Programme

Opening Session

Opening Session, ESA

Better together - highlights and prospects for NEO and debris detection in observation networks

Panel Discussion, Panel

Break

Multiple techniques at Graz SLR station for the characterization of space debris

Michael A. Steindorfer, Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences

Satellite laser ranging for attitude determination and D4R to enable ADR of future space debris

Estefanía Padilla Gutierrez, GMV GmbH for ESA (ESOC)

Light curve model validation by cross-comparison with photometric data for space object characterisation

Alexis Petit, Share My Space

Observational activities of ESA's NEO telescope network on fast-moving objects

Marco Micheli, ESA NEO Coordination Centre

A Rapid Response Experiment carried out by the EU NEOROCKS project

Ettore Perozzi, Agenzia Spaziale Italiana

Lunch Break

LEO SPACE SURVEILLANCE AND TRACKING THROUGH A NON-TRADITIONAL LENS

Ralph 'dinz' Dinsley, Raytheon NORSS

Testing the potential of the Italian radio telescope for European Radar observations of NEOs.

Giuseppe Pupillo, INAF-IRA

Using Multi-Armed Bandits for Search Application in Radar Networks

Carolin Schwalm, Fraunhofer FKIE

Passive ranging solution design to maintain a catalogue of active objects in GEO

Marc Belmonte, GMV

Analysis of re-entry event of CZ-3B R/B observed by all-sky meteor cameras AMOS

Jiří Šilha, Comenius University in Bratislava, Astros Solutions s.r.o.

Break

Radar observations of the Kosmos-1408 fragmentation event

Johan Kero, Swedish Institute of Space Physics

Observation of COSMOS-1408 Debris Cloud with the Tracking and Imaging Radar (TIRA) System

Delphine Cerutti-maori, Fraunhofer FHR

Update on the Attitude State and Motion of Space Debris from Ground-Based Observations at the SwissOGS

Julian Rodriguez-villamizar, Astronomical Institute University of Bern

Lunar impact flash results and space surveillance activities at Kryoneri Observatory

Alexios Liakos, National Observatory of Athens

Observation Strategies and Megaconstellations Impact on Current LEO Population

Giacomo Acciarini, University of Surrey

Flyeye Telescope 2.0 study

Francesco Cerutti, OHB Italia

Flyeye Telescope: design upgrade and development status

Piero Gregori, OHB Italia

Tasking Software of the ESA Flyeye Telescope

Malte Hübner, Terma GmbH

A new telescope array for NEO detection and characterization

Paolo Spanò, Officina Stellare SpA

An array of wide-field telescopes in Sicily for NEOs and Space Debris monitoring: introduction and first results

Alessandro Nastasi, GAL Hassin

Break

ATLAS-Teide: the next generation of ATLAS units for the Teide Observatory

Javier Licandro, Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias

GESTRA: First Results of LEO Objects Detection and Parameters Estimation

Nadav Neuberger, Fraunhofer FHR

Improvements of GESTRA – A Phased-Array Radar Network for the Surveillance of Resident Space Objects in Low-Earth Orbit

Christoph Reising, Fraunhofer FHR

The Commissioning of the Cheia Romanian Radar Sensor for Space Surveillance and Tracking

Liviu Ionescu, Rartel

Satellite License Plate: System Modelling and first ground-to-ground tests

Fabrizio Silvestri, TNO

Lunch Break

Towards a European SST/STM system – the EON project

Anna Raiter-smiljanic, Sybilla Technologies Sp. z o.o.

A MULTIPLE TARGET TRACKING FILTER FOR NON-COOPERATIVE SPACE OBJECTS

Guillermo Escribano, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

New STM services: Radio-Frequency Interference Events Detection, Characterisation and Source Identification

Adrián Hernández, GMV

European Expert Centre for Space Safety providing services and support for space surveillance and traffic management

Thomas Schildknecht, University of Bern AIUB

Break

SLR - Evolution towards active sensor networking for debris observation including the update of the Izaña-1 station

Laura Aivar, GMV

Current state of the ESA Izana-1 station debris observations

Andre Kloth, DiGOS Potsdam GmbH

Adding Surveillance Capabilities to a LEO Tracker Using a Low-Cost Wide Field of View Detection System

Radu G. Danescu, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca

Advanced InGaAs/InP single photon detector optimized for SLR and space debris optical tracking at 1 um wavelength

Roberta Bimbová, Czech Technical University in Prague

SUTED4L –Study for the application of the Flyeye Telescope to the Survey of the High-LEO orbital region

Francesco Cerutti, OHB Italia

NASA's Near-Earth Object Observations Program: History & Update

Rob R. Landis, NASA

NEOMIR: an NEO early-warning, space-based mission

Luca Conversi, ESA ESRIN

NEOSSat: Operational and Scientific Evolution of Canada’s Resilient Space Telescope

Nathaniel Cziranka-crooks, Canadian Space Agency

In-Space Situational Awareness: Developing Spaceborne Sensors for Detecting, Tracking and Characterising Space Debris

Aishling Dignam, Astroscale

CubeSats for in orbit observation of mm sized space debris

Pål G. Ellingsen, UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Break

Investigating (re)-entries from Space: In-situ and remote measurements with the CubeSat SOURCE

Lars Blümler, Small Satellite Student Society (KSat) Stuttgart

Space Surveillance Network Capabilities Evaluation Mission

Stefano Speretta, Delft University of Technology

Results from EC-ESA Workshop on NEO Imminent Impactors Warning Coordination

Juan L. Cano, ESA

The NEOROCKS NEO physical properties database: present status and future perspectives

Ettore Perozzi, Agenzia Spaziale Italiana

AIUB Space Safety Expert Center Multi-Sensor Data Acquisition Campaign – Overview, Results and Lessons Learned

Peter Pessev, AIUB

Lunch Break

A Modern SSA System for the Age of Big Data

Thomas Jackson, Tuparev AstroTech

Data mining of large astronomical surveys for precovery and discovery of hazardous NEOs

Teymoor Saifollahi, University of Groningen

Harvesting large astronomical data archives for space debris observations

Elisabeth Rachith, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)

LightStream – enhancements to the Astrometry24.NET software for processing SST and asteroid images from CCD and CMOS

Agnieszka Gurgul, Sybilla Technologies Sp. z o.o.

The NEO Toolkit: a new set of astronomical tools for the NEO community

Juan Luis Cano, ESA

Break

Re-entry Risk Assessment for Catastrophic Events

Guillermo Ortega, ESA

Meerkat Asteroid Guard – ESA's imminent impactor warning service

Francesco Gianotto, NEOCC at ESA/ESRIN

The Debris Mitigation Facility (DMF)

Christopher Kebschull, OKAPI:Orbits GmbH

Improving orbit prediction via thermospheric density calibration

Alejandro Pastor, GMV

Numerically Efficient Low Thrust Collision Avoidance Maneuver Design in GEO Regime with Equinoctial Orbital Elements

Andrea De Vittori, Politecnico di Milano

Multi-sensor space object tracking for tumbling motion characterization

Alessandro Vananti, AIUB

Upgrades of SHOT Sensor

Bohuslav Matouš, North Bohemian Observatory and Planetarium in Teplice

Aegis: ESA's Planetary Defence Office orbit determination and impact monitoring software

Laura Faggioli, NEOCC at ESA/ESRIN

Status of NEMO, the NEar real-time MOnitoring system

Regina Rudawska, RHEA group / ESA ESTEC

Radar size inference from statistics of RCS samples

Tom Grydeland, NORCE Norwegian Research Institute

K-M2ONet : the meteor and fireball observation network system on the Korean peninsula

Yun Hak Kim, Korea Astronomy and Space science Institute(KASI)

NEA observations at TLS Tautenburg

Bringfried Stecklum, TLS Tautenburg

Flyeye Telescope Control System: Software Design of a modular architecture telescope

Francesco Cerutti, OHB Italia

Scientific CMOS sensors in Astronomy: QHY600 and QHY411

Miguel R. Alarcon, Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias

NEO FOLLOW-UP ASTROMETRIC PROGRAMME AT KLET OBSERVATORY AS A PART OF EUROPEAN PLANETARY DEFENSE

Jana Ticha, Klet Observatory

ELECTROCAM: assessing the effect of low-thrust uncertainties on orbit propagation

Andrea De Vittori, Politecnico di Milano

Performance analysis of Space Suirvellance and Tracking Systems in LEO

Antonio Arcos, Universidad de Granada

Position determination of space objects via triangulation with multiple passive-optical staring systems

Ranga Rosok, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR)

Southern Hemisphere Asteroid Radar Program

Sam Darwell, UNSW Canberra

SST laser tracking ex-ante impact assessment

Marco Cattadori, PwC

In Space, there are no Secrets. Tracking the Dark Side on a shoe-string budget

Marco Langbroek, Delft Technical University faculty of Aerospace Engineering

Towards In-Orbit Hyperspectral Imaging of Space Debris

Stephen Hobbs, Cranfield University

Covariance propagation and determination with time-correlated errors

Alejandro Cano, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid / GMV

Laser Ranging Data Processing Engine at the Expert Centre for Space Safety

Julian Rodriguez-villamizar, Astronomical Institute University of Bern

Space-Based Optical Component (SBOC)

Jens Utzmann, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH

The forward scatter radar method for detecting space objects using emission of extraterrestrial radio sources

Vladislavs Bezrukovs, Ventspils University of Applied Sciences

Analysis of pulse to pulse amplitude and phase variations for different LEO objects using S3TSR Radar measurements

Rafael Casado, Indra Sistemas

OpticalFence: supporting SST with optical triangulation

Marta Kwiatkowska, Cilium Engineering

Five of Years SMARTnet: Data, Processing, and Improvements

Hauke Fiedler, DLR

AIUB Space Safety Expert Center Validation and Qualification procedure for sensors acquiring Light Curves observations

Peter Pessev, AIUB

Optical Technologies for Space Situational Awareness

Eugenio Di Iorio, TNO

Orbit determination of space debris using radar, laser and optical measurements

Manuel Angel Sánchez Piedra, Royal Observatory of Spanish Navy

From Tracking to Wrecking: Practicability of Orbital Risk KPIs for Space Domain Management Decisions

Christian Unfried, Space Analyses GmbH

MOVE-III and DEDRA: In Situ Sub-millimetric Space Debris and Micrometeoroid Detection and Characterisation

Allan G. Schweinfurth, Technical University of Munich (TUM)

Rotation and surface characterization of the space debris and NEO targets at Comenius University

Matej Zigo, Comenius University in Bratislava

GEO SATELLITES’ MANUFACTORING MARKERS FROM PHOTOMETRIC COLORS

Maddalena Mochi, Univeristà di Pisa

FlyEye family tree, from Smart Fast Cameras to MezzoCielo

Roberto Ragazzoni, INAF

Airbus Robotic Telescope and SPOOK as test-bed for space-based space surveillance

Giovanni Cirillo, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH

Automated Collision Risk Assessment and Mitigation

George Muntean, GMV Innovating Solutions

Estimating the Space Debris Density Function using Radar Beam Park Measurements

Juha Vierinen, University of Tromsø

gendared: the Generic Data Reduction Framework for Space Surveillance

Bogdan Bija, GMV NSL

Measuring Micro-Debris In-Situ with the DESTINY+ Dust Analyzer

Max Sommer, University of Stuttgart

On the tracking of space objects using auroral images

Gabriel Borderes-motta, Swedish Institute of Space Physic (IRF)

Parametric Validation of the Light-Curve-based Attitude Determination Capabilities of SPOOK

Moritz Kuhn, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH

Space based coincident lasersheet particle detection and analysis systems

Jouni I. Peltoniemi, Finnish Geospatial Research Institute FGI

Performance Index of a Network of Ground-Based Optical Sensors for Space Objects Observation and Measurements

Alessandro Urru, Nurjana Technologies

An operational procedure to estimate the fragmentation epoch from a single fragment observation

Hélène Ma, RHEA System GmbH@ESA

Full stokes spectropolarimetry for space object identification

Ralph Snel, TNO

Detection of Space Debris in LEO, GEO and GTO Orbits using CubeSat with PDD and CMOS Sensors

Adesh S. Phalphale, MIT ADT University

Development of new generation sCMOS based imaging devices for SST applications at Creotech Instruments

Paweł Zienkiewicz, Creotech Instruments S.A.

Accuracy analysis of different orbit catalogues through calibrated optical observations in LEO

Marco Acernese, Deimos Engenharia

Small space-based LiDAR system for STM

Petr Boháček, TRL Space

Rare-event sampling schemes for the efficient computation of in-orbit probabilities

Yannick Sztamfater García, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Achievable orbit estimation accuracy through space-based passive optical observations: a sensor requirement analysis

Felix C. Stechowsky, Technical University Darmstadt

Modelling and assessment of the impact of new space surveillance systems on sustainable spacecraft operations

Aleksandar Kovacic, TU Darmstadt / European Space Agency

Genetic algorithm for space debris and space objects attitude motion reconstruction through optical measurements

Simone Varanese, Sapienza University of Rome

Deepening asteroid dynamics in the new era of observations: the project MONASTER (MONitoring ASTERoids)

Maddalena Mochi, University of Pisa