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An Ultracompact Hyperspectral imager in the Thermal Infrared

The activity followed the development of an innovative hyperspectral imaging system for remote sensing applications in the thermal infrared. The camera is compact, lightweight and robust. The activity covered the development of the three modules of the imager, namely the spectrometer, the telescope and the detector. The consortium designed and manufactured an innovative spectrometer based on Fourier transform spectroscopy, consisting on calomel birefringent crystals, with working range in the thermal infrared.

Italy

S 2021-11

CNR
Mobile – Selective Laser Melting (M-SLM) for Construction on the Moon

When setting up a lunar station, technologies for the use of locally available materials are crucial. Such technologies drastically reduce the need for transportation from Earth. This project idea aims to provide proof of a key technology, namely Mobile – Selective Laser Melting (M-SLM) for building large structures on the Moon.

Germany

20-D-T-TEC-03-f

Technische Universität...
BLUE: Brillouin - backscatter - fluorescence LIDAR research for Underwater Exploration of marine litter

Plastic marine litter is a very complex global environmental issue, with plastic litter at the sea surface representing only a small fraction of plastic entering the sea. In this respect, the BLUE project investigated the potential of diverse LIDAR techniques (backscatter, fluorescence, Raman) to address the detection of plastic litter not only floating on the sea surface, but also suspended in the first few metres under the surface, with also a focus on detecting microplastics and discriminating plastic from other types of litter. The approach adopted was four-fold:

Italy

20-D-T-TEC-01

CNR-IFAC
MUSS2: Multi-Model synthetic S2-HS (HyperSpectral) data for marine/plastic debris characterization

For plastic detection, characterisation and tracking, we need rich spectral information, ideally hyperspectral data. We would like hyperspectral data up to short-wave infrared (2500 nm) and around 0.5 m ground sample distance. Neither of these characteristics are existent in current Earth observation missions, and will still be difficult to find in future Earth observation missions.

Belgium

20-D-T-TEC-01

VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT...
GE⊕ Lunar Power Station

The main objective of the study is to investigate the technological feasibility of implementing the GE⊕-LPS concept, and its role as a prototype for proposed cislunar scenarios supplying electric power to Earth. The methodological approach to the study has been to identify and validate the most simple and effective solutions which ould be practically implemented with known and existing technologies and approaches.

Switzerland

21-D-S-TEC-01-d

Astrostrom GmbH
BioCeMe: Cellular Agriculture in Space

Future long-duration space missions or planetary outposts, such as on the Moon or Mars, will need solutions for producing food in situ, with a view to:

UK

20-D-T-TEC-01

Kayser Space Ltd
Commercial cloud computing in space

The ESA Open Space Innovation Platform Campaign for Cognitive Cloud Computing in Space (3CS) called for project proposals for the use of edge and cloud computing technologies in space. D-Orbit created a consortium including UniBap and Trillium to respond to this opportunity with a proposal to engage the cloud computing community to identify and fly applications on the ION SCV-004 mission.

United Kingdom

EISI_I-2022-00373

D-orbit
Cognition - distributed data processing system for lunar activities

Lunar exploration has only started within the last few decades, and interest is continuing to grow. Space agencies and private investors are looking at the opportunities that it brings and see more commercial interest in it. According to a Euroconsult study, 51 missions to the Moon are planned in 2020–2029, compared to just seven in the previous decade, allowing us to better explore Earth's natural satellite and prepare for long-term lunar exploration and, in the future, deep space.

Poland

EISI_I-2022-00375

KP Labs
MOSFET Commercial plastic components survey and its SEE characterization

The aim of this activity is to:

Spain

20-D-S-TEC-05-e

ALTER TECHNOLOGY TUV...
Cellular Agriculture

As humans travel further into the Solar System for longer periods of time, many challenges must be solved. One challenge is ensuring an adequate food supply for the crew. Currently all of the food that is consumed by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) is prepackaged on Earth and transported to the ISS. This approach requires a significant investment of mass and the long-term stability of nutrients in the stored food is unclear. Especially the impact of radiation outside of low-Earth orbit may have a negative impact on the stored food.

Germany

20-D-T-TEC-01

Yuri

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