International Academy of Astronautics
11th IAA Symposium on Small Satellites for Earth Observation
April 24-28, 2017
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Final program is now available.
In memory of Dr. Hans-Peter Roeser.
For more detailed information, please visit the Conference website at https://www.dlr.de/iaa.symp
Organized by
International Academy of
Astronautics
Supported and hosted by
Institute of Optical Sensor Systems
OBJECTIVES
The great number of scientists, engineers, and managers who participated in the hitherto existing symposia reflects the high interest in the use of small satellites for dedicated missions applied to earth observation, from scientific earth observation missions to technology demonstration missions.
These types of missions can be conducted relatively quickly and inexpensively and provide increased opportunity for access to space
The spacecraft bus and instruments can be based either on optimized off-the-shelf systems, with little or no requirements for new technology, or on new high-technology systems. Thus a new class of advanced small satellites, including autonomously operating "intelligent" satellites may be created, opening new fields of application for scientific purposes as well as operational, public and commercial services.
The symposium will provide a forum for scientists, engineers and managers to exchange information about planned and on-going programs and missions, and present new ideas, covering small satellite mission objectives as well as technology and management aspects for dedicated earth observation satellites. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
Small Satellite Mission Programs
International and national programs
Planned and on-going programs
Integrated applications
Objectives for Small Satellite Missions
Scientific earth observation missions
Systems for disaster and climate monitoring
Technology demonstration missions
Commercial services and applications
Results and Lessons learned
Mature (off the Shelf) Systems
Sensors and instrumentation
Spacecraft concepts and sub-systems
Ground stations and communication
Mission operation and facilities
Launch systems
University programs and systems
Distributed Space Systems
Constellation and Formation
Rendezvous and Docking
Space Debris issues
Student Prize Paper Competition*)
The symposium will consist of
Lectures by invited speakers
Contributed papers selected from abstracts received in response to the call for papers
Poster sessions
Panel discussions
and will include a technical exhibition to showcase hardware and posters
The official language will be English.
*) Please note: Students, who want to submit their abstract for the Students Conference need to prepare an extended abstract (4 pages)
SCHEDULE
May 30, 2016 Call for Papers
November 07, 2016 Abstracts Due
November 30, 2016 Notification to authors
December 15, 2016 Final Announcement
January 31, 2017 Extended abstract due (4 pages)
April 24, 2017 Final paper due (max. 8 pages)
April 24 - 28, 2015 11th Symposium
July 2017 Proceedings
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
L. Alkalai (NASA/JPL, USA)
J. Esper (NASA/GSFC, USA)
L. Fröbel (ASTRIUM, Germany)
W. Halle (DLR, Germany)
H. Kuiper (TU Delft, The Netherlands)
H. Müller (DLR, Germany)
S. Roemer (Astrofein, Germany)
A. Q. Rogers (JHU/APL, USA)
T. Segert (BST, Germany)
A. da Silva Curiel (SSTL, UK)
REGISTRATION
To partially offset the cost of the Symposium, there will be a registration fee in the order of € 600 for participants registering by
January 31, 2017.
After that date, the registration fee will raise to € 700. The registration fee for students amounts to € 190.
The fee will cover admission to the sessions, the symposium digest, a copy of the proceedings published after the symposium, coffee breaks and lunch. A social program for accompanying persons will be organized.
Registration is available at https://www.dlr.de/iaa.symp
Symposium and Program Co-ordinator
Matthias Hetscher (DLR, Berlin, Germany)
Phone/Fax: +49 30 67055-646/-532
E-mail: iaa.symp (at) dlr.de
Local Organizing Agency
Dietmar Hennig (CMT ConTour GmbH, Berlin)
Phone/Fax: +49 30 20962-131/133
E-mail: contour.berlin (at) t-online.de
Contact
Stephanie Kaufhold, M. Sc.
Contact public relations
Institute of Optical Sensor Systems, Sensor Concepts and Applications
Berlin-Adlershof
Tel.: +49 30 67055-636
Fax: +49 30 67055-532
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairs
Rainer Sandau
IAA Technical Director
Satellite and Space Applications (Germany)
Klaus Brieß
Head of Space Technology
Technical University of Berlin (Germany)
Eberhard Gill
Head of Space System Engineering
Technical University of delft (The Netherlands)
Members
W. Balogh (UN-OOSA)
L. Boloh (CNES, France)
J.-M. Contant (IAA, France)
C. Elachi (NASA/JPL, USA)
A. Ginati (ESA)
S. Hardhienata (LAPAN, Indonesia)
P. Lier (CNES, France)
Y.-A. Liou (CSRSR, China Taiwan)
L. Maresi (ESA/ESTEC)
S. Nakasuka (Univ. of Tokyo, Japan)
R. Navalgund (ISRO, India)
S. Neeck (NASA/HQ, USA)
M. Ovchinnikov (KIAM, Russia)
P. Patterson (USU/SDL, USA)
L. Paxton (JHU/APL, USA)
H. Reile (DLR, Germany)
M. Sweeting (SSTL, UK)
C. F. Varotto (CONAE, Argentina)
Y. Zhu (CAST, Beijing, China)
For more detailed information, please visit the Conference website at https://www.dlr.de/iaa.symp
CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for papers (pdf format version).
You are invited to contribute a paper for presentation at the symposium. A one-page, single-spaced abstract of no less than 300 and no more than 500 words*) must be received by 07 November, 2016.
Abstracts should be in English and should include the symposium topic addressed, the problem explored, the methodology used, results and conclusions so as to allow the Scientific Program Committee to make an informed decision regarding their suitability for inclusion into the symposium.
Notification of your paper's acceptance and author's instructions will be sent by 30 November 2016.
One copy of the symposium digest comprising the extended abstracts (four pages) will be part of the registration package handed over when registering on-site.
Final papers for the symposium proceedings are limited to eight pages, including tables and illustrations. The symposium proceedings will provide the contributed papers and interactive poster session papers presented during the symposium. They will be distributed on CD/DVD to the participants after the conference.
Outstanding presentations of papers and posters will be awarded.
Send your abstract by e-mail to: iaa.symp (at) dlr.de