Opening remarks

• Tim Flohrer (ESA/ESOC)

Words of welcome - Holger Krag (ESA), NN

Why does ESA search for space debris in high altitudes? Space debris observation needs for a Zero Debris future

• Jan Siminski (ESA)
• Tim Flohrer (ESA/ESOC)

TBC (The history of the ESA surveys)

• Thomas Schildknecht

Astrometry to Artificial Earth Satellites -- Contributions by Thomas Schildknecht

• Gerhard Beutler

GEO/Molniya surveys and beyond with AGO70 and Astros’ network

• Jiří Šilha (Comenius University)

Cislunar SSA and Object Characterization

• Carolin Frueh (Purdue)

First Space Debris Observations OGS in Tenerife

• Urs Hugentobler

The Michigan Program of Optical Observations of Small Size GEO Debris (recorded talk)

• Pat Seitzer (University of Michigan)

(TBC) The use of ESA's survey data in space debris environment modeling

The International Exchange Platform SMARTnet: From the First Idea to Worldwide Operations

• Hauke Fiedler (DLR GSOC)

From Specks to Shapes: Characterizing Satellite Attitude and Reflectance

• Fabrizio Piergentili (La Sapienza)

(TBC) Long-Term Evolution of Rotation Parameters of Rocket Bodies in LEO (on the example of object 18340)

• Oleksandr Kozhukhov (National Space Facilities Control and Test Center)

Wide field of view optical sensors for LEO objects detection and data processing technologies

• Nils Bartels (DLR ITP)
• Ranga Rosok (DLR ITP)

The ExpertCentre supporting the development and qualification of observation means

• Alessandro Vananti
• Tim Flohrer (ESA/ESOC)