Stardust-Reloaded
The H2020 Space Debris and Asteroid research network
The Space Environment Management & Sustainability Symposium
7-11 November 2022ESA European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC),Noordwijk, The Netherlands
Christophe Bonnal, CNESSustainability of Orbital Operations: status of Space Pollution and proposed actions.
Sławomir Breiter, Adam Mickiewicz UniversityLunisolar resonances – old but not obsolete.
Alinda Mashiku, NASA CARASpace Environment Sustainability and Space Situational Awareness.
Darren McKnight, LeoLabsDemystifying the Chaos in LEO.
Elisa Maria Alessi, IMATI-CNRNatural perturbations as allies for space debris mitigation and long-term sustainability: the case of the solar radiation pressure – oblateness coupled effect.
Christoph Lhotka, University Rome Tor VergataOrbital Perturbations of Charged Dust and Space Debris due to Space Weather Effects.
Gianfranco Visentin, ESANew approaches for orbital robotics at ESA.
Jesús Tirado, GMVAI-controlled Space Traffic. An overview of AI applications for Space Traffic Management.
Hodei Urrutxua, University Rey Juan CarlosRelative Navigation Challenges for Active Debris Removal Missions and the Role that Artificial Intelligence Can Play.
Cristina de Persis, ESADesign for Demise: Open points and Future challenges.
Emmanuelle David, EPFLSpace sustainability : a dialogue between research, industry and policy makers.
Vincent Ruch, CNES, Space Situational Awareness (SSA) OfficeTowards a unified SSA framework to addressshort- to long-term challenges.