You will find below the program of the workshop. Below the program, you will also find a button "S'inscrire" or "Register" that you must follow to receive the Zoom link to connect to the workshop. The registration deadline is set to September, 21, 23:00 CEST. The link will only be sent to registered participants on September, 22.   Agenda Note: Times are French Times (CEST) = UTC + 2h 9h-9h15: Registration / Connection 9h15-9h30: Welcome 9h30-10h: David Jesch ...

With the emergence of "New Space" and the arrival of new actors in the space industry, satellite constellations and mega constellations are becoming a reality. Hundreds and soon thousands of satellites will be orbiting the Earth… This workshop will tackle various aspects related to constellations and mega constellations: What are they designed for? Which ones are already there, planned, or about to be deployed? How can specific challenges be dealt with regards to flight ...

  The COMET-ORB invites you to a virtual workshop on "Uncertainty Quantification in Orbit Propagation". It will take place on February, 9-10 in the afternoon. Registration is required: follow the link at the BOTTOM of this page "REGISTER" ! Once registered, you will automatically receive the connection details the day before the workshop (i.e. on February, 8). REM: the detailed program is available on the registration link. Uncertainty quantification (UQ) techniques, as computationally lighter ...

The COMET ORB is glad to invite you to a mini-seminar. This event is open and free of charge. This short seminar is a single talk (~45 min) from Clément Courde and Julien Chabe, from Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur. Because of the current health situation, it has been decided not to set a face-to-face seminar, but only a video-conference instead. The talk will be given in French. Abstract : The end of the ...

The COMET ORB is glad to invite you to a mini-seminar. This event is open and free of charge. Connection details will be communicated by mail just before the event. This short seminar is a single talk (~40 min) from Sean Bruinsma, head of the Space Geodesy Office at CNES. He is very experienced in space weather. A Q&A session will be organised at the end of the presentation. Because of the current ...