We are thrilled to announce that the COMPASS Lab from the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology (DAER) at Politecnico di Milano will take part in the 9th European Conference on Space Debris in Bonn, from April 2nd to 4th, 2025.
Sustainability in space is at the heart of our research, and we are proud to contribute to the technical program with innovative studies on space sustainability, space debris, space traffic management, and astrodynamics.
Save the dates and join us to connect, explore, and discuss cutting-edge research and solutions.
Here are our contributions:
Oral presentations
Session: Environment Capacity
- “Extension of the ESA tool for Tracking the Health of the Environment and Missions in Space” – Camilla Colombo, Martina Rusconi, Juan Luis Gonzalo, Wiebke Maren Retagne, Andrea Muciaccia, Francisco J. Simarro Mecinas, Diego Ramirez, Francesca Letizia, Emma Stevenson
Wednesday, April 2 at 15:30
Session: Modelling Orbital Environment
- “Launch Traffic Model for Space Debris Evolution Based on Historical Data and Economic Forecasting Methods” – Wiebke Maren Retagne, Elisa Boccolari, Camilla Colombo
Friday, April 4 at 8:48 - “Characterisation of fragmentation clouds and fragmentation event reconstruction for space break-up forensics” – Francesca Ottoboni, Camilla Colombo, Alessandro Rossi, Paola Grattagliano, Alessandro Mignocchi, Juan L. Gonzalo Gomez, Andrea Muciaccia, Marco F. Montaruli, Michele Maestrini, Pierluigi Di Lizia, Linda Dimare, Stefano Cicalò, Francesca Guerra, Francesco Delfino, Marcin Miklewski, Francisco J. Simarro Mecinas, Luigi Gisolfi, Xiaoran Yan, André Horstmann, Tim Flohrer
Friday, April 4 at 10:00
Poster session
Thursday, April 3 from 16:30 to 18:30
- “Application of a controlled evolutionary model of the orbital population to target sustainable space utilization” – Martina Rusconi, Camilla Colombo
- “Manoeuvre Identification and Characterisation From Two Line Elements” – Yeerang Lim, Camilla Colombo
- “End-of-life disposal parametric analysis in cislunar space: Earth-Moon L2 escape no-return trajectories” – Mathilda Bolis, Elisa Maria Alessi, Camilla Colombo
- “Space Capacity Methodologies to Rank the Risk of Orbital Regions” – Andrea Muciaccia, Camilla Colombo, Alessandro Rossi, Erin Dale, Darren Mcknight
Our team is dedicated to building a safer and more sustainable future for space activities. We look forward to sharing our work with the scientific community and contributing to this critical discussion.