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10th ESA Workshop on Avionics, Data, Control and Software Systems

18–20 Oct 2016
European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

For support/information contact: Bertilla Sinka

Session

Session 1 - Avionics Systems for Exploration Missions

20 Oct 2016, 09:00
Newton Conference Center (European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC))

Newton Conference Center

European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)

Keplerlaan 1 2201AZ Noordwijk ZH - The Netherlands

Conveners

Session 1 - Avionics Systems for Exploration Missions

  • Guillermo Hernando Ortega (ESA/ESTEC-Head Guidance, Navigation and Control Section)

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  1. 16. Welcome and introduction
    Mr Ortega Hernando Guillermo (ESA/ESTEC-Head of Guidance, Navigation and Control Section)
    20/10/2016, 09:00
  2. 17. Avionics Systems for the Exploration of Asteroids and small moons
    Dr Marco Mammarella (GMV)
    20/10/2016, 09:15
    The Vision Based Navigation will be one of the key technologies in future ESA missions. The maturation of the technology is the essential issue required for acquiring confidence in this innovative and crucial navigation system. The discussion that GMV intend to present will be focused on the need of HW/SW co-design carried out to develop mature prototype bread-boarding and focused to reach the...
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  3. 18. Exploring the planets and avionics systems: challenges and opportunities
    Mr Antonio Tramutola (Thales Alenia Space)
    20/10/2016, 09:45
    Exploration of planets is part of the space exploration of celestial structures of the outer space. Once a planet has been identified by astronomers and scientists as a target environment to be deeply analyzed, the technology needed to reach the objective are studied and developed by the industries. Complex space systems have to be designed to perform cruise, approach, landing and surface...
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  4. 19. Avionics Systems Technology for New Exploration Scenarios
    Mr Bals J. (DLR), Mr Delpech Michel (CNES), Dr Guillermo Hernando Ortega (ESA/ESTEC-Head of Guidance, Navigation and Control Section)
    20/10/2016, 10:15
    Robotics and human space exploration space missions have brought astonishing accomplishments till date (e.g. 12 humans actually walking on the lunar surface). The ESA roadmaps of technology for the exploration of the Solar System have been designed to set the goal of fostering robotics exploration with the final aim to support human exploration. Within those technology roadmaps, spacecraft...
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  5. 20. Low cost avionics systems for fast track missions to the planets
    Mr Tiago Hormigo (Spinworks)
    20/10/2016, 11:15
    Future exploration missions will require the development of new and advanced GNC-related technologies relying on the use of significantly more powerful avionics components than currently available. We put forward the argument that significant advances in low-cost/high-performance processing components, the widespread availability of specialized and open-source software/hardware resources, and...
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  6. 21. Autonomy and FDIR of avionics systems for exploration
    Ms Cristina Tato (SENER)
    20/10/2016, 11:45
    Exploration missions are in all cases expeditionary by nature, but are as well expeditionary in terms of technology. They require specific solutions both in platform and payload that will be a novelty in the frame of space technology. As well the context and environment of these missions will make them unique and may involve a specific approach to many avionic functions as per FDIR. In the...
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