session 7

Title: Space Debris Removal Concepts
Description: This session will address active removal techniques “ground and space based”.
Date: 2012-10-05
Time: 14:00
Room: TS04 (Sala Antares, Hall 2)

IPC members

Chairman: Mr. Nicholas L. Johnson, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), United States;
Chairman: Mr. Christophe Bonnal, European Conference for Aero-Space Sciences (EUCASS), France;
Rapporteur: Mr. Martin Rudolph, Fraunhofer - Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Germany;

papers
Order	Time	Paper title	Selection result	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1		Active Debris Removal : Current status of activities in CNES	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Christophe Bonnal	Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES)	France
2		Trade-off on different concepts and technologies for orbital capture and fixation of heavy debris	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Alessandro Chiesa	Aviospace S.R.L	Italy
3		NOMAD: a contactless technique for active large debris removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Steeve Kowaltschek	European Space Agency (ESA)	The Netherlands
4		Astrium vision on Space Debris Removal	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Xavier CLERC	Astrium Space Transportation	France
5		Fastsat Orbital Debris Removal Mission - An Affordable, Scalable and Responsive Flight Demonstration	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Steve Cook	Dynetics	United States
6		Active Removal of Small Orbital Debris Using Laser Systems in Space	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Richard L. Fork	University of Alabama in Huntsville	United States
7		THE DEBRITOR: AN "OFF THE SHELF" BASED MULTIMISSION VEHICLE FOR LARGE SPACE DEBRIS REMOVAL	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Claude Cougnet	EADS Astrium	France
8		Active Debris Removal by a Small Satellite	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Yasushi Ohkawa	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
9		Space Debris Removal from Lower Earth Orbit and Geosynchronous Earth Orbit using Electrodynamic Tethers and VASIMR Technology	accepted	18'	confirmed	Mr. Sagar Satpathy	SRM University, Chennai	India
10		A Reorbiter for Large GEO Debris Objects Using Ion Beam Irradiation	accepted	18'	confirmed	Dr. Shoji Kitamura	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan