf.JanWörner,ESADirectorGeneral

09:40–09:50WelcomeAddressDr.RolfDensing,HeadofESOC,DirectorofOperations

09:50–10:05IntroductionDr.HolgerKrag,HeadofESASpaceDebrisOffice

10:05–10:20SpaceDebrisMoviePremiereDr.HolgerKrag,HeadofESASpaceDebrisOffice

10:20–10:40 KeynoteDonaldKesslerDr.DonaldKessler,NASA,retired


Highlight Talks

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/10:40-12:00Room:H-I/H-IVTypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:M.Metz,DLR;C.Cazaux,CNES

10:40-11:00

SENSITIVITYOFTHESPACEDEBRISENVIRONMENTTOLARGECONSTELLATIONSANDSMALLSATELLITESHughLewis,UniversityofSouthampton

11:00-11:20

HighlightsofRecentResearchActivitiesattheNASAOrbitalDebrisProgramOfficeJ.-C.Liou,NASA

11:20-11:40

CurrentStatusofResearchandDevelopmentonActiveDebrisRemovalatJAXASatomiKawamoto,JAXA

11:40-12:00

DeterminingandModelingSpaceDebrisAttitudeStatesbyFusingDatafromdifferentObservationTechniquesThomasSchildknecht,AstronomicalInstitute,UniversityofBern

12:00–12:15 OpeningofExhibition(PressCentre,roomH05)

12:15–14:20 LunchBreak


Radar, Optical, and in-situ Measurements - ground-based experiments

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/14:00-16:00Room:H-ITypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:T.Schildknecht,AIUB;L.Leushacke,FraunhoferFHR

14:00-14:20UseofEISCAT3DforObservationsofspacedebrisJuhaVierinen,UniversityofTromsø

14:20-14:40RadarMeasurementsofSmallDebrisfromHUSIRandHAXJosephHamilton,NASAJohnsonSpaceCenter

14:40-15:00

PerformanceanalysisofthelargespacedebristrackingtelescopeintheNorthCaucasusafterthesecondfirstlightArtemMokhnatkin,CAORAS,KIAMRAS

15:00-15:20

Stareandchase:Opticalpointingdetermination,orbitcalculationandsatellitelaserrangingwithinasinglepassMichaelSteindorfer,SpaceResearchInstitute,AustrianAcademyofSciences

15:20-15:40

UnitedKingdomInfraredTelescope’sSpectrographObservationsofHuman-MadeSpaceObjectsBrentBuckalew,NASAJohnsonSpaceCenter

15:40-16:00

ExtensivelightcurvedatabaseofAstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBernThomasSchildknecht,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern(AIUB)

16:00–16:30 CoffeeBreak


Hypervelocity Impacts & Shielding: Application

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/14:20-16:20Room:H-IVTypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:F.Schäfer,FraunhoferEMI;M.Millinger,ESA

14:20-14:40

OptimizationofDebrisShieldsontheNISARMission’sL-BandRadarInstrumentJMartinRatliff,JetPropulsionLaboratory,Caltech

14:40-15:00SURVEYSOFISSRETURNEDHARDWAREFORMMODIMPACTSJamesHyde,JacobsCLG

15:00-15:20ImpactCharacterizationofStuffedWhippleforChinaSpaceStationShiguiZheng,ChinaAcademyofSpaceTechnology

15:20-15:40

InvestigationonsolararraydamagecharacteristicundermillimetersizeorbitaldebrishypervelocityimpactKunboXu,BeijingInstituteofSpacecraftEnvironmentEngineering

15:40-16:00

OptimizationofaSingleStageLightGasGunforHighVelocityImpactExperimentsManfredEhresmann,IRS

16:00–16:20ANEWTOOLFORSPACECRAFTCATASTROPHICDISRUPTIONANALYSISAlessandroFrancesconi,UniversityofPadova



Radar, Optical, and in-situ Measurements - Space-Based

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/16:30–17:50Room:H-ITypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:T.Schildknecht,AIUB;L.Leushacke,FraunhoferFHR

16:30-16:50

Preliminaryconceptofaspace-basedradarfordetectingmm-sizespacedebrisDelphineCerutti-Maori,FraunhoferFHR

16:50-17:10

Wide-FOVUltrahighSensitivityDetectionofcm-sizedSpaceDebrisinLEOSisiZhao,BeijingInstituteofspacemechanicsandElectricity

17:10-17:30OpticalIn-SituMonitorBreadboardSystemJensUtzmann,AirbusDS

17:30-17:50

UsingSpaceBasedSurveillanceSensorstoCatalogueGEOandHEOObjectsWangKunpeng,BITTT

17:50–18:10

ASSESSMENTOFINFORMATIONCONTENTCONTAINEDINOBSERVEDPHOTOMETRICSIGNATURESOFNON-RESOLVEDSPACEDEBRISOBJECTSThomasKelecy,AppliedDefenseSolutions

18:30–20:45 Reception(ESOCCanteen)


Hypervelocity Impacts & Shielding: Simulations and Tests

Timeframe:Tuesday,April18/16:50-18:30Room:H-IVTypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:F.Schäfer,FraunhoferEMI;M.Millinger,ESA

16:50-17:10

UNDERSTANDINGSPACECRAFTFRAGMENTATION:SIMULATIONSANDEXPERIMENTSMartinO.Steinhauser,FraunhoferEMI

17:10-17:30

CharacterizationofOrbitalDebrisviaHyper-velocityLaboratory-basedTestsHeatherCowardin,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso\JACOBS-JETSContract

17:30-17:50

MethodstoReduceUncertaintiesinSpacecraftVulnerabilityPredictionsKarlD.Bunte,etamaxspaceGmbH

17:50-18:10

PredictingtheRuptureofaCryogenicCompositePressureVessel(COPV)FollowingaHypervelocityImpactWilliamP.Schonberg,MissouriS&T

18:10-18:30

EXPERIMENTALANDNUMERICALSTUDYOFSUBMILLIMETRICHYPERVELOCITYIMPACTSONHONEYCOMBSANDWICHSTRUCTURESHakimAbdulhamid,THIOTINGENIERIE

18:30–20:45 Reception(ESOCCanteen)


Radar, Optical, and in-situ Measurements - Attitude

Timeframe:Wednesday,April19/08:30-10:30Room:H-ITypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:G.Kirchner,AustrianAcademyofSciences;T.Kelecy,AppliedDefenseSolutions

08:30-08:50

DebrisAttitudeMotionMeasurementsandModellingbyCombiningDifferentObservationTechniquesJiriSilha,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern(AIUB)

08:50-09:10TemporalanalysisofEnvisat'srotationalmotionSvenjaSommer,FraunhoferFHR

09:10-09:30AutomatedAttitudeEstimationfromISARImagesMarcosAviles,GMV

09:30-09:50

SpacedebrisattitudedeterminationoffaintLEOobjectsusingphotometry:SwissCube’scubesatstudycaseJean-NoelPittet,AIUB,UniBe

09:50-10:10

DeterminationoforbitalandspinparametersofLEOsatellitesbyPolishandUkrainianopticalobservatoriesKrzysztofKaminski,AstronomicalObservatoryInstitute,A.MickiewiczUniversity

10:10-10:30

DeterminationofAttitudeandAttitudeMotionofSpaceDebris,usingLaserRangingandSingle-PhotonLightCurveDataGeorgKirchner,AustrianAcademyofSciences



Active Removal and Remediation: Missions and Scenarios

Timeframe:Wednesday,April19/08:50-10:50Room:H-IVTypeofpresentation:OralsessionSessionchair:L.Innocenti,ESA;C.Bonnal,CNES

08:50-09:10

ArchitectureandfirstAchievementsofaSimulationfortheApproachtoanuncooperativeTargetSusannePeters,UniversitätderBundeswehrMünchen

09:10–09:30CostanalysisofactivedebrisremovalscenariosandsystemarchitecturesToruYamamoto,JapanAerospaceExplorationAgency

09:30–09:50TheRemoveDebrisADRMission:PreparingforanInternationalSpaceStationLaunchJasonForshaw,SurreySpaceCentre

09:50–10:10ChoiceofasuitabletargetfordevelopingproposalsforanADRflightdemonstrationexperimentJean-NoelPittet,AIUB,UniBe

10:10–10:30

AmissiontoDemonstratethePreservationoftheGeostationaryOrbitRogerLongstaff,GuestAssociates(Europe)Ltd.

10:30–10:50 ProposedSeriesofOrbitalDebrisRemediationActivitiesGeorgKirchner,DarrenMcknight,IAI



Radar, Optical, and in-situ Measurements – in-situ

Timeframe:Wednesday,April19/11:00–12:40

Room:H-I

Typeofpresentation:Oralsession

Sessionchair:G.Kirchner,AustrianAcademyofSciences;T.Kelecy,AppliedDefenseSolutions

11:00–11:20ExpandingKnowledgeonRealSituationatHighNear-EarthOrbitsVladimirAgapov,Roskosmos

11:20–11:40DevelopmentoftheSpaceDebrisSensor(SDS)JosephHamilton,NASAJohnsonSpaceCenter

11:40–12:00

Usingantennaeforin-situmeasurementsofmicrometeoroidandspacedebrisimpactsMartinSchimmerohn,FraunhoferEMI

12:00–12:20

EnvironmentalEstimationonSub-millimeter-sizeDebrisusingIn-situMeasurementDataMasahiroFurumoto,KyushuUniversity

12:20–12:40

NEWMETHODFORVELOCITYDETERMINATIONOFDEBRISANDMICROMETEORIODSINSPACEWaldemarBauer,GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR)



Active Removal and Remediation: Concepts and Technologies


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:L.Innocenti,ESA;C.Bonnal,CNES

11:20–11:40e.Deorbit–ESA’sActiveDebrisRemovalMissionRobinBiesbroek,ESA

11:40–12:00

DefinitionofanAutomatedVehiclewithAutonomousFail-SafeReactionBehaviortoCaptureandDeorbitEnvisat.StéphaneEstable,AirbusDS

12:00–12:20

ActiveDebrisRemovalandSpaceDebrisMitigationusingHybridPropulsionSolutionsChristinaParigini,Deimos

12:20–12:40

ModelingandPerspectivesofLow-Work-FunctionElectrodynamicTetherstoDeorbitSpaceDebrisGonzaloSanchez-arriaga,UniversidadCarlosIIIdeMadrid

12:40–13:00IDEAOSG1:PrelaunchStatusReportKoheiFujimoto,Astroscale



Space Surveil lance – Systems


Room:H-I


Sessionchair:D.McKissock,18thSpaceControlSquadron;T.Flohrer,ESA

14:00–14:20TAROT:AnetworkforSpaceSurveillanceandTrackingoperationsMichelBoër,CNRS-ARTEMIS

14:20–14:40SMARTnet–FirstResultsoftheTelescopeNetworkHaukeFiedler,DLR

14:40–15:00

GESTRA_TechnologyAspectsandModeDesignforSpaceSurveillanceandTrackingHelmutWilden,FraunhoferFHR

15:00–15:20SensorTaskingformulti-sensorSpaceObjectSurveillanceCarolinFrueh,PurdueUniversity

15:20–15:40

ArchitecturaldescriptionoftheSpanishSpaceSurveillanceandTrackingSystemMariaAntoniaRamosPrada,CDTI

15:40–16:00SpaceSurveillanceandTrackinginESA’sSSAprogrammeTimFlohrer,ESA



Active Removal and Remediation: Capture Techniques


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:S.Kawamoto,JAXA;R.Biesbroek,ESA

14:20–14:40OrbitalandSolarStormAnalysisofthePulsedElectrostaticTractorJosephHughes,CUBoulder

14:40–15:00

MEDUSA–MechanismforEntrapmentofDebrisUsingShapememoryAlloyWei-yuL.Feng,SpaceLab–UniversityofCapeTown

15:00–15:20

Experimentalsetupandtests’resultsforuncooperativeobjectscaptureandmanoeuvringwithroboticarmMichèleLavagna,DLR

15:20–15:40NetCaptureSystemforDebrisRemovalDemonstrationMissionIngoRetat,AirbusDSGmbH

15:40–16:00DesignandTestingofaFullScaleHarpoonCaptureSystemAlastairWayman,AirbusDefenceandSpace

16:00–16:20

ValidationmethodsofthegripperscapabilitiestocaptureLaunchAdaptingRingsofthenon-cooperativesatellitesJarosławJaworski,PIAP



Space Surveil lance – Sensor Technologies


Room:H-I


Sessionchair:D.McKissock,18thSpaceControlSquadron;T.Flohrer,ESA

16:30–16:50

GRAVESSpaceSurveillanceSystem:LifeExtensionandUpgradeProgramFlorentMuller,ONERA

16:50–17:10

DevelopmentofLaserMeasurementtoSpaceDebrisatShanghaiSLRStationZhongpingZhang,ShanghaiAstrronomicalObservatoryofCAS

17:10–17:30

FirstResultsfromanESAStudyonAccurateOrbitDeterminationwithLaserTrackingofuncooperativeTargetsStefanRiepl,FederalOfficeforCartographyandGeodesyWettzellGermany

17:30–17:50InnovativeTechnologiesforOpticalGroundStationsLeifHumbert,GermanAerospaceCenter

17:50–18:10

PerformanceAssessmentoftheMultibeamRadarSensorBIRALESforSpaceSurveillanceandTrackingMatteoLosacco,PolitecnicodiMilano

18:30–20:00 PosterSession(withAuthors)


Active Removal and Remediation: Rendez-Vous and Dynamics


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:S.Kawamoto,JAXA;R.Biesbroek,ESA

16:50–17:10

TETHERED-TUGSFORACTIVEDEBRISREMOVAL:MICROGRAVITYEXPERIMENTALVALIDATIONOFDYNAMICSANDCONTROLMichelleLavagna,politecnicodiMilano

17:10–17:30

TETHERSASPULLINGCAPTURETECHNOLOGYFORE.DEORBITANDNET/HARPOON-BASEDADRMISSIONSAndreaMessidoro,AeroSekurS.p.A.

17:30–17:50

AirbusDSVisionBasedNavigationsolutionstestedonLIRISexperimentdataKeyvanKanani,ADSToulouse

17:50–18:10

Anexperimentofmeasuringpositionandattitudeofspacedebrisbystereo-visioninorbitalopticalconditionShoyaTomori,WasedaUniversity

18:10–18:30

EvaluationofFeatureDetectorsforInfraredImaginginviewofActiveDebrisRemovalOzgunYilmaz,CranfieldUniversity

18:30–20:00 PosterSession(withAuthors)


Space Surveil lance – Astrodynamics

Timeframe:Thursday,April20/08:30–10:30

Room:H-I


Sessionchair:A.ÁguedaMaté,GMV;I.Molotov,KIAMRAS

08:30–08:50

DeformationofspacedebrisandsubsequentchangesinorbitduringeclipseduetosolarandEarthradiationfluxes.StuartGrey,UniversityofStrathclyde

08:50–09:10

FusionoflaserrangesandangularmeasurementsdataforLEOandGEOspacedebrisorbitdeterminationEmilianoCordelli,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern

09:10–09:30

ANovelInitialOrbitDeterminationAlgorithmfromDopplerandAngularObservationsJuanCarlosDoladoPerez,CNES

09:30–09:50

AutomaticDomainPruningFilterforOpticalObservationsonShortArcsGennaroPrincipe,UniversityofSouthampton

09:50–10:10UsingConjunctionAnalysisMethodsforManoeuvreDetectionJohannesHerzog,DeutschesZentrumfuerLuft-undRaumfahrt

10:10–10:30

Assessmentofpost-maneuverobservationcorrelationusingshort-arctrackletsJanSiminski,ESA/ESOC



Re-entry Risk Analysis – Tools and Techniques

Timeframe:Thursday,April20/08:50–10:50

Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:P.Omaly,CNES;T.Lips,HTGGmbH

08:50–09:10

PresentationofthefirstapplicationtestcaseoftheFragmentationtoolsuiteCéliaFinzi,AirbusSafranLaunchers

09:10–09:30

ProgressinHybridSpacecraft/ObjectOrientedDestructiveRe-entryModellingusingtheSAMCodeJamesBeck,BelsteadResearch

09:30–09:50UpgradeofDRAMA’sSpacecraftEntrySurvivalAnalysisCodesRonnyKanzler,HyperschallTechnologieGöttingenGmbH

09:50–10:10

DEBRIS:anObjectOrientedCodeforFootprint,SurvivabilityandRiskAssessmentCristinaParigini,DeimosSpace

10:10–10:30

UncertaintyQuantificationinOrbitalDebrisReentryforReliableGroundFootprintEstimationFrancoisJ.Sanson,INRIA

10:30–10:50

ThedefinitionoftheMultistepInputsStatisticsmethodforthecomputationofthesafetyre-entryareaSimoneFlavioRafanoCarnà,PolitecnicodiMilano



Space Surveil lance – Processing and Applications

Timeframe:Thursday,April20/11:00-12:40

Room:H-I


Sessionchair:A.ÁguedaMaté,GMV;I.Molotov,KIAMRAS

11:00-11:20

CataloguingSpaceobjectsfromobservations:CORTOcataloguingsystemRaúlDomínguez-gonzález,ElecnorDeimos

11:20-11:40

OpticalmeasurementsassociationusingOptimizedBoundaryValueIODcoupledwithaStronglyConnectedComponentsmethodCarlosYanez,GMV

11:40-12:00Tracklet-trackletcorrelationmethodforradarandangleobservationsAlessandroVananti,AstronomicalInstitute,UniversityofBern

12:00-12:20MethodsofPredictingandProcessingBreakupsofSpaceObjectsZacharySlatton,18SPCS,USAF

12:20-12:40ESA’sSSTDATACENTREINTEGRATIONDiegoEscobar,GMVAerospaceandDefence



Re-entry Risk Analysis – Predictions


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:C.Pardini,ISTI-CNR;S.Lemmens,ESA

11:20-11:40

AssessingtheriskandtheuncertaintyaffectingtheuncontrolledreentryofmanmadespaceobjectsCarmenPardini,ISTI/CNR

11:40-12:00

UncertaintyCharacterizationofAtmosphericDensityModelsforOrbitPredictionofSpaceDebrisLucSagnieres,McGillUniversity

12:00-12:20

Re-entryPredictionUncertaintiesderivedfromEnvironmentalandObservationconsiderationsNoeliaSánchez-Ortiz,ElecnorDEIMOS

12:20-12:40ThermospheremodelevaluationatlowaltitudewithGOCEdensitiesSeanBruinsma,CNES

12:40-13:00Practicalitiesofre-entrypredictions–theVEGA-01AVUMcaseBenjaminBastidaVirgili,IMSSpaceConsultancyatSpaceDebrisOffice



Operational Coll ision Avoidance


Room:H-I


Sessionchair:N.Sanchez,ElecnorDEIMOS;K.Merz,ESA

14:00-14:20InformationTheoreticApproachestoSpaceObjectCollisionKyleDemars,MissouriUniversityofScienceandTechnology

14:20-14:40

CovarianceSizeandtheBreakdownofGaussianityinGEOUncertaintyPredictionsMarekMöckel,SpaceEnvironmentResearchCentreLtd.

14:40-15:00

SpaceDebrisBrakingSystemusingderivativeSRMforJust-InTimeCollisionAvoidanceManeuverCedricDupont,BERTINTECHNOLOGIES

15:00-15:20

Satellitecollisionprobabilityforlong-termencountersandarbitraryprimarysatelliteshape.GeorgesKrier,SESEngineering

15:20-15:40CurrentCollisionAvoidanceservicebyESA'sSpaceDebrisOfficeKlausMerz,ESA

15:40-16:00GMV/ISONCOMBINEDOPTICALCAMPAIGNSDiegoEscobar,GMVAerospaceandDefence



Re-entry Risk Analysis – Application


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:P.Omaly,CNES;T.Lips,HTGGmbH

14:20-14:40NumericalFlowAnalysisoftheISSRe-EntryFabianZander,InstituteofSpaceSystems

14:40-15:00MinimumdVforTargetedSpacecraftDisposalJohnB.Bacon,NASA

15:00-15:20Evaluationofre-entryconditionsfromorbitsattheLagrangianpointsFrancescaLetizia,UniversityofSouthampton

15:20-15:40Onthere-entrydesignfortheSOHOmissionElisaMariaAlessi,IFAC-CNR

15:40-16:00Plannedyetuncontrolledre-entriesoftheCluster-IIspacecraftStijnLemmens,ESA

16:00-16:20ESACLEANSAT_SMAdismantlementmechanismsStephaneHeinrich,ALTRAN



Debris & Meteoroid Environment Modeling and Prediction – Large Constellations


Room:H-I


Sessionchair:B.Bastida,ESA;A.Rossi,IFAC-CNR

16:30-16:50

AquantitativeevaluationoftheenvironmentalimpactofthemegaconstellationsAlessandroRossi,IFAC-CNR

16:50-17:10

MAXIMIZINGPOSTMISSIONDISPOSALOFMEGACONSTELLATIONSSATELLITESREACHINGENDOFOPERATIONALLIFETIMEMikiIto,AstroscaleJapanInc.

17:10-17:30LUCA2-Anenhancedlong-termutilityforcollisionanalysisJonasRadtke,TUBraunschweig,InstituteofSpaceSystems

17:30-17:50Self-inducedcollisionriskanalysisforlargeconstellationsHughLewis,UniversityofSouthampton

17:50-18:10

OptimizationofconstellationjettisoningregardstoshorttermcollisionrisksDavid-AlexisHandschuh,CNES-DLA

18:30–20:45 ConferenceDinnerattheOrangerie,Darmstadt(optional)BusTransportfromESOCtotheOrangeriewillbeavailable!


Debris Mitigation: Techniques and Analyses


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:R.Nasca,ESA;C.Cazaux,CNES

16:50-17:10

Analysisoforbitstabilityinthegeosynchronousregionforend-of-lifedisposalCamillaColombo,PolitecnicodiMilano

17:10-17:30MEOdynamicsandGNSSdisposalstrategiesAlessandroRossi,IFAC-CNR,Italy

17:30-17:50

StatusoftheSpaceEnvironment:CurrentLevelofAdherencetotheSpaceDebrisMitigationPolicyStefanFrey,ESA

17:50-18:10SEMI-CONTROLLEDREENTRYClaireFremeaux,CNES

18:10-18:30

Re-entrytrajectoriesfromtheGEOprotectedregionbymeansofSun-EarthhyperbolicinvariantmanifoldsElisaMariaAlessi,IFAC-CNR

18:30–20:45 ConferenceDinnerattheOrangerie,Darmstadt(optional)BusTransportfromESOCtotheOrangeriewillbeavailable!


Debris & Meteoroid Environment Modeling and Prediction

Timeframe:Friday,April21/08:30-10:30

Room:H-I


Sessionchair:H.Lewis,UniversityofSouthampton;M.Sorge,TheAerospaceCorporation

08:30-08:50EFFECTSOFCUBESATDEPLOYMENTSINLOW-EARTHORBITAndrewB.Vavrin,OrbitalDebrisProgramOffice

08:50-09:10

RiskinducedbytheuncataloguedspacedebrispopulationinthepresenceoflargeconstellationsBrunoRevelin,CS

09:10-09:30AssessinguncertaintiesintheestimationoftheorbitallifetimeAndreaOperti,PolitecnicodiTorino

09:30-09:50AnalysisofBreakupEventsVitaliBraun,EuropeanSpaceAgency

09:50-10:10ForensicAnalysisofOn-OrbitDebrisGenerationEventsMarlonSorge,TheAerospaceCorporation

10:10-10:30

DISCOS3:AnimproveddatamodelforESA'sDatabaseandInformationSystemCharacterisingObjectsinSpaceFrazerMclean,CSGmbH



Debris Mitigation: Application and Processes


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:M.Matney,NASA;A.Soucek,ESA

08:50-09:10

ImpactsoftheSpaceDebrisMitigationrulesonthespacecraftdesigninAirbusDefenceandSpaceDanielBriot,AirbusDefenceandSpace

09:10-09:30

IndustryProcessesforSpaceDebrisMitigationinEarlyMissionDefinition:CurrentStateandRoomforImprovementCharlotteBewick,OHBSystemAG

09:30-09:50SpaceDebrisManagementofLaunchOperationsAlexisMacaire,Arianespace

09:50-10:10

IMPACTOFSPACEDEBRISMITIGATIONREQUIREMENTSONTHEMISSIONDESIGNOFESASPACECRAFTRüdigerJehn,ESA/ESOC

10:10-10:30

MAJORTRENDSFORMITIGATIONOFSPACEDEBRISINNEAR-EARTHSPACEINTHERUSSIANFEDERATIONAlexeyGorlov,TSNIImash

10:30-10:50LifeCycleAssessmentIndicatorforSpaceDebrisCamillaColombo,PolitecnicodiMilano



Debris & Meteoroid Environment Modeling and Prediction


Room:H-I


Sessionchair:H.Lewis,UniversityofSouthampton;M.Sorge,TheAerospaceCorporation

11:00-11:20

ExtendingtheECOBspacedebrisindexwithfragmentationriskestimationFrancescaLetizia,UniversityofSouthampton

11:20-11:40

IMPROVEMENTOFSPACEDEBRISMODELINMEOANDGEOREGIONSACCORDINGTOTHECATALOGOFKIAMRASIgorUsovik,TSNIImash

11:40-12:00

AcomparisonofdamagingmeteoroidandorbitaldebrisfluxesinEarthorbitWilliamCooke,NASA/MSFC

12:00-12:20AlgorithmsfortheComputationofDebrisRisksMarkJ.Matney,NASAOrbitalDebrisProgramOffice

12:20-12:40ACOMPARISONOFTHESOCITANDDEBRISATEXPERIMENTSErickAusay,UniversityofFlorida

12:40-13:30 LunchBreak&CloseofConference


Debris Mitigation: Design Solutions


Room:H-IV


Sessionchair:R.Nasca,ESA;C.Cazaux,CNES

11:20-11:40DesignforDemisetechniquesformedium/largeLEOsatellitesreentryLilithGrassi,thalesaleniaspace

11:40-12:00

ResultsoftheDeployableMembrane&ADEOPassiveDe-OrbitSubsystemActivitiesleadingtoaDragsailDemonstratorThomasSinn,HPSGmbH

12:00-12:20

DevelopmentofCommercialDrag-AugmentationSystemsforSmallSatellitesChiaraPalla,CranfieldUniversity

12:20-12:40ESTCube-2plasmabrakepayloadforeffectivedeorbitingIaroslavIakubivskyi,TartuObservatory

12:40-13:00

FRAGMENTATIONEVENTDEBRISFIELDEVOLUTIONUSING3DVOLUMETRICRISKASSESSMENTDavidVallado,agi

13:00–13:30 LunchBreak&CloseofConference


Press Briefing with Q&A


Room:H05


11:00–13:00

PressBriefing- RolfDensing,ESA,DirectorofOperations- BrigitteZypries,MinisterofEconomy,FederalRepublicofGermany- HolgerKrag,ESA- ThomasSchildknecht,COSPAR- ChristopheBonnal,IAA- CosimoMarzo,ASI- ChristianCazaux,CNES- ManuelMetz,DLR- HughLewis,UKSA

Q&AtothePanelModeration:B.VonWeyhe,ESOCPublicRelations

13:00–13:30 LunchBreak&CloseofConference


Programme of Poster Presentations

Wed,19April,18:30–20:00-PosterSession(withAuthors)


Pleaserefertothefollowingwebsiteforanyupdates:https://conference.sdo.esoc.esa.int/page/programme


Poster – Radar, Optical and in-situ Measurements

Room: Wintergarden

Type of presentation: Poster session

EstimationofRotatingRSOParametersusingRadarDataandJointTime-FrequencyTransforms

SeleniaGhio,UniversityofPisa

ComparisonoftheAttitudeMotionofDefunctSatellitesEstimatedIndependentlyfromDifferentTypesofMeasurements

JiriSilha,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern(AIUB)

TheSmallSizeDebrisPopulationatGEOfromOpticalObservationsPatrickSeitzer,UniversityofMichigan

StreakDetectionandAnalysisPipelineforSpace-debrisOpticalImagesJenniVirtanen,FinnishGeospatialResearchInstitute(FGI)

HighefficiencyroboticopticaltrackingofspacedebrisfromPST2telescopeinArizonaKrzysztofKaminski,AstronomicalObservatoryInstitute,A.MickiewiczUniversity

PhotometricalDatabaseofGSSandmethodsofidentificationsatellitesontheirphotometricalcharacteristicsVladimirKouprianov,UniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill

Light-curvesofRetiredGeosynchronousSatellites

ConorBenson,UniversityofColoradoBoulder

AnefficientandautomaticdebrisdetectionframeworkbasedonGPUtechnology

FrancescoDiprima,PlanetekItaliasrl

FaintStreakDetectionwithCertificatebyAdaptiveTwo-LevelBayesianInferenceRadimSara,CenterforMachinePerception,CzechTechnicalUniversity



Room: Wintergarden


TheESASpaceCollaborativeObservationPlatform(SCOOP),objectivesandfunctionalities

NoeliaSánchez-Ortiz,ElecnorDEIMOS

Preparingthenew2kHzsatellitelaserrangingsysteminFinlandfordebrisobservations

JenniVirtanen,FinnishGeospatialResearchInstitute

SPIN-UPOFSPACEDEBRISCAUSEDBYSOLARRADIATIONPRESSUREDanielKucharski,SpaceEnvironmentResearchCentre,Australia

LightCurvePropertiesofhighearthorbitalrocketbodiesObservedatWeihaiObservatoryofShandongUniversityShaoMingHu,ShandongUniversity

LEDSat:DesignofaCubeSatequippedwithLEDsascalibrationtarget

PatrickSeitzer,UniversityofMichigan

Multi-bandphotometricobservationsofGEOsatellitesAlessandraDiCecco,NationalInstituteforAstrophysics,ObservatoryofTeramo

On-SkyEvaluationofPassivePolarimetryasaTechniquetoCharacteriseSpaceDebris

ManuelCegarraPolo,UniversityofNewSouthWales

ProbabilityofDetectionandLikelihood:ApplicationtoSpaceObjectObservation

FrancoisJ.Sanson,INRIA

Automaticpipelineforlight-curvesvariabilityanalysisofGEOobjects

TommasoCardona,SapienzaUniversityofRome



Room: Wintergarden


AdaptiveOpticsforSatelliteImagingandEarthBasedSpaceDebrisManoeuvres

DorisGrosse,AustralianNationalUniversity,SercLimited

Thevariabilitymodelofthearea-to-massratioofspacedebrisobjectusingopticalobservationsresults

PolinaA.Levkina,InstituteofAstronomyoftheRussianAcademyofSciences

PreciseorbitpropagationofspacedebrisobjectsusingtheHermiteintegrationschemeJensRodmann,DLR

AsteroidandSatelliteAutomaticProcessorJiriDoubek,IguassuSoftwareSystemsa.s.

ObservingStrategiesforFocusedOrbitalDebrisSurveysUsingtheMagellanTelescopeJamesFrith,UniversityofTexasElPaso

GROUND-BASEDOBSERVINGCAMPAIGNSOFBRIZ-MDEBRISWITHTHEUKIRTANDNASAMCATTELESCOPESSusanM.Lederer,NASAJohnsonSpaceCenter

AremotephotometrytelescopeforspacedebrisinTibetGeLiang,NAOC

FORTE:ISONRoboticTelescopeControlSoftwareVladimirKouprianov,PulkovoObservatoryofRussianAcademyofSciences

TheFly-EyeTelescopeCustomizationforDebrisDiscoveryandCataloguingLorenzoCibin,CompagniaGeneraleperloSpazio


Poster – Space Surveil lance

Room: Wintergarden


OrbitalSolutionstoLEO-to-LEOAngles-onlyVeryShort-arcTracks

JizhangSang,WuhanUniversity

OntologyfortheSpaceSituationalAwarenessProgrammeinEurope

RobertJ.Rovetto,n/a

ThecurrentstateoftheKIAMdatabaseonspacedebrisinhighorbitanditsuseforpredictionofdangerousapproachesViktorA.Voropaev,KeldyshInstituteofAppliedMathematics

CatalogingspacedebrisintheGEOregionwithanelitistgeneticalgorithm:reducingthetimecomplexity.MichielZittersteijn,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern

AccurateOrbitDeterminationofSpaceDebriswithLaserTrackingChristophBamann,TechnicalUniversityofMunich

DeterminingDebrisCharacteristicsfromObservabilityAnalysisofArtificialNear-EarthObjects

AlexM.Friedman,PurdueUniversity

EvaluationofDataStreamManagementSystemsintheContextofSpaceSurveillanceandTrackingSvenMüller,InstituteofSpaceSystems,TUBraunschweig

CovarianceMatrixUncertaintyAnalysisandCorrectionJuanCarlosDoladoPerez,CNES

AttitudeCharacterizationofAerodynamicStableObjectsBasedonTLECristinaParigini,DeimosSpace



Room: Wintergarden


EvolvingCapabilitiesoftheSpaceDataAssociationanditsSpaceDataCentre

AndrewD'uva,SpaceDataAssociationLimited

AccurateOpticalObservationsofSpaceObjectsinGEO,andapplicabilitytocloserLEOregimes

JaimeNomenTorres,ElecnorDEIMOS

GENERICDATAREDUCTIONFRAMEWORKFORSPACESURVEILLANCEBogdanBija,GMV

AssessmentandModellingofSpaceSurveillanceNetworkJaccoGeul,DelftUniversityofTechnology

InitialOrbitDeterminationbasedontheHigh-orderPropagationofOrbitSetsLauraPirovano,UniversidaddeLaRioja

AnewtooltoobservelowandhigherEarthorbits:theMetaTelescope

MichelBoer,CNRS-ARTEMIS

ComputationofpreliminaryorbitswiththeKeplerianintegralsGiovanniFedericoGronchi,UniversityofPisa,DepartmentofMathematics

ExplainedandUnexplainedMomentumImpulseTransferEvents(MITEs)BrianFlewelling,Exoanalytic

Orbitdeterminationresultwiththeangle-onlymeasurementfromtheopticaltrackingnetwork,OWL-NetJinChoi,KASI,UST



Room: Wintergarden


ConceptualDesignforExpertCoordinationCentresSupportingOpticalandLaserObservationsinaSSTSystem

JiriSilha,AstronomicalInstituteoftheUniversityofBern(AIUB)

GeometricrestructurizationofthespaceobjecttrackingproblemforimproveduncertaintyrepresentationJohnT.Kent,UniversityofLeeds

SSTAnalysistool(SSTAN)supportingSpaceSurveillanceandTracking(SST)servicesassessmentRoxanaL.Andrisan,DeimosSpaceSRL

ComputationofpreliminaryorbitsforEarthsatellitesinatwo-bodyperturbeddynamics

HélèneMa,UniversityofPisa,DepartmentofMathematics

WorldwideopticalnetworkforSpaceSituationalAwarenessMarinePyanet,AirbusSafranLaunchers

OWL-Net:AGlobalnetworkofrobotictelescopesdedicatedtoSSAobservation

Jang-HyunPark,KoreaAstronomyandSpaceScienceInstitute

RequirementsforObservationScenariostoMaintainaCatalogueofSpaceDebrisObjectsinGeosynchronousRegion

AndreasHinze,DLR


Poster – Operational Coll ision Avoidance

Room: Wintergarden


CryoSat-2:In-OrbitCollisionAvoidanceManoeuvreSupportToolsandOperationEvolutions

DavidFornarelli,RHEAGroup

Anefficientproceduretofindpossibleconjunctionsofspacedebris

GiulioBaù,UniversityofPisa

CurrentStatusofWebServicesatESA’sSpaceDebrisOfficeQuirinFunke,EuropeanSpaceAgency

AnalysisofCDMCovarianceConsistencyinOperationalCollisionAvoidanceBenediktReihs,ESA

CollisionAvoidanceassessmentandmitigationmeasuresforcontrolledGEO/GSOspacecraftswithOrbitalDebrisRajeshKannanMR,MasterControlFacility,ISRO,India


Poster – Operational Coll ision Avoidance

Room: Wintergarden


ApproachestoMakingBestUseofTwoLineElementsSetsforSatelliteNavigationandCollisionAvoidance

DavidFinkleman,SkySentry,LLC

DeterminingOrbitsforCollisionPredictionusingDynamicalSystemsTheory

AswathSuryanarayanan,ThePSBBMillenniumSchool,Chennai,India

POSTPROCESSED-TLECATALOGUEFORCONJUNCTIONDETECTIONWITHGEOPASSIVEOBJECTS

DiegoEscobar,GMVAerospaceandDefence

CollisionRiskComputationaccountingforComplexgeometriesofinvolvedobjects

NoeliaSánchez-Ortiz,ElecnorDEIMOS

CloseEncountersofanAdvancedKind:LessonsLearnedandNewApproachesinCollisionRiskAssessmentandMitigationViqarAbbasi,CanadianSpaceAgency


Poster – Mitigation, Standardization, Policies, Legal Aspects

Room: Wintergarden


StatusoftheISOSpaceDebrisMitigationStandards(2017)

HedleyStokes,PHSSpaceLtd.

AccurateFlightDynamicsforESA'SpaceDebrisMovie:TheOREKITsolution

LucMaisonobe,CSSI

Long-termimplicationsofGNSSdisposalstrategiesforthespacedebrisenvironmentRaúlDomínguez-gonzález,ElecnorDeimos

DesignforDemise:Systems-leveltechniquestoreducere-entrycasualtyrisk

DavidRiley,DeimosSpaceUKLtd.

TeSeR–TechnologyforSelf-Removal–FirstresultsofanH2020ProjecttodevelopaPost-Mission-DisposalModule

PhilippVoigt,AirbusDSGmbH

EfficientDe-OrbitingofMicro-andNanoSatellitesusingtheIFMNanoThruster

AlexanderReissner,FOTEC


Poster – Debris & Meteoroid Environment Modeling and Prediction

Room: Wintergarden


FRAGMENTATIONEVENTSANALYSISMAKINGUSEOFFRAGMENTATIONEVENTMODELANDASSESSMENTTOOL(FREMAT)

RoxanaL.Andrisan,DeimosSpaceSRL

CARTOGRAPHICSTUDYOFTHEMEOPHASESPACEFORPASSIVEDEBRISREMOVALDespoinaK.Skoulidou,AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki

AverageCross-SectionalAreaofIdealizedDebriSatFragmentsUsingIcosahedronMotivatedOrientationVectorsThomasScruggs,UniversityofFlorida

AComparisonofResultsfromNASA'sMeteoroidEngineeringModeltotheLDEFCrateringRecord

StevenEhlert,Qualis,NASAMeteoroidEnvironmentOffice

EFFECTOFPHASEANGLEONLIGHTCURVEDATAFORFEATUREESTIMATIONOFHIGHAREA-TO-MASSRATIOSPACEOBJECTS

VishnuuMallik,UniversityofArizona

GEOspacedebrisenvironmentdeterminationintheearthfixedcoordinatesystem

WangDongfang,HarbinInstituteofTechnology

AnewSpaceDebrisEnvironmentEngineeringModelSDEEM2015

PangBaojun,HarbinInstituteofTechnology

AnIndexforRankingActiveDebrisRemovalTargetsinLEO

CarmenPardini,ISTI/CNR



Room: Wintergarden


RecentExtensionsoftheESABASE2/DebrisImpactRiskAssessmentTool

AnatoliMiller,etamaxspaceGmbH

ExaminationofDebrisCloudDensityResultingFromPrecessionofArgumentofPerigeeDuetoJ2EffectJoelSlotten,Navistel,LLC

SimpleAdaptiveControlofaSatellitewithLargeFlexibleAppendagesafterImpactwithSpaceDebrisDerekI.Gransden,DelftUniversityofTechnology

ThecontributionofNaKdropletstothespacedebrisenvironmentCarstenWiedemann,InstituteofSpaceSystems,TUBraunschweig

Thestudyofthedynamicsofmega-constellationsofnear-Earthspaceobjects

IvanN.Chuvashov,TomskStateUniversity

Improvementsonmodelsandanalysismeansforfragmentationevents

AlexisPetit,UniversityofNamur,Namur,Belgium

Investigationofpropagationaccuracyeffectswithinthemodelingofspacedebris

AndreHorstmann,InstituteofSpaceSystems



Room: Wintergarden


ResultsofReferenceLong-termSimulationsFocussingonPassiveMeanstoReducetheImpactofSpaceDebris

VolkerSchaus,TUBraunschweig,InstituteofSpaceSystems

MeteorshowerforecastingforspacecraftoperationsAltheaV.Moorhead,NASAMeteoroidEnvironmentOffice

Theimpactoftheincreaseinsmallsatellitelaunchtrafficonthelong-termevolutionofthespacedebrisenvironmentJonasRadtke,TUBraunschweig,InstituteofSpaceSystems

ACOLLISIONINACUBESATCONSTELLATIONFatoumataKebe,IMCCE-ParisObservatory

Spatialdensitymapsfromafragmentation

LiamM.Healy,NavalResearchLaboratory

AstatisticalLEOmodeltoinvestigateadaptabledebriscontrolstrategies

GianLuigiSomma,UniversityofSouthampton


Poster – Re-entry Risk Analyses

Room: Wintergarden


Spacedebrisatmosphericentrypredictionwithspacecraft-orientedtools

JulienAnnaloro,CNES

INFLUENCEOFOXIDATIONANDEMISSIVITYFORMETALLICALLOYSSPACEDEBRISDURINGTHEIRATMOSPHERICENTRY

LucileBarka,PROMES-CNRSlab

IntegratedAnalysisSystemforRe-entryRiskAssessmentEunJungChoiChoi,KoreaAstronomyandSpaceScience

High-fidelityNumericalSimulationsforDestructiveRe-entryofUpperStagesKeiichiroFujimoto,JapanAerospaceExplorationAgency

LeveragingLessonsfromtheClimateChangeCommunityandtheFinancialSectortoImproveSpaceDebrisRegulationsNormanFitz-Coy,UniversityofFlorida

Low-fidelitysimulationofplanetaryentrytrajectoriesforcommondebrisshapes

NathanDonaldson,UniversityofOxford

AERO-THERMALRE-ENTRYSENSITIVITYANALYSISUSINGDSMCANDAHIGHDIMENSIONALMODELREPRESENTATION-BASEDAPPROACH

AlessandroFalchi,UniversityofStrathclyde

CalculatingtheRe-EntryProbabilityforagivenAreaofInterest

JensAgena,DLR


Poster – Re-entry Risk Analyses

Room: Wintergarden


Containmenttether–conceptstudyofanefficientsolutiontoreducethecasualtyareaofspacecraftcomponents

Jan-ChristianMeyer,OHBSystem

GOCEradar-basedOrbitDeterminationforRe-EntryPredictionsandcomparisonwithGPS-basedPOD

StefanoCicalò,SpaceDynamicsServicesS.r.l.

OnthedemisabilityandsurvivabilityofmodernspacecraftMirkoTrisolini,UniversityofSouthampton

AIRBORNEOBSERVATIONSOFRE-ENTERINGSPACEDEBRIS-RESULTSANDPROSPECTSStefanLoehle,IRS

THEAPPROACHTOCASUALTYRE-ENTRYRISKMITIGATIONINCOSMO-SkyMedCURRENTANDFUTUREGENERATIONSSilviaOcchigrossi,ThalesAleniaSpace

Two-LineElementUncertaintyforGOCEStatisticalRe-entryPredictions

JaccoGeul,DelftUniversityofTechnology

ADRYANS®V5.0–A1-dimensionobjectorientedsurvivabilitytool

CharlesBertorello,AirbusSafranLaunchers

WasWT1190FHumanmadespacedebris?Simulationoftwocases

CarolinFrueh,PurdueUniversity


Poster – Debris Mitigation Techniques and Processes

Room: Wintergarden


PredictedlifetimeofHEOspacedebriscalculatedusingvariousatmosphericmodels

DorotaKrużyńska,AdamMickiewiczUniversityinPoznań

HowtointegrateSpaceDebrisissueintotheLifeCycleAssessmentofSpaceMissions?ThibautMaury,AirbusSafranLaunchers/UniversityofBordeaux

ModellingandanalysisofthefoldingprincipleusedinSelf-deployableDeorbitingSpaceStructuresJanA.Nikolajsen,AalborgUniversity

AnalysisofpretensionandstressstiffeninginSelf-deployableDeorbitingSpaceStructures

PeterR.Lauridsen,AalborgUniversity

Re-engineeringtoAvoidSpaceDebrisMaureenMcLaughlin,Iridium

CleanSat-Coordinatedapproachreshapingtechnologydevelopmentforspace

TiagoSoares,ESA

TundraDisposalOrbitStudy

MarlonE.Sorge,TheAerospaceCorporation

Solarsailforend-of-lifedeorbiting:trade-offbetweendeorbitingcapabilityandcumulativecollisionprobability

CamillaColombo,PolitecnicodiMilano


Poster – Debris Mitigation Techniques and Processes

Room: Wintergarden


THEVULNERABILITYASSESSMENTANDDEBRISPRODUCTIONRISKMITIGATIONINCOSMO-SkyMedCURRENTANDFUTUREGENERATIONS

SilviaOcchigrossi,ThalesAleniaSpaceItaly

DesignofCoulombdragplasmabrakefor800kg/850kmsatellitesPekkaJanhunen,FinnishMeteorologicalInstitute

TheH2020projectReDSHIFT:overview,firstresultsandperspectivesAlessandroRossi,IIFAC-CNR,Italy

DebrisMitigationbyCollisionAvoidanceafterEnd-of-Mission–assessmentofadisposalsolutionforLEOsatellitesJan-ChristianMeyer,OHBSystem

LEOmappingforpassivedynamicaldisposal

GiuliaSchettino,IFAC-CNR

LowPowerArcjetApplicationforEndofLifeSatelliteServicing

MichaelDropmann,InstituteofSpaceSystems

AerostableDeployableDragSailtoDeorbitSmallSatellites

AlexandraC.Long,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology


Poster – Active Removal and Remediation Concepts Room: Wintergarden


DynamicsandControlofTetheredSpace-TugSystemwithTetherTorsion

KeyingYang,BeijingInstituteofTechnology

Approachesandmodelsforflexibletetherconnectionsinactivedebrisremovalmissions

MarcelBecker,TUBraunschweig

AnalysisofTumblingSpaceDebrisCapturingUsingATethered-NetMingheShan,DelftUniversityofTechnology

SPACEDEBRISMITIGATIONANDREMEDIATION:PERSPECTIVESOFAFFORDABLEHYBRIDPROPULSIONIMPLEMENTATIONSChristianParavan,PolitecnicodiMilano

DesignofnetejectorforspacedebriscapturingUmbertoBattista,StamS.r.l.

AttitudeStabilizationofSpinningDebrisUsingTetherTensionsRuiQi,BeijingInstituteofTechnology

MotionandParameterEstimationofanUncooperativeSpaceObjectUsingRangeImageData

MahboubehZarei-jalalabadi,SharifUniversityofTechnology


Poster – Active Removal and Remediation Concepts Room: Wintergarden


InnovativeNet&SpaceInflatablestructureforactiveDebrisRemoval(INSIDeR)CedricDupont,BERTINTECHNOLOGIES

TouchlessElectrostaticDetumbleofaRepresentativeBox-and-PanelSpacecraftConfigurationTrevorBennett,UniversityofColoradoBoulder

Characteristicsofablationimpulseinducedbyrepetitivelaserpulseirradiations

AkihiroSasoh,NagoyaUniversity

Radiofrequencysourceofweaklyexpandingwedge-shapedxenonionbeamforcontactlessremovaloflarge-sizedSDobjects

V.Obukhov,RIAMEMAI

Applicationofspacetetheredsystemsforspacedebrisremoval

PavelA.Diakov,LomonosovMoscowStateUniversity


Poster – Active Removal and Remediation Concepts

Room: Wintergarden


UntrackableSpaceDebrisActiveRemovalUsingaNanoSatelliteWoosangPark,KAIST

ANALYTICALAPPROACHFORREENTRYANALYSISANDDESIGNFORDEMISEASSESSMENTSAntonioCaiazzo,UniversityofNaplesFedericoII,Italy

OptimizationofmaneuveringschemesintheframeworkofADRmissioninLEO

DmitriyGrishko,BaumanMoscowStateTechnicalUniversity

ProbabilityofIntersectionforLaser-BasedDebrisRemovalinthePresenceofUncertaintyIslamHussein,AppliedDefenseSolutions

ParametersdesignofautonomousdockingmoduleandthechoiceofsuitabletargetandprimarypayloadforADRValeriyTrushlyakov,Omskstatetechnicaluniversity


Poster – Hypervelocity Impacts & Shielding

Room: Wintergarden


InitialStudyonSmallDebrisImpactRiskAssessmentduringOrbitTransfertoGEOforAll-ElectricSatellite

MasumiHigashide,JAXA,FraunhoferEMI

APARADIGMFORTHEDESIGNOFORBITALDEBRISPROTECTIONFORSPACECRAFTCOMPOSITEPRESSUREVESSELS

IgorTelichev,DepartmentofMechanicalEngineering,UniversityofManitoba

Evaluationofself-healingcapabilityofCFRPlaminates:hypervelocitytestssimulatingLEOspacedebrisBrahimAissa,MPBCommunicationsInc

ProtectionofMannedSpacecraftRadiatorfromSpaceDebrisLiShan,InstituteofSpacecraftSystemEngineering,CAST

MICROMETEOROID&ORBITALDEBRISRISKASSESSMENTWITHBUMPER3

JamesHyde,Jacobs/ClearLakeGroup

INNOVATIVEMODELINGINHYPERVELOCITYIMPACTSJeromeLimido,IMPETUSAfea

FRAGMENTDISTRIBUTIONOFSHALLOWOBLIQUEIMPACTBYMICROMETEOROIDS:NUMERICALRESULTS

YanweiLi,IRS,UniversityofStuttgart



Room: Wintergarden


Shieldingpropertiesinvestigationofimpact-initiatedenergeticmaterialsunderhypervelocityimpact

QiangWu,BeijingInstituteofSpacecraftEnvironmentEngineering

ComparisonAnalysisofTheHypervelocityImpactAEWaveformInducedbyRodandSphereProjectile

ZhidongLiu,ChinaAcademyofEngineeringPhysics

ModelingofdebrisparticlesimpactonspacestructuresNickolayN.Smirnov,MoscowM.V.LomonosovStateUniversity

MESO-SCALECOMPUTATIONALMODELINGOFHYPERVELOCITYIMPACTDAMAGEINADVANCEDIgorTelichev,DepartmentofMechanicalEngineering,UniversityofManitoba

EvaluationofthehypervelocityimpactresistanceofFMLsbynumericalsimulation

ChunsenShi,DelftUniversityofTechnology

EffectsofGammaRayIrradiationonEjectaSizefromCFRPPlatesMasahiroNishida,NagoyaInstituteofTechnology



Room: Wintergarden


FractureofUnidirectionalTensionedPolyimideFilmsunderSimulatedSpaceDebrisHypervelocityImpact

XinghuaZhang,ChinaAcademyofSpaceTechnology

EvolutionofSpacecraftOrbitalMotionduetoHypervelocityImpactsfromDebrisandMeteoroids

LucSagnieres,McGillUniversity

LaboratoryComparisonstoHypervelocityImpactandDebrisDarkeningGouriRadhakrishnan,TheAerospaceCorporation

SpacecraftoutermaterialsimpacteffectbymicronspacedebrisandimpacttestresultsdatabaseJiyunYang,BeijingInstituteofSpacecraftEnvironmentEngineering

DebriSat'sDCS:ADatabase-BasedSolutiontotheBigDataChallengesImpactingtheFutureRegulationofOrbitalDebrisJoeKleespies,UniversityofFlorida

HypervelocityimpactDamagePatternRecognitionBasedonD-SEvidenceTheoryandBPNeuralNetworkCaoWuxiong,HarbinInstituteofTechnology


Industrial Exhibition

Location:

Rotunde&Skylounge-ConferenceBuilding

Press-Centre

Foyer(infrontoftheconferencerooms)


Exhibitors

DEIMOSSpace

GMV,AerospaceandDefenceSAU

IRASTUBraunschweig

FHR

N.P.C.NewProductionConceptS.r.l.

THIOTINGENERIE

Fraunhofer-InstitutfürKurzzeitdynamik,Ernst-Mach-Institut,EMI

ASAAstrosystemeGmbH

D-Orbit

tukom


DEIMOS Space

DeimosSpacehasaproventrackrecordinthespacesectorandemploysover300peopleinSpain,Portugal,RomaniaandUnitedKingdom.Inthefieldofspacedebris,ourengineeringcapabilitiesandexpertiseallowustoperformR&Dstudies,developturnkeysolutions,andprovidespacesurveillanceandtrackingservices.

GMV, Aerospace and Defence S.A.U

GMVisatrustedpartnerofleadingSatelliteOperators,SatelliteManufacturersandSpaceAgenciesworldwide.Since1984,weprovideengineering,softwaredevelopmentandsystemsintegrationintheareasofmissionanalysis,GNC,satellitecontrol,flightdynamics,dataprocessing,missionplanning,navigation,robotics,onboardsoftwareandapplications.


IRAS TU Braunschweig

TheIRAShaslong-termexperienceinthefieldofspacedebris.Thepeopleofthespaceflighttechnologygroupareamongtheleadingexpertsinthefieldofspacedebrismodelling.ThemostimportantdevelopedproductsareMASTER-2009andPROOF-2009,whichbothhavebeendevelopedunderESAcontract.

Fraunhofer FHR

FraunhoferFHRisoneoftheleadingradarresearchinstitutesinEurope.Itconductsextensiveresearchintheareaofhighfrequencyandradartechniquesandiscommitted,incooperationwithpublicinstitutions,universitiesandindustrialenterprises,tothedevelopmentofnewproductsthatwillcreatebenefitsforsocietyandstrengthentheeconomy.


N.P.C. New Production Concept S.r. l .

N.P.C.NewProductionConceptS.r.l,throughSPACEMINDdivision,isanitalianspacecompanyprovidingsolutionsinthefieldofspacedebris:ARTICAisacompactandefficientcubesatdeorbitingsystem;MORALisatelescopemount(1mclass)designedforSSAwithoutstandingperformancesintermsofprecisionandvelocity.

THIOT INGENIERIE

THIOTINGENERIEisEurope’sfirstShockPhysicsexpertandownsalaboratoryequippedwithtwotwo-stagelightgasguns.Weprovidehypervelocityimpactstestingservicesandfastdynamicnumericalexpertiseforspacesystemsvulnerabilityassessment,spacedebris/micrometeoroidsimpactsonmaterialsandstructures,aswellasshieldingoptimization.


Fraunhofer-Institut für Kurzzeitdynamik, Ernst-Mach-Institut, EMI

FraunhoferEMIisspecializedinimpactandhigh-speeddiagnostics,featuringuniquetestingfacilities.EMIisyourcompetentpartnerfortheexperimentalanalysisanddevelopmentofprotectivecomponentsforspacesystemsagainstspacedebrisandmicrometeoroids.Onthebasisofriskandvulnerabilityanalyses,wesupportyouroptimizationofsatellitedesign.

ASA Astrosysteme GmbH

ASAAstrosystemeAustriaseesitstaskincreatinginnovativetechnologiesforastronomyprofessionals,astrophotographers&agenciesinneedofhighprecisionopticaltrackingsystems.Uncompromisingqualitylevelsandsuitabilityforthepracticaluseisthecentreofourattention.ASAproducesprofessionaltelescopes,highprecisionmounts,opticalcorrectorsaswellascustommadetrackingprojects.


D-Orbit D-Orbitisasatellitesystemscompanyprovidingcommissioninganddecommissioningsolutionsforspacecraft,launchvehicles,andnext-generationsatelliteconstellations,aswellaslaunchservices.Foundedin2011,D-Orbitcurrentlyemploysapproximately35people.ThefirmisbasedinMilan,Italy,withsubsidiariesinWashington,DC,andLisbon,Portugal.

tukom tukomandGMSPAIOaredistributersandconsultantsforAGIsoftware.Forthedesign,planning,oroperatingofsatellitemissions,ourvalidatedandverifiedspaceoperationstoolsareessential.Ourorbitdetermination,maneuverplanninganddetection,andconjunctionanalysistechnologyisinusebytheworld’sleadingsatelliteoperators.


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geniusgmbhisaspecializedagencyforcommunicationanddialoguefocussingontheinterfaceofscienceandsociety.Weactasa“translator”andmediatorbetweendifferenttargetgroupsin the socio-political area. Our activities include strategic counseling, definition of adequatemeasuresforspecificcommunicationtargetsandimplementationandmanagementofdialogueprocesses,publicaffairsandpublicrelationsactivitiesaswellaseventmanagement,editorialwork,moderationandoperationalwebsiteandabstractmanagement.Wesupportclientsfromthe areas of public authorities, industry and associations – always on specific agriculture orhealth related issues. Our core business lies with the communication of natural sciencesinnovationsandtheirimpactonsocieties.Exemplarytopicareasarenationalandinternationalagriculture, global food supply, bioeconomy including renewable raw materials, renewableenergiesandsustainability.

Our team is interdisciplinary. The core is formed of natural scientists, who have additionalexperience in marketing, public relations or mediation. Therefore, we are able to aboardcomplexandinnovativenaturalscienceandagribusinesstopics–alwaysrelatingverycloselytotheneedsandinterestsoftargetgroupsandstakeholders.

Sinceitsfoundationin1998,geniusgmbhhassetupacomprehensivenetwork,inparticularinthelifesciencessectoraswellasnationalandinternationalpolitics(EUfocus).Wemantainintensive,long-termcontactswithinstitutes,researchinstitutions,internationaltradechambers,non-profitorganisations,associations,mediarepresentatives,companiesandpoliticaldecision-makersatnationalandinternationallevel.

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