Portuguese Activities in Space - UNOOSA · 2012-02-13 · Portuguese Activities in Space - Vienna, February 13, 2012 - 49th STSC Session 1. Portugal in Space - Milestones Launch PoSAT-1

Portuguese Activities in Space - Vienna, February 13, 2012 - 49th STSC Session

Portuguese Activities in Space André Moi*nho de Almeida – University of Lisbon


Outline

1.  Portugal in Space

2.  Portugal in ESA

3.  Participation of Industry and Academy

4.  Major National Missions in ESA

5.  Return to Portugal through FP6 e FP7 Space

6.  Facilities

Further information at the FCT Space Office* Web: www.fct.pt/apoios/cooptrans/espaco/index.phtml.en

*Special thanks


1. Portugal in Space - Milestones

Launch PoSAT-1

PT Cooperating State ESA

PT subscribes ARTES and

GNSS (incl. Galileo)

PT Member State ESA

Task Force

GPE@GRICES

European Space Policy

FCTSO

Lisbon Treaty

2004

EC-ESA Fw Agreement

1993 1996 1997 2000 2001 2003 2007 2009 2010 1999

White Paper on Space

Source: ESA e FCT Space Office

ESO full member

ESO co-operation agreement


Launch PoSAT-1

•  First Portuguese satellite

•  Ariane 4 •  5M€ (2M€ Consortium of companies and national universities: EFACEC, INETI, IST, Alcatel, …; 3M€ PEDIP) •  Until 2006 used in UN peacekeeping operations and data transfer between military

2004 1993 1996 1997 2000 2001 2003 2007 2009 2010 1999


1. Portugal in Space


ESA Budget (2010)

~ 3700 M€

World Prospects for Government Space Markets, © 2006 Euroconsult

(1) Budget Authority for the United States and Payment Appropriations for ESA (including drawing rights); Non-government user contributions (CNES, JAXA) excluded; (2) Excludes funding from Third Parties; (e) estimate.

World Government Expenditures for Civil Space Programs in 2006

Total: US$ 27.83 billion

USA 17,342 USA 17,342

Others 650

NASA 15,739 (excluding aeronautical R&D)

Canada 325Canada 325

ESAESA

France 1,600France 1,600 ItalyItaly 959959

UK 378UK 378 Germany 868Germany 868Ireland 14Ireland 14

BelgiumBelgium213213

NetherlandsNetherlands126126

SpainSpain230230

3,4343,434(2)(2)

SwitzerlandSwitzerland 117117AustriaAustria 5555

BrazilBrazil 125125

Argentina 35 (e)Argentina 35 (e)(CONAE)(CONAE)

DenmarkDenmark 3636

NorwayNorway 4848 SwedenSweden 106106

FinlandFinland 5757

Eumetsat 304Eumetsat 304

Japan 2,231Japan 2,231

IndiaIndia 813813

Portugal 15Portugal 15(ESA (ESA onlyonly))

IsraelIsrael 1 (e)1 (e)(ISA (ISA onlyonly))

RussiaRussia 821821

Ukraine 59Ukraine 59

South South KoreaKorea209209

China 134 (e)China 134 (e)

Taiwan 63Taiwan 63

AustraliaAustralia 77

(Incl. ESA 28.6)

CNES 772

NOAA 953

AlgeriaAlgeriaEgyptEgypt

NigeriaNigeria

South South AfricaAfrica

TurkeyTurkey

IranIran

RomaniaRomaniaUzbekistanUzbekistan

PakistanPakistan

ThailandThailandMalaysia Malaysia

25 (e)25 (e)

SingaporeSingaporeIndonesiaIndonesia

VietnamVietnam

KazakhstanKazakhstanPolandPoland

HungaryHungaryCzechCzech RepublicRepublic

Emerging program

ESA Budget (in 2006) the global picture

Source: ESA

2. Portugal in ESA

ESA is our Space Agency


Source: ESA ANNUAL REPORT 2010

2. Portugal in ESA


Mandatory, 24.8%

Exploration 1,3%

Launchers 1,3%

Technological 2,4%

Naviga*on, 24.2%

Earth Observa*on, 12.7%

Telecommunica*ons, 12.3%

Other Programmes, 21.0%

Mandatory Explora*on Launchers Technological Naviga*on Earth Observa*on Telecommunica*ons Other Programmes

2. Portugal in ESA (2000 - 2010)


100 M€ The amount runs roughly corresponds

to a 100% return to Portugal


3. Participation of Industry and Academy (2000 - 2010)

0.70 0.98 1.73 0.82 0.41 1.34 1.17 0.82 1.01 0.20 0.00

9.19

0.35 0.85 1.84

10.70

3.71

15.51 12.85

9.61 13.02

17.41

5.66

91.52

0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 TOTAL

amou

nts c

arrie

d (M

€)

Annual comparison of the amounts made between Academia and Industry

Academia Empresa

Private sector participation in ESA represents about 90% of the total national participation


Academy Industry


YDREAMS

EDISOFT

GMVIS

DEIMOS

ALTIOR

LUSOSPACE

CSW

IGP

IST

UNITELCO

IMAR

GMES

CRYOSAT -2

CSW

SMOS

CSW DEIMOS

IMAR

MERIS/ ENVISAT

UNL

SAGREMARISCO

SWARM

CSW

Earth Observation

4. Major National Missions in ESA (2000 - 2010)


En**es with occasional par*cipa*on

Industry

Academy

Legend


EXOMARS

IST

DEIMOS

AURORA

INETI

SOLSCIENCIA

LUNARLANDER

SPIN.WORKS DEIMOS

Exploration

DEIMOS

FLPP

ISQ

FIBERSENSING

Launchers

CSW




Industry

Academy

Legend


Navigation

EDISOFT

GNSS Support

INESC CAP GEMINI

INOV

COMPUQUALI SADCI

EDISOFT

GMVIS

DEIMOS

INDRA

CSW

Galileo

SPIN.WORKS

TELEMON

SPACE SERVICES




Industry

Academy

Legend


Scientific

OGMA

Herschel Planck

GMVIS

DIVERSOS PT

CSW

GAIA

LUSOSPACE DEIMOS

Bepi Colombo Solar Orbiter

EFACEC




Industry

Academy

Legend


Technology

EDISOFT

INETI

DEIMOS

HOLOS

CSW

GSTP 4

UNINOVA

ANA

IP.BEJA

GMVIS

NOVA BASE

HOLOS

OMNIDEA

EFACEC

UNINOVA

INOV

IT

ARTES

Telecommunica*ons

ANA




Industry

Academy

Legend


5. Return to Portugal through FP6 and FP7

0.85%

1.95%

2.48%

1.74%

0.00%

0.50%

1.00%

1.50%

2.00%

2.50%

3.00%

Totais FP6 SPACE Totais FP7 SPACE Totais FP7 GALILEO TOTAL GLOBAL

Return (%

)

Total

Source: Gabinete de Promoção do 7º Programa Quadro

Total Total Total


•  European Southern Observatory •  GEM Radiotelescope 408 MHz - 10 GHz (Pampilhosa da Serra): Important for PLANK •  Square Kilometer Array – SKA: receiver prototype tests (Moura) •  ESA Tracking Station (Sta Maria, Azores): Ariane 5

•  On-going collaboration with Mozambique for telescope for measuring variations of the Earth’s albedo (thus energy balance) by observing the Earth shine on the moon.


6. Facilities

Documents

Portuguese Activities in Space - UNOOSA · 2012-02-13 · Portuguese Activities in Space - Vienna, February 13, 2012 - 49th STSC Session 1. Portugal in Space - Milestones Launch PoSAT-1