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A Constellation of Nanosatellites around the Sun

The Sun regularly releases considerable amounts of energy resulting in coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and accelerated particles, which can have a variety of adverse space weather (SW) effects at Earth and in the near-Earth environment. A useful means of tracking SW activity is via solar radio bursts (SRBs) associated with CMEs and solar energetic particle events (SEPs); CME-driven shocks can be tracked via Type II SRBs, while energetic electrons escaping into the heliosphere can be tracked via Type III SRBs.

Ireland

21-P-M-OPS-02-d

Dublin Institute for...
Plasmasphere monitoring for space weather impact prediction (PM4SWIP)

Space weather observations and prediction of expected disturbances on ground- and space-based infrastructures are critical for the safety and evolution of our modern society. Space weather events, like solar storms, can have crucial impact on navigation, communication, power grids and other electrical conducting infrastructures.

Germany

21-P-M-OPS-02-c

DLR - German Aerospace...
ENCORE – In-Orbit Servicing of an Operational Spacecraft

The market for life‐extension services for GEO satellites is expected to remain healthy over the foreseeable future: over the last 20 years, an average of 22 new GEO satellites have been launched per year. In total, ClearSpace expects there will be 370 potential Client satellites that will reach their end of life due to the limited fuel they have remaining over the 2026‐2041 period. ClearSpace believes a strong market penetration rate is feasible, as more than 30% of all the potential satellites belong to just 7 satellite operators.

United Kingdom

21-P-M-OPS-04

ClearSpace
Absolute Navigation at Sub-cm Level - Phase 2

Currently GNSS Systems provide services for instantaneous absolute positioning accuracy of a few meters, assuming no local obstructions above 5-10 degrees elevation, based on the navigation signals broadcast by a MEO constellation.

Spain

20-P-O-NAV-01

Deimos
Forecasting Space Weather in the Arctic Region (FORSWAR)

The main objective of this activity was to develop and demonstrate new techniques which are expected to improve the current state-of-the-art Space Weather forecasting techniques and products related to Space Weather effects for Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems in the Arctic, with particular attention to the Greenland area. For this purpose, the activity investigated and tested innovative methods for monitoring and predicting Space Weather impacts on PNT in interested area.

Norway

19-P-O-NAV-01-b

University of Oslo
European EEE-Component landscape analysis

Electrical, Electronic and Electro-mechanical (EEE) components play an essential role in the functional performance, quality, life cycle and costs of space systems. EEE components are fundamental building blocks of any spacecraft and major drivers in determining their performances. Guaranteeing access to EEE components able to provide the necessary performances to comply with the requirements of future satellite missions is of paramount importance to maintain a successful and autonomous satellite manufacturing capabilities.

France

21-P-M-TEC-07

PwC
Space Weather Impact on Arctic Navigation (SWAN)

The objective of the Space Weather impact on Arctic Navigation (SWAN) project has been to
develop and demonstrate new techniques, which are expected to improve on the current
state-of-the-art space weather forecasting techniques and products related to space weather
effects for Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems in the Arctic, with particular
attention to the Greenland area.

Denmark

19-P-O-NAV-01-a

DTU Space

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