The joint workshop will address the role of satellite communications within future integrated 6G networks.

We expect the workshop to be attended by both practitioners from space agencies and European space industry (primes and their suppliers), and researchers in applied model-based techniques. The symposium will include invited talks/keynotes, participant presentations and interactive discussion sessions

Model Based Space Systems and Software Engineering 2022

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FAR encompasses the whole spectrum of flying vehicles for suborbital, orbital and exploration applications, including upper stages, (re)-entry, expendable, and reusable vehicles.

FAR is an event organised by the European Space Agency (ESA) in conjunction with other global space agencies and institutional partners.
The participants are invited to showcase their latest architecture designs, analysis and technical assessments with the aim of promoting the exchange of ideas and the identification of new trends and required developments. The fields covered are flight vehicle engineering, flight physics, aerodynamics, thermodynamics and fluid dynamics engineering and the architecture design and analysis of space transportation and exploration vehicles.
In addition to the latest theoretical advances in those fields, FAR is especially devoted to software tools. Demonstrations and short tutorials are welcome.
For any enquiries please refer to: esaconferencebureau@atpi.com

FAR 2022

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A workshop dedicated to EMC engineers where they will seek to improve the means of forecasting possible compatibility issues and validating subsystem designs by creating a collaboration with industry, academia and agencies.

The aerospace industry is under continuous pressure due to an increasing demand for new services and technologies, the higher level of integration of electronics and the need to reduce the overall mass and volume of systems.&nbsp;
New technologies and trends are calling for new approaches and methods to achieve compatibility between an enormous variety of equipment. In the view of the traditional verification approach from equipment to subsystem to system level, the extended use of commercial off-the-shelf components and miniaturization into CubeSats and Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles present new challenges to EMC practitioners.&nbsp;
In order to minimize test efforts, and to avoid fixing or redesigning already integrated systems, EMC engineers are seeking to improve the means of forecasting possible compatibility issues and validating subsystem designs. To achieve these goals, the close collaboration of industry, academia and agencies is required.

The working language will be English.
For any enquiries please refer to: esaconferencebureau@atpi.com

2022 ESA workshop on Aerospace EMC

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Introduction&nbsp;
Attracting thousands of scientists and data users, ESA’s Living Planet Symposia are amongst the biggest Earth observation conferences in the world. For decades now Earth observation has played a fundamental role in advancing our understanding of how our planet works and how it is being affected by climate change. While the need to continue to advance our knowledge and monitor global change remains paramount, Earth observation has entered a new era where it is playing a key role in a myriad of everyday applications to improve daily lives and is also becoming increasingly relevant for the competitive business sector.&nbsp;
The event will not only see scientists present their latest findings on Earth’s environment and climate derived from satellite data, but will also focus on Earth observation’s role in building a sustainable future and a resilient society. Participants will also be able to explore how emerging technologies are revolutionising the use of Earth observation and how business and the economy can benefit from this new epoch.&nbsp;

ESA’s Living Planet Symposium – one of the largest Earth observation conferences in the world.

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