session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations
type: interactive
Description: This session offers a unique opportunity to deliver your key messages in an interactive presentation on any of the subjects of Space Debris addressed in the classic Sessions. The presentation will be displayed on a digital screen in a dedicated location and available for view by all Congress attendees for the entire Congress week. In addition, one afternoon is dedicated exclusively for the attendees to view the Interactive Presentations, and the author will be assigned a specific eight minute slot to personally present the topic and interact with the attendees present. The Interactive Presentation may take advantage of all electronic display capabilities, such as: PowerPoint charts, embedded hot links, pictures, audio and video clips etc. An award will also be presented to the author of the best Interactive Presentation in the A Category at a special ceremony. An Abstract that follows the standard format must be submitted by the deadline for standard IAC abstracts.
Date: 2017-09-28
Time: 12:45
Room: Hall J&K2

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mr. Christophe Bonnal, European Conference for Aero-Space Sciences (EUCASS), France;
Co-Chair: Dr. Darren McKnight, LeoLabs, United States;
Co-Chair: Prof. Tetsuo Yasaka, Institute for Q-shu Pioneer of Space, Inc. (iQPS), Japan;

papers
Paper title	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
estimation of removal method of space debris by laser ablation	confirmed	Mr. Yuta Kobayashi	Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University	Japan
Discharge on Pseudo Solar Cells due to Hypervelocity Impact	confirmed	Ms. Mariela Rojas Quesada	Kyushu Institute of Technology	Japan
Improvement of the Accuracy of Fast Methods for Forecasting Dangerous Approaches of Orbital Objects	confirmed	Ms. Tatyana V. Labutkina	Dnepropetrovsk National University named after Oles' Gonchar	Ukraine
Design Optimizations for Increased Muzzle Velocities of a Compact Single-Staged Light Gas Gun for Envisaged Twin Facility Setups	withdrawn	Mr. Christoph Montag	Institute of Space Systems, University of Stuttgart	Germany
STARC: Towards a transportable Laser Ranging Station	confirmed	Mr. Thomas Hasenohr	German Aerospace Center (DLR)	Germany
Symplectic integrators for the simulation of space debris evolution	confirmed	Dr. Pierfrancesco Di Cintio	Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)	Italy
Interpretation of light curves based on simulation software	confirmed	Mr. Daniel Burandt	German Aerospace Center (DLR)	Germany
changes in an orbital motion for small space debris due to electromagnetic perturbations	confirmed	Mr. Keisuke Akari	Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University	Japan
Automatic analysis of light-curves variability of orbital objects	confirmed	Dr. Tommaso Cardona	University of Rome "La Sapienza"	Italy
EQUO - Equatorial Italian Observatory At The Broglio Space Center For Space Debris Monitoring	confirmed	Prof. Fabio Santoni	University of Rome “La Sapienza”	Italy
Space debris cloud evolution modeling with respect to mutual collisions	confirmed	Mr. Chingiz Akniyazov	Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute	Kazakhstan
On the space debris optical archive at the Italian Space Agency	confirmed	Dr. Alessandra Di Cecco	National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF)	Italy
transition in orbital resonance in inclined geosynchronous orbit and the implication on its long-term evolution	confirmed	Dr. Jingshi Tang	Nanjing University	China
ADEO Passive De-Orbit Subsystem Activity leading to a Dragsail Demonstrator: Conclusion and Next Steps	confirmed	Dr. Thomas Sinn	HPS GmbH	Germany
Optimal Planning of Space Surveillance Network For Orbital Debris	confirmed	Dr. Tommaso Cardona	University of Rome "La Sapienza"	Italy
Orbit determination results and space debris test observation of the OWL-Net	confirmed	Mr. Jin Choi	University of Science & Technology	Korea, Republic of
deep neural network for vision based active debris removal tracking system	confirmed	Mr. Seongmin Lim	Korea University of Science & Technology (UST)	Korea, Republic of
Spin axis orientation and rotation period determination of debris in sun-synchronous orbit using light curve		Mr. Fei Han	Harbin Institute of Technology	China
research on the robot end-capturing mechanism for the space debris removal	withdrawn	Ms. ZHAO Ying	Shanghai Key Laboratory of Spacecraft Mechanism	China
Statistical approach for the re-entry prediction estimation using Earth geopotential correction	withdrawn	Dr. Elena Vellutini	Italian Space Agency (ASI)	Italy
Experimental estimation of the kinematics of a space debris mock-up via fault-tolerant methods	confirmed	Mr. Gabriele Biondi	Politecnico di Torino	Italy
in-plane collision avoidance maneuver strategies based on orbit maintenance	confirmed	Mr. Fei Su	National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences	China
Approaches to Making Best Use of Two Line Elements Sets for Satellite Navigation and Collision Avoidance	withdrawn	Dr. David Finkleman	International Academy of Astronautics	United States
Big Data Predictive Analytics and Self-Learning based Situational Awareness for Effective Detection and Classification of Space Debris	withdrawn	Mr. Jeremy Chan-Hao Wang	Defiant Labs	Canada
experimental study on lodging an anchor to free-falling target for space debris mitigation	confirmed	Mr. NGUYEN BA THANH LONG	National Defense Academy	Japan
Effective Drag Area Computation for Active Debris Removal using De-Orbit Sail	confirmed	Dr. Anilkumar A K	Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC)	India
Joint Detection and Tracking for Weak Space Debris	withdrawn	Mr. Lefeng Zhang	National University of Defense Technology	China
A Search Strategy Applicable for Breakup Fragments in Highly Elliptical Orbit	confirmed	Mr. Yuki Itaya	Kyushu University	Japan
ACTUAL SPACE DEBRIS MODELING RESULTS ON SDPA MODEL	withdrawn	Dr. Igor Usovik	Central Research Institute of Machine Building (TSNIIMASH)	Russian Federation
Attitude dependent perturbations of space debris orbital dynamics during solar activity extremes	confirmed	Dr. Daniel Kucharski		Australia
space object detection and characterisation with a passive space-borne bistatic radar	confirmed	Mr. Ilias Theodorou	University of Strathclyde	United Kingdom
Initial Study on Non-Catastrophic Damage Risk for All-Electric Satellite Transferring to GEO	confirmed	Dr. Masumi Higashide	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)	Japan
Improving the Calculation of Average Cross-sectinoal Area for DebriSat Fragments Using Discrete Projected Areas	confirmed	Mr. Thomas Scruggs	University of Florida	United States
Performance Analysis of the DebriSat Debris Categorization System Database Engine	confirmed	Mr. Joe Kleespies	University of Florida	United States
Demisability and survivability multi-objective optimisation for preliminary spacecraft design	confirmed	Mr. Mirko Trisolini	University of Southampton	United Kingdom
Increasing ADR effectiveness via an altitude-shell-dependant removal approach	confirmed	Mr. Gian Luigi Somma	University of Southampton	United Kingdom
Dynamical evolution of space debris on super-geostationary orbits	confirmed	Prof. Eduard Kuznetsov	Ural Federal University	Russian Federation
SDM measures and development for the PRIMA family platforms	confirmed	Dr. Massimiliano Marcozzi	Thales Alenia Space Italia (TAS-I)	Italy
A new hybrid dual-stage electromagnetic railgun equipment for hypervelocity impact testing		Dr. Antonio Vricella	Sapienza - University of Rome	Italy
Shielding performance of polyurethane foam stuffed in shield	confirmed	Mr. Xuezhong Wen	China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center (CARDC)	China
Imaging Systems for Size Measurements of DebriSat Fragments	confirmed	Mr. Bungo Shiotani	University of Florida	United States
D-Orbit involvement in the ESA CleanSat Program: An Autonomous Decommissioning System for Satellite Controlled Re-entry	confirmed	Mr. Stefano Antonetti	D-Orbit SpA	Italy
braking performance study for eddy brake detumbling space debris objects	confirmed	Dr. Yongkang Shi	National University of Defense Technology	China
A Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Scheduling Follow-up Observations of Geosynchronous Space Object	confirmed	Mr. Andreas Hinze	DLR (German Aerospace Center)	Germany
Laser-based mitigation of the low-Earth orbit debris environment
Design of a scalable, reliable, cost-efficient, and modular de-orbit kit for spacecraft post-mission disposal	confirmed	Mr. Konstantinos Konstantinidis	Universität der Bundeswehr München	Germany

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