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14–16 Feb 2017
ESA/ESTEC
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

D1P3 - TRP - HoTSPOT Upgrade and SCARLET Integration - Space Engineering (Italy)

14 Feb 2017, 12:10
50m
Newton 1 & 2 (ESA/ESTEC)

Newton 1 & 2

ESA/ESTEC

Keplerlaan 1, 2201 AZ Noordwijk Netherlands

Speaker

Mr Piero Gabellini (Space Engineering)

Description

The objective of the activity is to upgrade the current versions of HoTSPOT v2.x, HoTSPOT_SFPB and HoTSPOT_STAN and reengineer them in order to converge to a single version named HoTSPOT v3.x. Additional capabilities are also to be added (such as management of multi user terminals, optimized routing between HPAs and feeders, management of Array-Fed Reflector payload architectures, etc.) in order to extend the applications the code is able to cope with. A proper GUI is requested to easily interact with the tool in order to create the relevant system scenario and generate all input files needed by HoTSPOT automatically, as well as output results files for proper display and/or post-processing. The integration of HoTSPOT within the use of the ESA SCARLET Interface Framework is also addressed in order to allow the management of HoTSPOT from such environment.

Short Speaker Information

Name: Piero Gabellini

Company: Space Engineering

Country: Italy

PAST ACTIVITIES:

He is with Space Engineering since 1989, formerly as antenna designer and subsequently as project manager for system and/or antenna activities developed in the frame of several European Satellite Programs

PRESENT ACTIVITIES:

1) Analysis, design and optimisation of Reflector Antenna, Beam Forming Network, Multi-Beam Systems;
2) Scattering analysis for antenna systems in satellite environment;
3) Planning and development of SW code for antenna and system design, high-frequency scattering analysis, optimisation techniques;

CONTRACT FRAME (ARTES, ITI, TRP, GSTP, NPI, ...) TRP
BUDGET (k€) 105
ENTITIES (Including country) Space Engineering (Italy)
Proposed Duration 50

Primary author

Mr Piero Gabellini (Space Engineering)

Co-authors

Dr Daniele Petrolati (European Space Agency) Mr Luciano D'Agristina (Space Engineering)

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