Kelvins Day Welcome note: Challenges in Space

• Marcus Märtens (ESA)
• Dario Izzo (ACT)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium Official opening of the Kelvins day.

Satellite Pose Estimation Challenge: Analysis and Results

• Mate Kisantal (ESA Advanced Concepts Team)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

High-Fidelity Validation and Training of Advanced Distributed Space Systems

• Jeff Park (Stanford University)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Proba-V Super-resolution: Analysis and Results

• Marcus Märtens

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Proba-V: Mission and Spacecraft Overview

• Stefano Santandrea (ESA)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

The Vegetation Instrument: a miniaturized high performance payload for daily global vegetation monitoring - a design overview

• Jorg Versluys

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

The Proba-V operational processing system, serving daily updates on global vegetation

• Stefan Livens (VITO)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Deep learning and Unreal Engine for Spacecraft Pose Estimation (3rd place)

• Pedro F. Proença (Surrey Space Centre)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Segmentation-driven Satellite Pose Estimation (2nd place)

• Kyle Gerard (EPFL)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Combining Machine Learning and Geometric Optimisation to solve Pose Estimation (1st place)

• Tat-Jun Chin (University of Adelaide)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

ESRGAN approach for earth imaging super resolution

• Alexander Aroyo (Italian Institute of Technology)
• Elisa Maiettini (Italian Institute of Technology)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

Proba-V: A Short Summary of my Odyssey (3rd place)

• Matteo Taccola (European Space Agency)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

HighRes-net: Deep MFSR by recursive fusion (2nd place)

• Freddie Kalaitzis (Element AI)
• Michel Deudon (Element AI)
• Zhichao Lin (Element AI)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium

DeepSUM: Deep neural network for Super-resolution of Unregistered Multitemporal images (1st place)

• Andrea Bordone Molini (Politecnico di Torino)

Room: Erasmus Auditorium