session IP

Title: Interactive Presentations - IAF SPACE OPERATIONS SYMPOSIUM
type: interactive
Description: This session offers a unique opportunity for authors to deliver key messages in an interactive presentation on any of the subjects of Space Operations addressed in the main technical sessions of this symposium. The interactive presentation is a new format that allows the authors to create presentations which can include videos and animations that are shown on screens in a dedicated area throughout the congress week. Authors of the interactive presentations are also given a 5 min slot to present during the Interactive Session. The five very best interactive presentations of the IAC are selected and announced during the Interactive Presentation Award Ceremony.
Room: IP Area

IPC members

Co-Chair: Mr. Andreas Rudolph, European Space Agency (ESA), Germany;
Co-Chair: Dr. Otfrid G. Liepack, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States;

papers
Paper title	Mode	Presentation status	Speaker	Affiliation	Country
Application of the Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Control Chart Method in a Communication Satellite Manufacturing Facility			Mr. Rahmi Cenan	TURKSAT AS	Türkiye
An Indoor Analogue Facility for Testing Spacecraft On-Orbit Servicing Technologies		confirmed	Mr. ShuaiKang Lv	Weiqiao-UCAS (Binzhou) Science and Technology Co., Ltd.	China
AI-based Thermal Health Monitoring for Small Satellites Using Self-Supervised Time-Series Models on On-Orbit Telemetry		confirmed	Ms. Dalia Alrudaini	Kuwait University	Kuwait
Artificial intelligence as mission-critical operational infrastructure for autonomous, scalable and sustainable space mission operations: a systematic review and integration framework for large-scale constellation systems			Mr. Mario Emmanuel Gudiño Ortíz	Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla	Mexico
biomorphic external exploration & technical logistics entity		confirmed	Mr. Luis Fernando Favian Curiel	Universidad La Salle	Mexico
A Structured Maintenance Framework for Reusable Launch Vehicles Using the ATA 2200 Model as a Conceptual Reference		confirmed	Mr. Jesús Camilo Álvarez Valenzo	Instituto Politécnico Nacional	Mexico
A stochastic framework for quantifying transient subsystem interactions in SmallSat mission design		confirmed	Mr. Orestis Ousoultzoglou	Emtech - Excel Micro Technologies	Greece
Autonomous conjunction risk classification and maneuver decision support system for LEO small satellites		confirmed	Mr. Yusuf Hamit Hakbilir	Karadeniz Technical University	Türkiye
Orbit-Scheduler: A Mission-Prioritized and Conflict-Aware Dynamic Scheduling Approach for Ground Station Networks	10	confirmed	Mr. Uğur Berktaş	Firat University	Türkiye
A Maneuver Detection and Intention Recognition Method for Space Non-Cooperative Targets Based on Chaotic Polynomials and Transformer		confirmed	Mr. Yongbin Yu	Harbin Institute of Technology	China
A Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Scheduling Method for Collaborative Continuous Tracking of Dynamic Space Targets		confirmed	Mr. Haiyun Su	Northwestern Polytechnical University;National Key Laboratory of Aerospace Flight Dynamics	China
System Engineering–Driven LEOP, In-Orbit Testing and Orbital Longitude Relocation of a GEO Communication Satellite		confirmed	Mr. Eren Can Kovan	TUBITAK Uzay, Space Technologies Research Institute	Türkiye
A Simulation-Based Framework for Anomaly Detection in Small Satellite Telemetry		confirmed	Ms. Laman Taghiyeva	Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU)	Azerbaijan
Satellite attitude operation strategy for various missions of KOMPSAT using unified guidance profile format			Mr. Jeonghoon Hyun	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Republic of Korea
Rotational Continuity as an Enabler of Ground-Based Space Mission Rehearsal		confirmed	Dr. Aytekin Ulutaş		Türkiye
Rule-Bounded Language-Model Decision Support for Spacecraft Operations		confirmed	Mr. Barış Güleç	T3 Foundation	Türkiye
Robust Collision Avoidance Manoeuvre Automation with Deep Contextual Bandits		confirmed	Mr. Ulisse Romagnoli	Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), The Netherlands	Italy
Real-time telemetry streaming architectures for scalable satellite mission operations		confirmed	Mr. Zaman Kazimov	Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU)	Azerbaijan
Preparing for Operational Control: Validation, Simulation, and Training Activities Supporting the H2Sat Ground Segment Transition		confirmed	Ms. Naomi Reichmann	Telespazio Germany GmbH	Germany
Preparation and Verification Method for Initial Activation and Checkout after Satellite Launch		confirmed	Dr. Bosung Kim	Korea Aerospace Industries, Ltd	Republic of Korea
Optimization of Ground Station Contact Scheduling for Multi-Satellite LEO Constellations with Resource Constraints		confirmed	Ms. Gülce Topal	Plan-S Satellite and Space Technologies	Türkiye
One Platform to Track Them All: An Open-Source Approach to Multi-Domain Space Awareness		confirmed	Mr. Arcee Juan	Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA)	Philippines
Multimodal graph neural networks for cognitive workload prediction in space teleoperation		confirmed	Ms. Elmira Poladova	French-Azerbaijani University (UFAZ)	Azerbaijan
Multi-Arm Robot On-Orbit Additive Manufacturing and Assembly Control for Space Truss Construction		confirmed	Mr. CHANG WANG	Harbin Institute of Technology	China
Modeling Solar Wind-Driven Plasma Instabilities in Geostationary Environments		confirmed	Mr. Jannat Samadov	Shamakhy Astrophysical Observatory	Azerbaijan
Merging traditional mathematical filters with AI groups to reach high accuracy in catching rare and unpredictable electrical faults		confirmed	Mr. Imran Karimov	Vilnius Gediminas Technical University	Lithuania
Machine Learning Integration in Autonomous Spaceflight Operations: Implications for Proximity and Docking		confirmed	Ms. Sima Septan	Tarbiat Modares University	Iran
LLM-Assisted Intelligent Mission Operations for Autonomous Mission Planning in Spacecraft Systems		confirmed	Ms. Qiyun Zheng	Beihang University	China
Improvement of Ground Segment Reliability in Emerging CubeSat Programs: Operational Experience from Nepal’s Slippers2Sat Mission		confirmed	Mr. SAJAN DUWAL	Nepal Space Foundation	Nepal
Health-Aware Station-Keeping Operations for Sustainable Heterogeneous Mega-Constellations		confirmed	Ms. Wenchi Zhao	School of Astronautics, Beihang University	China
Giving a CubeSat a Second Life: The PRETTY to OPS-SAT PRETTY Mission Extension as a Pathway for Reducing Space's Environmental Impact		confirmed	Mr. Andreas Johann Hörmer	Graz University of Technology (TU Graz)	Austria
From requirements to operational validation: an MBSE framework for interface modelling and cubesat mission simulation		confirmed	Ms. Cecilia Lanfredi Alberti	University of Strathclyde	United Kingdom
From Event Logs to Action: Procedure Grounded Anomaly Prioritization for Human Machine Teaming in Satellite Operations		confirmed	Prof. Seunghyun Yoon	Korea Institute of Energy Technology (KENTECH)	Republic of Korea
From Consensus to Compliance: Groupthink in Human-AI teams as a Precursor to Human Overreliance		confirmed	Ms. Alita Regi	Florida Institute of Technology	United Arab Emirates
Flyby Operations for the Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt; Product Exchanges, Mission Operations Support Tools, and Observation Command Architecture		confirmed	Ms. Shahad Badri	UAE Space Agency	United Arab Emirates
Conceptual System Design of Rotor-Controlled Matrix Switching for Optimizing Space Operations		confirmed	Dr. Seok-Bae SEO	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Republic of Korea
Fault-Tolerant Attitude Control During Orbit Operations		confirmed	Ms. Huda Sedaki	Deltav Space Technologies,Inc.	Türkiye
Estimation of Relative Position Using Color Marker in Image-Based Systems for On-Orbit Servicing		confirmed	Mr. Shun Nishida	Tokyo University of Science	Japan
Estimating the Relative Attitude of Satellites Using Visible Images for On-Orbit Servicing: An Experimental Investigation with an Environmental Testbed		confirmed	Mr. Kai Shoji	Tokyo University of Science	Japan
Commercial Readiness for In-Orbit Refueling and Life Extension of Space Assets: Insights from an Industry-Driven Discovery Study		confirmed	Ms. Sai Susmitha Guddanti	Department of Space Studies, University of North Dakota	United States
Enhancing Fidelity in Analog Space Missions: Developing a Comprehensive KPI Framework for Ground Segment and Operations Realism in Analogs		confirmed	Mrs. Marília De Almeida Carvalho Matos	ESA - European Space Agency	Italy
Development of a Compact UHF Turnstile Antenna with Integrated PCB Phasing Network for the Profetas-1 Portable Ground Segment		confirmed	Mr. João Pedro Polito Braga	Federal University of São João Del-Rei	Brazil
Constraint-Aware Autonomous Chemical Processing for Planetary Resource Utilization: A Safe Autonomy Architecture for Adaptive ISRU Without Prior Local Characterization		confirmed	Ms. T Chowdhury		India
Actor-Model Architecture for Fault-Tolerant Simulation of Mega-Constellation Operations		confirmed	Mr. Abdulrahman Algburi	Atılım University	Türkiye
An End-to-End Mission Failure Classification Framework for Large-Scale LEO Earth Observation Constellation Operations		confirmed	Dr. Jaehyoung Park	Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)	Republic of Korea
Autonomous Proximity Operations for Satellite Servicing using the Environment-Vulnerability-Decision-Technology Framework in Real Time Simulation		confirmed	Ms. Dinuri Rupasinghe	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	United States

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