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Title: Interactive Presentations - 22nd IAA SYMPOSIUM ON SPACE DEBRIS
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 ten 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.
Room: IP Area (Hall B)

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	3DOF Air Bearing Platform As A Testbed For A Gecko Gripper Active Debris Removal Mechanism	10	confirmed	Mr. Jaxson Hill	University of Southern California	United States
2	An electrostatic interaction calculating method for a space non-cooperative target based on point clouds	10	confirmed	Mr. heng jing	School of Astronautics,Northwestern Polytechnical University	China
3	AstroEconomica: A Holistic Exploration of Space Debris Mitigation and Economic Synergies in the Expanding Cosmic Landscape	10	withdrawn	Ms. kritika Chawla		India
4	Attitude and inertia parameter estimation for uncooperative target tracking	10	withdrawn	Mr. Jiří Novák	Brno University of Technology	Czech Republic
5	Conceptual design of a cost-effective small satellite for active debris removal using electric propulsion	10	confirmed	Mr. Niklas Wendel	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	Austria
6	Data-driven trajectory prediction and path planning method for spacecraft formation to encircle space debris	10	confirmed	Mr. Song Shuo	College of Astronautics, Northwestern Polytechnical University	China
7	Designing deorbit strategy using braking sail with multiple electrodynamic tether attached	10	confirmed	Ms. heng jiang	Beihang University	China
8	Development of a High-Reliability, Semi-Independent Drag Sail Deployment Controller for CubeSat Deorbiting	10	confirmed	Mr. Inge Eide Johnsen	Norwegian University of Science and Technology	Norway
9	Effects of using power supply in deorbiting with Electrodynamic Tethers	10	confirmed	Mr. Giovanni Anese	CISAS "G. Colombo" - University of Padova	Italy
10	efficient close-range navigation around a known uncooperative resident space object	10	confirmed	Dr. Roman Prokazov	Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna	Italy
11	Event reconstruction of Long March 3B rocket stage re-entry observed by All-Sky Meteor Orbit System	10	confirmed	Ms. Daniela Bartková	Comenius University, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Bratislava, Slovakia	Slovak Republic
12	Initial Pose Acquisition Phase for Active Debris Removal Missions	10	confirmed	Mr. Bronislovas Razgus	Vilnius Gediminas Technical University	Lithuania
13	Innovative approach for real-time TLE improvement based on the optical passive measurements	10	confirmed	Dr. Matej Zigo	Astros Solutions s.r.o.	Slovak Republic
14	Multidisciplinary design guidelines for a 12U CubeSat deployable Aeroshell for atmospheric reentry missions	10	confirmed	Prof. Cristian Vendittozzi	Sapienza University of Rome	Italy
15	Novel Methodology for the Design Optimization of Drag Sails	10	confirmed	Mr. Priyesh Jain	ISRO	India
16	Optimal de-orbiting of multiple uncooperative LEO space debris with electric propulsion	10	withdrawn	Mr. Christian Carone	Politecnico di Torino	Italy
17	Robotic CubeSat Docking Simulator emulating Zero-Gravity and Contact Dynamics	10	withdrawn	Mr. Balthasar Jäger	TU Berlin	Germany
18	Supporting proximity operations by direct measurements of relative Servicer-Client state using resolved imagery	10	confirmed	Dr. Aleksander Lidtke	ASTROSCALE JAPAN Inc.	Japan
19	Targets sequence optimisation for low thrust multiple active debris removal missions with dynamic programming	10	confirmed	Mr. Michael Lucchi	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
20	The use of space-to-space Non-Earth Imagery (NEI) to underpin and de-risk space-debris operations	10	confirmed	Mr. Toby Harris	HEO Robotics	United Kingdom
21	Verification and Validation of a\\ Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation Platform for\\ Free-floating Contact Dynamics	10	confirmed	Mr. Fu Nan Shi	University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies	Canada
22	A fault detection, isolation, and recovery system for a deorbit device based on a short electrodynamic tether	10	confirmed	Mr. Ghasem Sharifi	University Carlos III of Madrid	Spain
23	Optical measurements identification approach for its assignment to resident space objects	10		Ms. Anastasiya Gavrilova	Bauman Moscow State Technical University	Russian Federation
24	Space weather effect of recently launched rotating space debris via photometric observations	10	confirmed	Mrs. Katarína Sabolová	Comenius University, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Bratislava, Slovakia	Slovak Republic
25	A modular 1U detector for In-Situ Monitoring of the sub-millimetric Space Debris Environment	10	confirmed	Mr. Rok Sesko	Technical University of Munich	Germany
26	Solutions for LEO satellite resilience and last resort disposal	10	confirmed	Dr. Ben Taylor		New Zealand
27	Selection strategies of resident space objects for active debris removal missions through the Resident Space Object Network	10		Mr. Luca Perfetti	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
28	Evaluation of the introduction of a neural network into the objects detection process on astronomical images	10	confirmed	Ms. Mascia Bucciarelli	Sapienza University of Rome	Italy
29	Error Analysis of Bulk-density Measurements for DebriSat Fragments	10		Mr. Cesar Carrasquilla	University of Florida	United States
30	ASI-SDLR: a Space Debris Laser Ranging station with advanced adaptive optics	10	confirmed	Dr. Alessandra Di Cecco	Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI)	Italy
31	Time-synchronization and accuracy impact on the optical observation of apparent brightness of the different Starlink satellite generations and versions	10	confirmed	Mr. Andreas Hornig	AerospaceResearch.net	Germany
32	Sparse Identification and Prediction of Continuous Thrust Manoeuvres	10	confirmed	Mr. Tristan Leuridan	Imperial College London	United Kingdom
33	SR-SAT: Multifunctional CubeSat Design for Space Debris Surveillance	10	confirmed	Dr. Ziyu Zhou	Beihang University	China
34	Identifying Operational Patterns in LEO Satellite Orbits through Time Series Clustering	10	confirmed	Ms. Marta Guimaraes	NeuraSpace, SA	Portugal
35	A virtual conjunctions generator for testing spacecraft collision detection strategies	10	confirmed	Prof. Dario Modenini	Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna	Italy
36	Exploring effective policy design for debris mitigation and remediation	10	confirmed	Ms. Marit Undseth	Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)	France
37	proximal policy optimization algorithm for space collision avoidance applications	10		Mr. Sajjad Kazemi	University of Waterloo	Canada
38	Non-Gaussian orbital uncertainty propagation using generalized equatorial orbit elements and directed state transition tensor	10	confirmed	Dr. Xuechuan Wang	Northwestern Polytechnical University	China
39	Comparing the Efficacy of Various Regulatory Metrics for Controlling Space Environmental Risk	10	confirmed	Mr. MIKE LINDSAY	Astroscale Holdings	Japan
40	Challenges and Proposals for Economically Sustainable Active Debris Removal in Space	10		Dr. Chiranjeevi Phanindra B	Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)	India
41	On the “Space debris and long-term sustainability” ASI-INAF agreement	10	confirmed	Dr. Alessandra Di Cecco	Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI)	Italy
42	Cloud-Ready Architecture for NRT Tracking Requests Management in Observatories: Leveraging Asynchronous Processing for Enhanced Efficiency	10	withdrawn	Dr. Tommaso Cardona		Italy
44	Novel Multi-purpose Soft Gripper with Tunable Stiffness for Space Grasping	10	confirmed	Mr. Alfredo Puente-Flores	Tokyo Metropolitan University	Japan
45	PROP-SAFE: Empowering Space Mission Propagation with Personalized Solutions	10	confirmed	Ms. Arianna Rigo	Instituto Superior Técnico	Portugal
47	Highly constrained mission planning for the large-scale ADR scenario using multiple laser-based spacecraft	10	confirmed	Mr. Hang Xu	Harbin Institute of Technology	China
48	High-Precision Orbit Propagator Tool for Satellite In-Orbit Collision Verification After Release	10	confirmed	Mr. Marco Pustorino	AVIO S.p.A.	Italy
49	Supporting the Italian Space Surveillance and Tracking research activities	10	confirmed	Dr. Alessandra Di Cecco	Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI)	Italy
50	reentry prediction of space objects with artificial intelligence techniques	10	confirmed	Dr. Okchul Jung	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Korea, Republic of
51	Solid Rocket Propellants for Sustainable CubeSat Deorbiting System	10	confirmed	Mr. Zainalabidin Parkar	SRM Institute of Science and Technology	India
52	Spatial non-cooperative target detection and tracking based on neuromorphic sensors	10	confirmed	Ms. Yashi Lei	Northwestern Polytechnical University;National Key Laboratory of Aerospace Flight Dynamics	China
53	Artificial Intelligence-based Physics Informed Algorithm for Orbit Determination from Very Short Arcs	10	confirmed	Dr. Gilberto Goracci	Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”	Italy
54	Leveraging Event-Based Cameras for Enhanced Space Situational Awareness: A Nanosatellite Mission Architecture Study	10	confirmed	Mr. Vincenzo Messina	Technische Universität München	Germany
55	multifidelity-based monte carlo for uncertainty quantification in space object re-entry simulation	10	confirmed	Mr. Tommy Williamson	University of Strathclyde / Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering	United Kingdom
56	Automatic identification of space objects in all-sky photos from a synoptic survey synthetic telescope array	10	confirmed	Mr. Akshat Mohite		India
57	Dynamic Orbital Risk Assessment in a Changing Space Debris Environment	10	confirmed	Mr. Keiran McNally	GMV Innovating Solutions	United Kingdom
58	Influence of debris attitude evolution in its orbit propagation and determination	10	withdrawn	Mr. Carlos Rubio	University of León	Spain
59	Persistent Signatures for Space Object Fingerprinting	10	confirmed	Mr. Moritz Kuhn	Airbus Defence & Space	Germany
60	Commercial Operators’ Pragmatic, Incremental Approach to Space Safety and Sustainability	10	confirmed	Mr. Lorenzo Arona	Avanti Communications Group plc	United Kingdom
61	MezzoCielo: a novel type of wide Field of View telescope to detect and monitor space debris	10	confirmed	Mr. Silvio Di Rosa	INAF - Osservatorio astronomico di Padova	Italy
62	Catalogue-based Screening for In-orbit Proximity and Threat Detection	10	confirmed	Ms. Annarita Argirò	University of Naples "Federico II"	Italy
63	Planar Retroreflectors for Non-cooperative Object Tracking via Satellite Laser Ranging	10	confirmed	Mr. Daniel Stumpf	TU Darmstadt Space Technology e.V.	The Netherlands
64	Satellite and RSO detection, tracking and orbit-determination by commercial Star Trackers in real-sky performance demonstrations and analytical capacity assessment for in-orbit SSA applications	10	confirmed	Mr. Andreas Hornig	Jena-Optronik GmbH	Germany
65	A Novel Machine-Learning Approach for Detection and Avoidance of Space Debris Collisions	10	confirmed	Prof. Srinivasan Siddhamoorthy	R V College of Engineering, Bengaluru	India
66	Legal Framework of On-Orbit Robotic Arm for Active Debris Capture and Removal	10	confirmed	Mr. Yianni Hudon-Castillo	Polytechnique Montreal	Canada
67	Incorporating orbital debris risk analysis into cislunar orbital procedures and post-mission disposal	10	confirmed	Mr. Amlan Sinha	Princeton University	United States
68	Outer Space Pollution: A Proposal For A Space Debris Mitigation Fiscal Scheme	10	withdrawn	Ms. Erika Isabella Scuderi	Vienna University of Economics and Business	Austria
69	Towards sustainable space activities: Embracing a net-zero space debris approach	10	confirmed	Mr. Romain Buchs	ClearSpace SA	Switzerland
70	From Space-Junk to Intellectual Treasure: Protecting IP Rights in Active Debris Removal	10	confirmed	Ms. Eleni Koumbarou	National and Kapodistrian University Of Athens	Greece
71	Orbita evolution of a Molniya fragmentation	10	confirmed	Dr. Elisa Maria Alessi	Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)	Italy
72	Beaming towards a cleaner orbit : Laser Ablation solution for space debris remediation	10	confirmed	Ms. Sanskruti Sinha		India
73	Using Frozen Orbits and Well-Defined Control Boxes for Constellation Separation	10	confirmed	Mr. Ryan W. Shepperd	Iridium	United States
74	Simulating Active Debris Removal Missions	10	confirmed	Ms. Grace Taylor	University of Southampton	United Kingdom
75	Short-term reconstruction of fragmentation events in Low Earth Orbit using uncertainty propagation	10	confirmed	Ms. Francesca Ottoboni	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
76	Numerical implementation of empirical distribution models for spacecraft fragmentation	10	confirmed	Mr. Giovanni Ieranò	Stellar Project Srl	Italy
77	Quadrant Analysis Method for Determining Optimum Thrust Direction in Collision Avoidance Maneuvers for LEO Satellites	10	confirmed	Mr. Uzay Tugcular	TAI - Turkish Aerospace Industries, Inc	Türkiye
78	Design of a Hardware-in-the-Loop testbed for the Attitude Control Subsystem of the ELSA-M spacecraft	10		Mr. Anton Liegert	Technische Universität Dresden (DTU)	Germany
79	Treats of debris from mining in the cislunar region	10	confirmed	Prof. Othon Winter	UNESP - São Paulo Sate University	Brazil
80	Long-Term Collision Risk Assessment of Spacecraft Based on Three-Dimensional Space Grid	10	confirmed	Ms. Yurun Yuan	Beijing Institute of Technology	China
81	Launch traffic model for space debris evolution based on historical data and economic forecasting methods	10	confirmed	Ms. Wiebke Retagne	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
82	High-Fidelity Low-Earth Orbit Collision Avoidance Trajectories using bang-bang optimal control laws	10	confirmed	Mr. Giacomo Sarcletti	Politecnico di Torino	Italy
83	An evolutionary algorithm for Pareto optimal service scheduling in multiple on-orbit servicing missions	10	withdrawn	Dr. Robin Chhabra	Carleton University	Canada
84	Research on the interpolation of Earth atmosphere density	10	confirmed	Mr. Aleksandr Kuznetsov	Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT)	Russian Federation
85	The Evolution of BeiDou-G2 Dominated by YORP Effect	10	confirmed	Dr. Hou-Yuan Lin	Purple Mountain Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences	China
86	Debris tracking from star tracker observations	10	confirmed	Mr. Alexander Vandenberghe		Belgium
87	Designing a structure to collect space debris through lorentz force and orbital deviations of a satellite	10	confirmed	Mr. Sukhjit Singh	Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC)	India
88	evolution of reliability for the micro satellites in leo	10	confirmed	Ms. Mary Pillay		Australia
89	Deep Neural Network-based Robust Collision Avoidance Control of Space Manipulator for Active Debris Removal	10	confirmed	Ms. Shabadini Sampath	University of Strathclyde / Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering	United Kingdom
90	design of a transformable soft-body structure for protecting spacecrafts from impacting of high-velocity space debris	10	confirmed	Dr. Hao Liu	Tsinghua University	China
91	Machine Learning to Improve Two-Line Element Analysis Utilizing Analytic Continuation Propagated Fragments	10	confirmed	Ms. Katharine Larsen	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	United States
92	Strategies for Diversifying the Acquisition of Orbital Information on Space Objects: Radar System Planning, Optical System Performance Analysis, and Development of Passive RF Systems.	10	confirmed	Mr. Saehan Song	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Korea, Republic of
93	An Analysis of Student Focus and Attention Span in the Characterization of DebriSat Fragments	10	confirmed	Ms. Jasmin Schauer		United States
94	the role of ai in space situational awareness: mitigating risks and enhancing operations	10	confirmed	Mr. Nasib Karimov	Baku State University	Azerbaijan
95	A New Compliance Verification Baseline And A First Look Into ESA's Upcoming MASTER Future Population	10	confirmed	Mr. Andre Horstmann	IMS Space Consultancy	Germany
96	British Antarctic Satellite Sensor (BASS) for the protection of space assets	10	confirmed	Dr. Mervyn Freeman	British Antarctic Survey	United Kingdom
97	Development of Korea Orbital Debris Evolutionary and Engineering Model	10	confirmed	Mr. Jaewoo Kim	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)	Korea, Republic of
98	Exploring functional connections theory and linearized approaches in collision avoidance maneuver design: a comparative study	10	confirmed	Mr. David Pérez López	Universidad Carlos III de Madrid	Spain
99	Fair Shared Collision Avoidance Manoeuvre for Active vs Active Conjunctions	10	confirmed	Mr. Jorge Rubio Antón	GMV Aerospace & Defence SAU	Spain
100	structural analysis of the inflatable deployable booms in a deorbiting system for cubesats in leo	10	confirmed	Ms. Claudia Rodriguez	Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), The Netherlands	The Netherlands
101	Space-to-space optical surveillance constellations: an analysis of the potential improvements to the statistical characterisation of small debris populations	10	withdrawn	Mr. Antonio D'Anniballe	Cranfield University	United Kingdom
102	Plan and execute a collision avoidance strategy for Galileo GSAT0219	10	confirmed	Mr. Pedro PINTOR	SpaceOpal	Germany
103	Optimal active debris removal sequence identification through combined debris index analysis and long-term projection of the orbital environment	10	confirmed	Dr. Lorenzo Giudici	Politecnico di Milano	Italy
104	Optical observations of cislunar RSO using image stacking	10	confirmed	Mr. Rong-Yu Sun	Purple Mountain Observatory (PMO)	China
105	Navigating the Legal Frontier: Canada's Approach to Space Sustainability	10	confirmed	Ms. Grecia Olano O'Brien	Concordia University	Canada
106	Hitting a moving target – ADRAS-J launch targeting to rendezvous with a derelict resident space object	10	confirmed	Dr. Roger Gutierrez-Ramon	ASTROSCALE JAPAN Inc.	Japan
107	From space traffic management to space carrying capacity assessment and allocation: a potential solution	10	confirmed	Prof. Eva Yi-Wei Chang	Minghsin University of Science & Technology
108	Score-based Orbital Uncertainty Propagation via Fokker-Planck Equation using Interacting Particle Method	10	confirmed	Mr. Akan Selim	Istanbul Technical University	Türkiye

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