PhD positions open in our team!
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One PhD position open in our team on Space Autonomous Rendezvous in Low Earth Orbit
Interested in contributing to the future of Space Autonomous Rendezvous? One PhD position open on “Guidance navigation and control for a technology demonstration in low Earth orbit”
One PhD position open in our team on Space Autonomous Rendezvous in Low Earth Orbit
Interested in contributing to the future of Space Autonomous Rendezvous? One PhD position open on “Efficient and Robust Guidance Navigation and Control Algorithms for a Rendezvous Technology Demonstration in Low Earth Orbit”.
Two Postdocs positions open in our team on Space Traffic Management
Interested in contributing to the future of Space Traffic Management? Two Postdoc positions open on “Techniques and software development for Space Situational Awareness and Space Traffic management”.
COMPASS team at 9th Space Traffic Management Conference in Austin, TX
Ph.D. student Andrea presented our work on space sustainability at the 9th Space Traffic Management Conference in Austin, Texas.
New analytical model for the design of collision avoidance manoeuvres in space
Satellite operators need increasingly powerful tools for collision avoidance manoeuvre (CAM) design, to deal with the growing number of objects in space. A recent open access publication by Juan Luis Gonzalo, Camilla Colombo, and Pierluigi Di Lizia proposes an analytical formulation for CAMs allowing to maximize deviation or minimize collision probability. Check it out!
From Italy to CyberSpace: COMPASS joins the 71 International Astronautical Congress
In-person meetings have become a rare luxury due to the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why the International Astronautical Federation has made the 71st International Astronautical Congress – The CyberSpace Edition their first fully online congress. On 12-14 October more than 10,000 attendees joined all over the world to share the latest space developments. The COMPASS team contributed with 5 papers and videolectures.
MISS, a new software suite for designing collision avoidance manoeuvres
MISS, a new software tool for the analysis and design of collision avoidance manoeuvres in space, is presented in a paper published by Juan Luis Gonzalo, Camilla Colombo, and Pierluigi Di Lizia in the Journal of Space Safety Engineering.