session 5

Title: Space Debris Removal Technologies
Description: This session will address active removal techniques "ground and space based" and identify implementation difficulties and maturity of proposed technologies.
Date: 2014-10-02
Time: 09:45
Room: 801B

IPC members

Co-Chair: Dr. Fabrizio Piergentili, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy;
Co-Chair: Dr. V. Adimurthy, Indian Space Researh Organisation, India;
Rapporteur: Mr. Nicolas Bérend, ONERA - The French Aerospace Lab, France;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Selection result	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1		Clamping mechanism – a tentacles based capture mechanism for Active Debris Removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Rolf Janovsky	OHB System AG-Bremen	Germany
2		Deployable Mechanisms for Small to Medium-Sized Space Debris Removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. David St-Onge	Laval University	Canada
3		Expanded polyurethane foam for active debris removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Lucia Pigliaru	Aviospace S.R.L	Italy
4		deployment dynamics of throw-net for active debris removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Liu Likun	China Academy of Space Technology (CAST)	China
5		Net-based payload on board avum enhanced platform to efficiently remove large debris from low earth orbits	accepted	18'	confirmed	Prof. Michèle Lavagna	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
6		Modeling of Force Impact on Large-Sized Object of Space Debris by Ion Injection	accepted	18'	no-show	Prof. Garri A. Popov	Research Institute of Applied Mechanics and Electrodynamics (RIAME), MAI	Russian Federation
7		DEVELOPMENT OF A CAMERA FOR AUTONOMOUS VISUAL GUIDANCE FOR SPACE DEBRIS REMOVAL	accepted	18'	confirmed	Ms. Kotomi Shoji	Tokyo University of Science	Japan
8		IP-Based Pose Estimation for Space Debris Removal: Implementation and Results	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Marcos Avilés Rodrigálvarez	GMV Aerospace & Defence SAU	Spain
9		LIDAR-based autonomous pose determination for a large space Debris	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Roberto Opromolla	University of Naples "Federico II"	Italy
10		Analysis of the Concept of Non-cooperative Targets and Associated Tailored Active Debris Removal Methods	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Minghe Shan	Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)	The Netherlands
–		Compact image processing unit for non-cooperative rendezvous	Merged with 24593			Mr. Daisuke Tsukamoto	Tokyo University of Science	Japan