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PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME This programme is liable to changes
Programme at a glance
08h30 08h30 09h00
Launch range facilities
Launch complex
Test facilities
Launch range facilities
Launch complex
Test facilitiesLaunch range
facilitiesLaunch
complexTest facilities
Session 3 - Specific technical aspects
Session 3 - Communications
- tracking stations
Session 3 - Sub systems
and techniques
Session 3 - Specific technical aspects
Session 3 - Communications
- tracking stations
Session 1 - Design and concepts
Coffee break
16h00 17h30
16h00 17h30
Session 1 - Space port
architecture - operations
Session 1 - Space port
architecture - operations
Session 2 - Maintenance
and exploitation
Session 2 - Exploitation - Operations
Session 2 - Exploitation - Operations
Session 2 - Environment - regulations -
safety
Session 2 - Environment - regulations -
safety
Lunch
14h00 15h30
14h00 15h30
Plenary session 1
Dining cocktail19h00 23h00
Session 3 - Sub systems
and techniques
Closing
09h00 10h30 09h30
11h30
Session 2 - Maintenance
and exploitation
Coffee break
Plenary session 2
Thursday 13 June 2013 Friday 14 June 2013
09h00 10h30
11h00 12h00
Plenary session 1
Welcome addresses
Welcome Welcome
11h00 12h30
Coffee break
Welcome
Session 1 - Design and concepts
Session 1 - Description and general
characteristics
Session 1 - Description and general
characteristics
Wednesday 12 June 2013
Opening
Lunch
Coffee break
Detailed programme:
Wednesday 12 June 2013
8h30-9h30 Opening
Welcome addresses
Michel Eymard, CNES, Paris, France
9h30-10h30 Plenary session 1
Chairs: Michel Eymard and Bernard Brandt
O01 - Baikonur Proton Launch Operations
James Youdale
ILS, Belcastel, France
O02 – Soyuz in French Guiana: summary of a success story
Jean-Marc Astorg
CNES, Paris, France
10h30-11h00 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions
11h00-12h00 Plenary session 1
Chairs: Michel Eymard and Bernard Brandt
O03 - Planning for the development
exploration launch vehicle
David Herst
NASA, Kennedy Space Center, United States
O04 - The Present and Trend of China’s Long March Vehicles Ground and Launch Systems Processing
Yinghong Qi
China Academy of LaunchVehicle Technology
12h00-14h00 The lunch is spo
Detailed programme:
Wednesday 12 June 2013
Michel Eymard, CNES, Paris, France
Plenary session 1
Bernard Brandt
Baikonur Proton Launch Operations
Soyuz in French Guiana: summary of a success story
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions
Plenary session 1
Bernard Brandt
Planning for the development of ground launch systems for the next generation NASA
United States
The Present and Trend of China’s Long March Vehicles Ground and Launch Systems Processing
Academy of LaunchVehicle Technology, Beijing, China
lunch is sponsored by APCO.
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The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
of ground launch systems for the next generation NASA
The Present and Trend of China’s Long March Vehicles Ground and Launch Systems Processing
14h00-17h30 Launch Range Facilities
- operationsChairs: Michel Starozinski and Jacques Gigou
14h00 O05 - EGSE
Simon Klingler
CLEMESSY, Mulhouse
14h30 O06 - Principles of design and operations in the Vega Launch Range
Mauro Cardone
ESA, Frascati,
15h00 O07 - Spaceport design for safety
Jean-Pierre
CNES, Toulouse
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O08 - Conceptualization, Design and Layout of Propellant Facilities at a Man
Launch Pad
Prateep Basu
Indian Space Research Organization
16h30 O09 - A Digital Management Platform for Working Process Control in Rocket Launch
Field
Xie Zhifeng
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT)
17h00 O10 - Research on power supply and grounding system of Aerospace Launch Facility
Xiang Xiang
China Academy of Lauch Vehicle Technology
14h00-17h30 Launch Complex
Chairs: Pier-Michele Roviera and Jacques
14h00 O11 - Rocket Sled Track Facility as a Test Platform and a Launch Assist of Space Planes
Nakata Daisuke
Muroran Institute of Technology
14h30 O12 - Reuse of former launch complex
Marc Vales
CNES, Paris, France
15h00 O13 - Integrating Sustainable Practices into Ground Based Space Facilities
Mike McCarthy
Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc.
Launch Range Facilities - Session 1 - Space port architecture
operations Jacques Gigou
Klingler
Mulhouse, France
Principles of design and operations in the Vega Launch Range
Cardone
, Italy
Spaceport design for safety
Trinchero
Toulouse, France
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Conceptualization, Design and Layout of Propellant Facilities at a Man
Basu
Indian Space Research Organization, Kolkata, India
A Digital Management Platform for Working Process Control in Rocket Launch
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT), Beijing, China
Research on power supply and grounding system of Aerospace Launch Facility
China Academy of Lauch Vehicle Technology, Bejing, China
Launch Complex - Session 1 - Design and concepts
Jacques Bertrand
Rocket Sled Track Facility as a Test Platform and a Launch Assist of Space Planes
Daisuke
Muroran Institute of Technology, Muroran-shi, Japan
Reuse of former launch complex
France
Integrating Sustainable Practices into Ground Based Space Facilities
McCarthy
Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc., Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Space port architecture
Principles of design and operations in the Vega Launch Range
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Conceptualization, Design and Layout of Propellant Facilities at a Man-rated
A Digital Management Platform for Working Process Control in Rocket Launch
China
Research on power supply and grounding system of Aerospace Launch Facility
Design and concepts
Rocket Sled Track Facility as a Test Platform and a Launch Assist of Space Planes
Integrating Sustainable Practices into Ground Based Space Facilities
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O14 - A next generation launch complex for a next generation launcher: Ariane 6 AIT
facilities and Launch Pad
Christian Canart
CNES, Paris, France
16h30 O15 - An integrated Launch Vehicle
New European Launch System
Kate Underhill
MT Aerospace AG
17h00 O16 - An Analysis of the Design Requirements of General Assembly
Large Manned Spacecraft Launch Site
Zhao Ting
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology
14h00-17h30 Test Facilities
Chairs: Anja Frank and Jacques Tanguy
14h00 O17 - Cryogenic tests facilities and achievements for launcher tanks developments and
technologies
Sébastien Bianchi
Air Liquide Advanced
14h30 O18 - BEAP: A5 or VEGA Booster test Bench in flight position
Frédéric Munos
CNES, Kourou
15h00 O19 - Overall panorama of the test facilities in snecma vernon
Philippe Caisso
Safran Group
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O20 - Multifunctional Robot Test Facility for On
Surface Exploration
Benjamin Girault
DFKI Robotics Innovation Center
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
next generation launch complex for a next generation launcher: Ariane 6 AIT
facilities and Launch Pad
Canart
France
An integrated Launch Vehicle – Launch Complex approach to development of a
New European Launch System
Underhill
MT Aerospace AG, Augsburg, Germany
An Analysis of the Design Requirements of General Assembly
Large Manned Spacecraft Launch Site
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Beijing, China
Test Facilities - Session 1 - Description and general characteristics
Jacques Tanguy
Cryogenic tests facilities and achievements for launcher tanks developments and
technologies
Bianchi
Air Liquide Advanced Technologies, Sassenage, France
BEAP: A5 or VEGA Booster test Bench in flight position
Munos
Kourou, France
Overall panorama of the test facilities in snecma vernon
Caisso
Safran Group - Snecma Space Engines Division, Vernon, France
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Multifunctional Robot Test Facility for On-Orbit Operation and Extraterrestrial
Surface Exploration
Girault
DFKI Robotics Innovation Center, Bremen, Germany
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The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
next generation launch complex for a next generation launcher: Ariane 6 AIT
Launch Complex approach to development of a
An Analysis of the Design Requirements of General Assembly-test Building at
Description and general characteristics
Cryogenic tests facilities and achievements for launcher tanks developments and
BEAP: A5 or VEGA Booster test Bench in flight position
Overall panorama of the test facilities in snecma vernon
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Orbit Operation and Extraterrestrial
16h30 O21 - PF52, Test facility for cryogenic subsystems and Vinci engine
Philippe Magnant
Snecma, Vernon
17h00 O22 - Altitude Engine Test Facility for Korea Space Launch Vehicle II 2nd Stage
Seung-Han Kim
Korea Aerospace Research Institute
Thursday 13 June 2013
09h00-12h30 Launch Range Facilities
- safety Chairs: Jean-Pierre Trinchero and Françoise Perrel
9h00 O23 - Reliable Propellant Service for Chemical Propulsion Spacecrafts, Hypergolic
Propellants, Ground Infrastructure, Propellant Handling
Stefan Ziegenhagen
Astrium GmbH Space Transportation
9h30 O24 - Chemical’s
Bruno Nicolas
VINCI Energies
10h00 O25 - Historical evolution of toxic propellant use and waste treatment for space
industry.
Jean-Francois
CNES, Toulouse
10h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
11h00 O26 - Regulating Spaceports for Commercial Sub
Jean-Bruno
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)
11h30 O27 - Skin mode
Clément Baron
CNES, Toulouse
12h00 O28 – Ground
Michael Wells
Government of Bermuda
PF52, Test facility for cryogenic subsystems and Vinci engine
Magnant
Vernon, France
Altitude Engine Test Facility for Korea Space Launch Vehicle II 2nd Stage
Kim
Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea
Thursday 13 June 2013
Launch Range Facilities - Session 2 - Environment
Françoise Perrel
Reliable Propellant Service for Chemical Propulsion Spacecrafts, Hypergolic
Propellants, Ground Infrastructure, Propellant Handling
Ziegenhagen
Astrium GmbH Space Transportation, Möckmühl, Germany
Chemical’s and pressurized equipment’s risks prevention
Nicolas
VINCI Energies, Saint Denis, France
Historical evolution of toxic propellant use and waste treatment for space
Francois Niccolai
Toulouse, France
breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Regulating Spaceports for Commercial Sub-orbital and Orbital Flights
Marciacq
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Cologne, Germany
Skin mode Doppler radar for safety mission
Baron
Toulouse, France
Ground-based space facilities in Bermuda
Wells
Government of Bermuda, Hamilton, Bermuda
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PF52, Test facility for cryogenic subsystems and Vinci engine
Altitude Engine Test Facility for Korea Space Launch Vehicle II 2nd Stage Engine
Environment – regulations
Reliable Propellant Service for Chemical Propulsion Spacecrafts, Hypergolic
ed equipment’s risks prevention
Historical evolution of toxic propellant use and waste treatment for space
breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
orbital and Orbital Flights
09h00-12h30 Launch Complex
Chairs: Christian Lardot and Pier-Michele Roviera
9h00 O29 - Evolution of ground control systems: Same functions, different known needs
Miguel Mañas
GTD, Barcelona
9h30 O30 - Industrie Cometto S.p.A.: the right ground support for the best result i
space.
Guido Beraudo
Industrie Cometto S.p.A
10h00 O31 - Use of Analytical Tools to Optimize Ground Operations and Processing
Jeremy Parsons
NASA, Kennedy Space Center
10h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
11h00 O32 - The Spaceport Multi
Spaceport Planning
Jeremy Parsons
NASA, Kennedy Space Center
11h30 O33 - Exploitation of the Soyuz launch pad in French Guiana
Francois Barreau
Arianespace,
12h00 O34 - Operation of the ARIANE 5 / ELA 3 launch complex
Christian Lardot
ARIANESPACE
09h00-12h30 Test Facilities
Chairs: Frédéric Munos and Anja Frank
9h00 O35 - Statistical Methods for the evaluation of the quality of measurement data on the
test benches
Wolfgang Stuchlik
DLR, Hardthausen
9h30 O36 - -Maintenance of test facilities for rocket engines
Rainer Schürmanns
DLR e.V., Hardthausen
Launch Complex - Session 2 - Exploitation - Operations
Michele Roviera
Evolution of ground control systems: Same functions, different known needs
Mañas
Barcelona, Spain
Industrie Cometto S.p.A.: the right ground support for the best result i
Beraudo
Industrie Cometto S.p.A, Borgo San Dalmazzo, Italy
Use of Analytical Tools to Optimize Ground Operations and Processing
Parsons
Kennedy Space Center, United States
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
The Spaceport Multi-Flow Model: Utilizing Discrete Event Simulation for Future
Spaceport Planning
Parsons
Kennedy Space Center, United States
Exploitation of the Soyuz launch pad in French Guiana
Barreau
, Evry-Courcouronnes, France
Operation of the ARIANE 5 / ELA 3 launch complex
Lardot
ARIANESPACE, Evry Courcouronnes, France
Test Facilities - Session 2 - Maintenance & exploitation
Anja Frank
Statistical Methods for the evaluation of the quality of measurement data on the
test benches
Stuchlik
Hardthausen, Germany
Maintenance of test facilities for rocket engines
Schürmanns
Hardthausen, Germany
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Operations
Evolution of ground control systems: Same functions, different known needs
Industrie Cometto S.p.A.: the right ground support for the best result in the
Use of Analytical Tools to Optimize Ground Operations and Processing
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Flow Model: Utilizing Discrete Event Simulation for Future
Exploitation of the Soyuz launch pad in French Guiana
Maintenance & exploitation
Statistical Methods for the evaluation of the quality of measurement data on the
10h00 O37 - Modification of the DLR High Pressure Test Facility P3.2 to perform hot fire tests
of Stage Combustion Rocket Engines o
Volker Kraft
DLR German Aerospace Center
10h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
11h00 O38 - Operation of Test Facilities for Upper Stage Engines:
P4
Christopher
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
11h30 O39 - Improvement on Rocket Engine Test Facility concerning Maintenance and
Operation
Yohei Ogawa
JAXA, Miyagi,
12h00 O40 - Design and
Ground Test Facility
Philipp Kallina
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
12h00-14h00 The lunch is spons
14h00-17h30 Launch Range Facilities
stations
Chairs: Françoise Perrel and Jacques Gigou
14h00 O41 – STFO (Optical fiber transmission system for satellite):
for A6 / ELA4
Nicolas Hugues
CNES, Toulouse
14h30 O42 - Launcher Tracking Support from ESTRACK
Gerhard Billig
ESA, Darmstadt
15h00 O43 - Mobile Telemetry stations concept for launcher tracking
Bruno Masson
Telespazio France
Modification of the DLR High Pressure Test Facility P3.2 to perform hot fire tests
of Stage Combustion Rocket Engines on Pre-Burner and Main
Kraft
DLR German Aerospace Center, Hardthausen, Germany
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Operation of Test Facilities for Upper Stage Engines: High Altitude Test Facility
Christopher Gusinde
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hardthausen, Germany
Improvement on Rocket Engine Test Facility concerning Maintenance and
Ogawa
Miyagi, Japan
Design and Testing of Water Based Rocket Engine Exhaust Acoustic Absorber on
Ground Test Facility
Kallina
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hardthausen, Germany
The lunch is sponsored by Telespazio.
Launch Range Facilities - Session 3 - communications
Jacques Gigou
STFO (Optical fiber transmission system for satellite):
for A6 / ELA4
Hugues
Toulouse, France
Launcher Tracking Support from ESTRACK
Billig
Darmstadt, Germany
Mobile Telemetry stations concept for launcher tracking
Masson
Telespazio France, Kourou, French Guiana
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Modification of the DLR High Pressure Test Facility P3.2 to perform hot fire tests
Burner and Main-Chamber level
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
High Altitude Test Facility
Improvement on Rocket Engine Test Facility concerning Maintenance and
Testing of Water Based Rocket Engine Exhaust Acoustic Absorber on
communications - tracking
STFO (Optical fiber transmission system for satellite): Objective and evolution
Mobile Telemetry stations concept for launcher tracking
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O44 - European Tracking Stations Networks Evolutions from Xmas 1979 to now
Michel Starozinski
CNES, Toulouse
16h30 O45 - Meteorological Data Analysis
Operation
BongJae Kuk
Korea Aerospace Research Institute
17h00 O46 - Introduction into Ground Telemetry System of Naro Space Center and Operation
Results at KSLV
Sun-Ik Lee
KARI (Korea Aerospace Research Institute)
14h00-17h30 Launch Complex
Chairs: Jacques Bertrand and Christian Lardot
14h00 O47 - Optimization costs by mutualisation of chilled and hot
Serge Sellerian
CNES, Toulouse
14h30 O48 - Air liquide involvement in launch pad ground / launcher interfaces
François Barbier
Air Liquide Advanced Technologies
15h00 O49 - Soyouz Launch Complex
Pierre Guilhem
CNES, Toulouse
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O50 - Twin screw mixer & continuous process
Yann Talamoni
Herakles (Safran Group)
16h30 O51 - “Historic and state of the art: the lightning protections of the space launch pads
on the Guyana Space Center (ARIANE 5, VEGA, SOYOUZ)”
Philippe Curot
CNES - Launchers Directorate
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
European Tracking Stations Networks Evolutions from Xmas 1979 to now
Starozinski
Toulouse, France
Meteorological Data Analysis and Strategy of Collaboration for NARO Launch
Kuk
Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Goheung, South Korea
Introduction into Ground Telemetry System of Naro Space Center and Operation
Results at KSLV-I Launch Mission
KARI (Korea Aerospace Research Institute), Goheung-gun, South Korea
Launch Complex - Session 3 - Specific Technical aspects
Christian Lardot
ptimization costs by mutualisation of chilled and hot
Sellerian
Toulouse, France
Air liquide involvement in launch pad ground / launcher interfaces
Barbier
Air Liquide Advanced Technologies, Sassenage, France
Soyouz Launch Complex Infrastructures
Guilhem
Toulouse, France
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
Twin screw mixer & continuous process - A credible solution for solid propulsion
Talamoni
Herakles (Safran Group), Le Haillan, France
“Historic and state of the art: the lightning protections of the space launch pads
on the Guyana Space Center (ARIANE 5, VEGA, SOYOUZ)”
Curot
Launchers Directorate, Toulouse, France
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The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
European Tracking Stations Networks Evolutions from Xmas 1979 to now
and Strategy of Collaboration for NARO Launch
Introduction into Ground Telemetry System of Naro Space Center and Operation
South Korea
Specific Technical aspects
ptimization costs by mutualisation of chilled and hot water production system
Air liquide involvement in launch pad ground / launcher interfaces
The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
A credible solution for solid propulsion
“Historic and state of the art: the lightning protections of the space launch pads
17h00 O52 - Launch Pad Acoustic Suppression System for next generation Rocket Boosters
Singari Reddeiah
Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO)
14h00-17h30 Test Facilities
Chairs: Jacques Tanguy and Frédéric Munos
14h00 O53 - SOWARLA, Solar Assisted Water Treatment, DLR test centre Lampoldshausen
Andreas Haberzettl
DLR, German Aerospace Center
14h30 O54 - Evaluation of numerical bus systems used in rocket engine
Volker Schmidt
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
15h00 O55 - The experimental platform FAST: Facilities for Aerothermodynamics &
Supersonic Technologies
Viviana Lago
Laboratoire ICARE, CNRS
15h30 The coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
16h00 O56 - Cryo-laboratories for test and development of propellant storage and
management technologies
Jens Gerstmann
German Aerospace Center
16h30 O56 - Cryo Upper Stage Tank Demonstrator
Jörg Klatte
Astrium GmbH
17h00 O57 - Research On Launch Vehicle Test And Virtual Launch System Based On Model
Linna Wang
China academy of launch vehicle
19h00-23h00 The dining cocktail
Launch Pad Acoustic Suppression System for next generation Rocket Boosters
Reddeiah
Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO), Sriharikota, India
Test Facilities - Session 3 - Sub systems & techniques
Frédéric Munos
SOWARLA, Solar Assisted Water Treatment, DLR test centre Lampoldshausen
Haberzettl
DLR, German Aerospace Center, Hardthausen, Germany
Evaluation of numerical bus systems used in rocket engine
Schmidt
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hardthausen, Germany
The experimental platform FAST: Facilities for Aerothermodynamics &
Supersonic Technologies
Lago
Laboratoire ICARE, CNRS, Orléans, France
coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
laboratories for test and development of propellant storage and
management technologies
Gerstmann
German Aerospace Center - Institute of Space Systems, Bremen, Germany
Cryo Upper Stage Tank Demonstrator
Astrium GmbH, Bremen, Germany
Research On Launch Vehicle Test And Virtual Launch System Based On Model
Wang
China academy of launch vehicle technology R&D center, Beijing, China
The dining cocktail is sponsored by Arianespace
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Launch Pad Acoustic Suppression System for next generation Rocket Boosters
Sub systems & techniques
SOWARLA, Solar Assisted Water Treatment, DLR test centre Lampoldshausen
Evaluation of numerical bus systems used in rocket engine test facilities
The experimental platform FAST: Facilities for Aerothermodynamics &
coffee breaks are sponsored by Telematic Solutions Advanced.
laboratories for test and development of propellant storage and
Germany
Research On Launch Vehicle Test And Virtual Launch System Based On Model
China
is sponsored by Arianespace.
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Friday 14 June 2013
09h30-11h00 Plenary session 2
Chairs: Michel Eymard and Bernard Brandt
O58 – Presentation of the French Guiana launch complexes
Jacques Bertrand
CNES, Toulouse, France
O59 - Reconsideration and conception of H-IIA, H-IIB and next generation facilities
Isao Kotani
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Ibaraki-ken, Japan
O60 - Term Prediction of Vostochny Cosmodrome Development in Support of Space Activity
Alla Serikova
Central Research Institute of Machine Building (FSUE/TSNIIMASH), Korolev, Moscow region, Russia
11h00-11h30 Closing
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POSTER EXHIBTION
Launch Range Facilities -
P01 - Low Profile and High Gain Yagi Wire-Patch Antenna for TT&C Applications
Hongjiang Zhang
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Beijing, China
P02 - An Analysis of the Design Requirements of General Assembly-test Building at Large Manned
Spacecraft Launch Site
Zhao Ting
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Beijing, China
P03 - Environmental protection technology of Satellite-rocket horizontally docking
Zhenyu Wu
Beijing Institute of Aerospace Systems Engineering, Beijing, China
P04 - Design of a Class of Communication Network of Drive Control System of Movable Launch
Platform
Daoping Li
Beijing Institute of Space Launch Technology, Beijing, China
P05 - Reliability Availability and Maintanability (RAM) of Earth Storable Propellant storages in Launch
pad
Karthigai Selvam
ISRO, Sriharikota, India
P06 - SOYUZ IATR (Integrated & Active TM Repeater)
Benoit RATTI
CNES, Toulouse, France
P07 - The Research of Spacecraft Automatic Test System
Xiaojun Liu
Research & Development of China Academy of Vehicle Technology, Beijing, China
P08 - Earth Based Sensors for Man-made Objects Navigation Solutions and Security of Space Assets
Andris Treijs
HEE Photonic Labs, Riga, Latvia
Launch Complex
P09 - The Method and Development of The Launch Vehicle Verticality Adjustmeng
Wu Mengqiang
Beijing Institute of Space Launch Technology, Beijing, China
P10 - Storable propellants : risks and stakes
Bruno Nicolas
VINCI Energies, Saint Denis, France
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Test Facilities
P11 - Computer security in context of test bench risk management
Volker Schmidt
German Aerospace Center (DLR), Hardthausen, Germany
P12 - Validation and Qualification of a new test facility
Peter Lutz
ESA, Paris, France