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2ndEuropean EU SST Webinar: Space Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16Surveillance November 2020 –and14h CETTracking The EU SST activities received funding from the European Union programmes, notably from the Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreements No 760459, No 785257, No 713630, No 713762 and No 634943, and the Copernicus and Galileo programme under grant agreements No 299/G/GRO/COPE/19/11109, No 237/GRO/COPE/16/8935 and No 203/G/GRO/COPE/15/7987. This Portal reflects only the SST Cooperation’s actions and the European Commission and the Research Executive Agency are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains. 2nd EU SST Webinar Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking Speakers Pascal María Antonia Cristina Florian João FAUCHER (CNES) RAMOS (CDTI) PÉREZ (CDTI) DELMAS (CNES) ALVES (EU SatCen) Pier Luigi Lt. Moreno Juan Christophe Rodolphe RIGHETTI PERONI (IT MoD) ESCALANTE MORAND (EEAS) MUÑOZ (EUMETSAT) (EC – DG ECHO) (EC-DG DEFIS) 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 3 Agenda (1/2) 14h00-14h10: Welcome to the 2nd EU SST Webinar [Moderator: Mr Oliver Rajan (EU SatCen)] 14h10-14h50: SST Support Framework: Safeguarding European space infrastructure • Overview, governance model, security relevance and future perspectives [SST Cooperation Chair: Dr Pascal Faucher (CNES)] EU SST Architecture & Service Provision Model • Sensors network • Database and Catalogue precursor • Services [Chair of the SST Technical Committee: Ms María Antonia Ramos Prada (CDTI)] 14h50-15h30: EU SST Operational Collision Avoidance service • High Interest Events analysis and risk mitigation process • Portal, metrics and users [ES and FR Operations Centres: Ms Cristina Pérez (CDTI) and Mr Florian Delmas (CNES)] [SST Front Desk: Mr João Alves (EU SatCen)] EU SST services integration in EUMETSAT Conjunction Analysis Operations [EUMETSAT: Mr Pier Luigi Righetti] 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 4 Agenda (2/2) 15h30-15h40: Break 15h40-16h20: EU SST Operational Fragmentation and Re-entry analysis services • Fragmentation detection and characterisation process • Re-entry prediction process • Portal, metrics and users [IT Operations Centre: Lt Moreno Peroni (IT MoD) and SST Front Desk: Mr João Alves (EU SatCen)] DG ECHO – EUSST User experience [EC – DG ECHO: Mr Juan Escalante] 16h20-16h40: Safety, Security and Sustainability of Outer Space (3SOS) [EEAS – Space Task Force: speaker to be confirmed] 16h40-17h00: From the SST Support Framework to the SSA component of the Space Regulation [EC – DG DEFIS: Mr Rodolphe Muñoz] 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 5 Platform & Interaction mechanisms Virtual environment Webex Events platform Twitter live: @EU_SST #EUSST #EUSSTWebinar Email: [email protected] 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 6 Webex Events: Dashboard setup 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 10 September 2020 7 Webex Events: Panels 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 10 September 2020 8 Webex Events: Q&A You can submit your questions by writing to “All Panellists” 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 10 September 2020 9 Webex Events: Polling Polls will be automatically displayed here when launched 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 10 September 2020 10 Q1: How familiar are you with Space Surveillance and Tracking? 16 November11 2020 European Space Surveillance and Tracking Dr. Pascal Faucher, Chairman EU SST Consortium (CNES) 16th November 2020 SST Support Framework ▪ Outline Overview Governance Security Perspectives 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 13 What is EU SST? Decision of the Our goals: European Parliament and of Ensure resilience of European space infrastructures the Council of 16 April 2014 Higher level of strategic autonomy establishing a Support Global SSA burden-sharing Framework for Space Surveillance and We: Tracking (Dec. 541) are operational: sensor network, database, services, users perform research and innovation activities to improve the level of performance: upgrades of sensors, architecture studies, etc. are security relevant: security and data sharing mature and expand: upcoming EU Space Programme 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 14 Governance ▪ Consortium EU SST Consortium: Cooperation with 7 EU Member States EU SatCen as Front Desk France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Portugal, Romania Overseen by European Commission 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 15 Governance ▪ Consortium European Commission DG DEFIS Consortium Cooperation 27 Member States Consortium Agreement Implementing Arrangement SST Committee SST Expert Group Steering Coordination SST User Forum Shadow SSA Expert Group Committee Committee Technical Security Committee Committee Financial / Project European Commission coordination DG DEFIS / REA Work Packages Tasks 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 16 Governance ▪ Security PT RO PL Dual dimension of SSA DE Collaboration between civilian, military and security actors IT Civilian ES FR Contributing sensors remain under control of Member States PT Precise information on the nature, specifications and RO location of certain space objects may affect the security PL of the EU, its Member States, or Third Countries DE IT Military ES FR 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 17 Security and Data Policy Need to consider the existing architecture of bilateral SSA sharing agreements in Europe: The Member States of the Consortium created a Security Committee that oversees all matters relating to data security and operational risk, and includes, inter alia, representatives from the ministries of defense and national security agencies Classified & unclassified SSA and SST data In the absence of a comprehensive set of SSA data sharing agreements in Europe, EU SST deals with the security interests of the respective partners and their allies Unclassified SSA and SST through an internal Data Policy data * * The EU SST Security Committee provides classification guidance and develops security requirements that cover for instance how EU SST protects sensitive information such as data on allied space objects * IT and ES are working on the MoD-DoD channel to update the current SSA data sharing agreement at classified level. 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 18 Perspective ▪ EU Space Programme Following EU Space Strategy (2016), legislative proposal for an EU space programme 2021-2027 (2018), agreed by Council and European Parliament (2019) All EU activities in one programme: Galileo/EGNOS SSA (SST plus SWE, NEO) Copernicus GovSatCom EU SST as… Working example of multilateral cooperation at the intersection of space safety and space security - New SST partnership under construction with 16 EU MS Important R&D activity to improve performance and strategic autonomy at European level New possible services to ensure the safety and sustainability of space operations Fundamental operational capability in Europe “...precursor of a European Space Traffic Management system” - Commissioner Thierry Breton* *Closing Speech at the 12th Annual Space Conference on 22 January 2019 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 19 European Space Surveillance and Tracking María Antonia Ramos Prada, Chair of the SST Technical Committee (CDTI) 16th November 2020 Architecture & Service Provision Model ▪ Outline Service Provision model Sensors network Database and Catalogue Service Provision KPIs Overview 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 22 Service Provision Model Sensor Network Data Processing Service Provision Tasking Requests High Interest Events CA Service tracking National Sensor National EU SST databases / Database / operation RE Service Front Desk Users & control + catalogues in EU SST correlation LEO / MEO / GEO Catalogue data FG Service 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 23 Sensors Network 4 Lasers 10 Radars (3 surveillance, 7 tracking) 32 Telescopes (17 surveillance, 15 tracking) 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 24 Database and Catalogue EU SST Database EU SST Catalogue Precursor Measurement data from Database the Database will be pre- processed, analysed, Measurement Data as starting point for catalogue building and and correlated Joint platform for maintenance Correlated efficient data sharing measurements will be and tasking requests used to determine and Operational since 1st refine the orbit of objects April 2019 Initial development & operation from 2019 to Dec. 2021 MS Operations Centres will use the Measurements from MS sensors EU SST Catalogue 2nd EU SST Webinar: Operations in Space Surveillance and Tracking 16 November 2020 25 Service provision ▪ 3 Operational Services Collision Fragmentation Re-entry Avoidance (CA) Analysis (FG) Analysis (RE) Risk assessment of collision Detection and characterisation Risk assessment of space and generation of collision of in-orbit fragmentations objects
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    Space Business Review A monthly round-up of space industry developments for the information of our clients and friends. February 2018 FORMATION OF SEAMLESS AIR ALLIANCE FEBRUARY LAUNCH SERVICES On February 26, Airbus SE, Delta Air Lines, January 31 – Space Exploration Technologies Inc. (Delta), OneWeb, Ltd., Sprint Corporation Corp. successfully launched the GovSat-1 CONTACTS: and Bharti Airtel Limited announced the satellite (also known as SES-16) for GovSat, a formation of the Seamless Air Alliance, which brand operated by the LuxGovSat S.A. public- Dara A. Panahy 202-835-7521 plans to use satellite technology to enhance the private partnership between the government of [email protected] connectivity experience of air travelers. By Luxembourg and SES S.A., on a flight-proven streamlining system integration and certification, Falcon 9 launch vehicle. Manufactured by Bijan Ganji offering open specifications for interoperability Orbital ATK, Inc., GovSat-1 will support civil 202-835-7543 and simplifying and integrating billing methods, and defense applications, including secure [email protected] the alliance expects to be able to reduce the costs communications for Luxembourg’s military and eliminate the challenges associated with the operations, from the 21.5°E orbital location. acquisition, installation and operation of data February 1 – A Russian Soyuz-2.1a launch To learn about Milbank’s access infrastructure. The goal of the alliance is to vehicle successfully orbited four Lemur-2 Space Business Practice, or enable the provision of continuous high-speed, satellites for Spire Global, Inc., along with two view previous issues of the low-latency connectivity services to users Kanopus-V Earth observation satellites for the Space Business Review, worldwide, whether on the ground or in the air.