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Title: Interactive Presentations - 20th IAA SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE DEBRIS
Date: 2022-09-19
Time: 12:50
Room: IP Area

IPC members

Co-Chair: Dr. Francesca Letizia, European Space Agency (ESA), The Netherlands;
Co-Chair: Dr. Paolo Marzioli, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy;
Co-Chair: Prof. Roberto Opromolla, University of Naples "Federico II", Italy;
Co-Chair: Dr. Marko Jankovic, Airbus Defence and Space, Germany;
Co-Chair: Dr. Emma Kerr, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), United Kingdom;
Rapporteur: Mr. Christophe Bonnal, European Conference for Aero-Space Sciences (EUCASS), France;

papers
Order	Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
1	A Standard Interconnect Benchmark for a European In-orbit Services, Manufacturing and Assembly (ISMA) Demonstrator	10	confirmed	Mr. Mehmed Yüksel	DFKI GmbH	Germany
1	Research on the interpolation of the gravitational potential of the Earth	10	confirmed	Mr. Aleksandr Kuznetsov	Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT)	Russian Federation
2	A Multi-fidelity and Multi-disciplinary Approach for the Accurate Simulation of Atmospheric Re-entry	10	confirmed	Dr. Christie Maddock	University of Strathclyde	United Kingdom
2	Effect of linear and nonlinear propagation of uncertainty on optimal collision avoidance maneuvers	10	confirmed	Ms. Shrouti Dutta	McGill University	Canada
2	Light Curve Inversion for Attitude Reconstruction of Tumbling Space Debris	10	confirmed	Mr. Andrea De Vittori	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
2	Novel low-cost lightweight laser retroreflectors for a sustainable new-space era	10	confirmed	Mr. David Gooding	Lumi Space	United Kingdom
2	Solving Space Debris by Using it as a Space Resource for the Emerging Industrial Space Economy	10	confirmed	Mr. Joseph Pawelski	CisLunar Industries	United States
3	A Dynamical Systems Analysis of the Effects of Launch Rate Distribution on the Stability of a Source-Sink Orbital Debris Model	10	confirmed	Ms. Celina Pasiecznik	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	United States
3	ADEO – The Automatic De-Orbit Sail Subsystem – Enabling Space Debris Mitigation for Big- and SmallSats, Rocket Bodies, CubeSats, and Constellations	10	confirmed	Mr. Daniel Stelzl	HPS GmbH	Germany
3	Demonstration of space debris observation capabilities of the ESA IZN-1 robotic optical ground station	10	confirmed	Dr. Emiliano Cordelli	GMV, Space Debris Office (SDO), ESA/ESOC	Germany
3	Formation keeping control for simultaneous deorbit using laser ablation	10	confirmed	Mr. Shun Isobe	Kyushu University	Japan
3	kasiopeia: kasi's orbit propagation & estimation, integrated analysis system for space situational awareness	10	confirmed	Dr. Eun Jung Choi	Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute	Korea, Republic of
3	Results of satellite identification and positioning by pseudoranging measurements targetting only radio transmissions preambles with highly-uncertain time-synchronization at the ground-segment	10	confirmed	Mr. Andreas Hornig	AerospaceResearch.net	Germany
4	ADR Spacecraft for Debris Reuse and Repurposing	15	confirmed	Mr. Troy Morris	Kall Morris Inc (KMI)	United States
4	Automatic identification of space objects in all-sky photos from a synoptic survey synthetic telescope array	10	confirmed	Mr. Akshat Mohite		India
4	data fusion of multiple orbital data sources for optimum collision avoidance services at eusst	10	confirmed	Ms. Cristina Pérez Hernández	CDTI (Centre for the development of Industrial Technology)	Spain
4	Estimation of orbital parameters of broken-up object using in-situ debris measurement satellite	10	confirmed	Mr. Mahiro Tanahashi	Kyushu University	Japan
4	Space Debris Fragmentation Model	10	confirmed	Mr. Deepak Negi	Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC)	India
4	The UK Space Agency's Active Debris Removal Phase 0/Phase A Studies	10	confirmed	Dr. Adam Camilletti	UK Space Agency	United Kingdom
5	Compliance Control of Dual-arm Space Robot Capture Satellite Operation Based on Barrier Lyapunov Function	10	confirmed	Mr. An Zhu	Fuzhou University	China
5	Development of Identifiability Scores for the Detectability, Identifiability, and Trackability Analysis of the Space Sustainability Rating	10	confirmed	Dr. Scott Dorrington	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	Australia
5	Rapid Response to a Debris-Generating Event: The Breakup of Cosmos 1408	10	withdrawn	Dr. James Rowland	LeoLabs	United States
5	Space Cleaner: a new magnetic contactless way to recover space debris	10	confirmed	Mr. Andrea Riccobelli	University of Rome “La Sapienza”	Italy
13	Modelling the fragmentation of micro-particles on mirror surfaces	10	withdrawn	Mr. Esfandiar Farahvashi	Etamax Space GmbH	Germany
14	Numerical simulation of small fragment hypervelocity impact against honeycomb shield fluid filled element in three-material statement	10		Prof. Nickolay N. Smirnov	Lomonosov Moscow State University	Russian Federation

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