Tution rates concepts in the 9th International
Summer Space School.
Provides privileges to participate in School for
students from universities or organizations,
cooperating with SSAU and having signed an intercollegiate agreement.
These are:
-Lulea University (Sweden),
- Lessius University of Applied Sciences (Belgium)
- Belarus State University (Belarus)
- Julius-Maximilians University (Germany),
- Lithuanian Space Association (Lithuania),
- Kharkov Aerospace University (Ukraine),
- Delft Technical University (The Netherlands),
-Innovation
Solutions
in
Space
B.V.
(The Netherlands),
- University of Vigo (Spain).
The 9th International Summer Space School
“FUTURE SPACE TECHNOLOGIES AND
EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE”
August 18-31, 2013 Samara, Russia
Contacts
Organized by
Tel. +7 (846) 271 4891,
Tel./Fax: +7 (846) 992 6510
45, Gaya Street, Samara
443086, Russian Federation
E-mail: [email protected]
The Head of School Prof.
Igor V. Belokonov
http://www.volgaspace.ru/sc
hool/
Aims of the School
Main topics of the School program in 2013
- Projects of scientific-educational micro/
nanosatellites;
- Modern technologies (methods and devices) for
investigations of space environment and for Earth
remote sensing;
- Modern attitude control technologies for
micro/nanosatellites;
- Modern technologies of tether system utilization
for de-orbiting payloads;
- Modern space navigation technologies;
- Design principles of onboard electronic systems
(control, telemetry, power systems);
- Opportunities “Souz” rocket for nanosatellites
piggyback launching and related motion;
- Circumterrestrial and Solar Space Physics;
- State-of-art technologies for microsatellite’s
design (ProEng/Altium Designer).
The First Announcement
Samara State Aerospace University
(National Research University)
State Research and Production
Space Rocket Center
“TsSKB-Progress”
Volga Branch
of the Russian Academy of Cosmonautics
THE PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
9 International Summer Space School
“FUTURE SPACE TECHNOLOGIES AND
EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE”
th
Sunday, August 18
Arrival of participants
Monday, August 19
10.00-13.00 Opening Ceremony. Greetings
Presentation 1. International Projects
of National Research University SSAU.
Presentation 2. Perspective projects
and experiments of the Russian
Federal Space Program.
Presentation 3. International Summer
Space Schools in 2003-2012.
14.00-17.00 Short
presentations
from
representatives
of
Universities
participated in School.
Tuesday, August 20
09.00-10.00 Presentation 4.
10.00-11.00
11.30-13.00
14.00-15.30
15.30-17.00
Perspective
development roadmaps of Samara
Rocket Space Center “TsSKB-Progress”.
Presentation 5. New scientific space
vehicles Foton-M/Bion-M.
Presentation 6.
SSAU
scientificeducational
projects
and
experiments in space.
Lecture. Piggyback launching of
nanosatellites from carrier rocket
orbital stages: opportunities and
problems.
Lecture. Introduction in state-of-art
information
technologies
for
microsatellites design (ProEng/Altium
Designer).
Wednesday, August, 21
Topic: Circumterrestrial and Solar Space Physics.
Lecture.
Laboratory training.
Practice. State-of-art technologies
for microsatellite’s design
(ProEng/Altium Designer) / Visit
laboratories
09.00-10.30
11.00-12.30
14.00-17.00
Thursday, August, 22
Topic: Circumterrestrial and Solar Space Physics
09.00-10.30 Lecture.
11.00-12.30 Laboratory training.
14.00-17.00 Practice. State-of-art technologies
for microsatellite’s design
(ProEng/Altium Designer) / Visit
laboratories
Friday, August, 23
Topic: Methods and devices for Earth Remote
Sensing
09.00-10.30 Lecture
11.00-12.30 Presentation/Visit SSAU Remote
Sensing Center.
14.00-15.30 Lecture
15.30-17.00 Practice. State-of-art technologies
for microsatellite’s design
(ProEng/Altium Designer)/ Visit
laboratories.
Monday, August, 2
Topic: Attitude control technologies.
Lectures
Practice.
09.00-12.30
14.00-17.00
Tuesday, August, 27
Topic: Space navigation technologies.
09.00-12.30 Lectures
14.00-17.00 Laboratory training.
Wednesday, August, 28
Topic: Design principles of onboard electronic
systems
(control, telemetry, power systems).
09.00-12.30 Lectures
14.00-17.00 Laboratory training.
Thursday, August, 29
Topic: Operative of micro/nanosatellites and
de-orbiting problems.
09.00-12.30 Lectures
14.00-17.00 Practice.
Friday, August, 30
Topic: Future technologies of tether
systems utilization.
09.00-12.30 Lectures
13.00-14.00 Conclusion, Handing of
Certificates.
Closing Ceremony.
Saturday, August, 24
Saturday, August, 31 Final Day.
Rest day: boat trip.
Departure of School participants.
Sunday, August 25
Rest Day: visit the Technical Museum.