SPACEMON: Space Environment Monitoring Workshop 2020

Session

Space Agency and System Integrators

SASI

1 Dec 2020, 09:00

Einstein (ESA/ESTEC)

Conveners

Space Agency and System Integrators: SASI

• Piers Jiggens (ESA/ESTEC)
• Gregoire Deprez (ESA)

Presentation materials

ERSA payload summary slide_AMS 18th Conference on Space Weather_v2.pptx

Q&A - agencySIs.pptx

SPACEMON-Day1-Morning1.mp4

35. European Space Agency Environment Monitoring Activities

Petteri Nieminen (ESA)

01/12/2020, 09:00

The European Space Agency (ESA) has been flying space environment monitors for decades including a large number of radiation instruments, selected microparticle detectors and science-level plasma instrumentation. Payloads have been flown on scientific and navigation missions and more are planned for exploration, Earth exploration and telecommunication missions. Since 2009 ESA's Space Safety...

50. In-flight Space Radiation Monitoring: CNES Initiatives

Robert ECOFFET (CNES)

01/12/2020, 09:20

Since more than 25 years, the CNES has led an in-flight monitoring activity within our technology program. This activity is based on an instrument, ICARE, which has evolved over time to fulfill new detection and mission needs. Our approach is PI-driven, in partnership with ONERA. ONERA defines the sensor heads, determines the response functions, and interprets the data. CNES takes in charge...

53. Space Situational Awareness at DLR

Manuel Metz (DLR Space Administration)

01/12/2020, 09:40

DLR Space Administration through its Department for Space Situational Awareness is active in different areas of Space Debris research and Space Weather. I will present a short overview of current activities in these areas, as well as our involvement in qualification of components.

54. OHB Sweden Past and Current Work on Earth and Space Environment Missions

Nils Pokrupa (OHB Sweden)

01/12/2020, 10:00

Building on over a half century of atmospheric science and space physics engineering, OHB Sweden has developed a key competence in science-specific smallsat missions. The journey began already in the 1960s with the focus on sounding rockets and balloon payloads from northern Sweden, but evolved in to orbital satellites with the first Swedish plasma physics mission, Viking, in 1986. Since...

40. SSTL perspectives on potential flight opportunities for environment monitoring instruments

Steve Eckersley (SSTL)

01/12/2020, 10:20

SSTL is one of the world’s leading small satellite providers and has a rich history dating back to its establishment in the mid 1980’s in providing flight opportunities for environment monitoring instruments, especially benefitting those seeking a low cost approach and short timescales to the flight. This has included hosting environment monitoring instruments on commercial missions, as well...

46. Discussion

01/12/2020, 10:40