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Students' Satellite Mission 2022 ITCA Initiative Institutional Satellite SECOND INTERNATIONAL Developers’ Summit PROGRAMME ON Students’ Satellite 29-30 November 2018 Sir M V Auditorium, FKCCI Mission 2022 Bengaluru, India Associated Countries Israel France Russia Netherland United Kingdom Canada United States Since the dawn of the Space Age in 1957, satellites have become a key component for global development across the comity of nations and have enabled signicant social and economic development. The expensive technology hitherto available in large and elite labs, is now accessible to all, thanks to the digital era, the allied miniaturization, and advances in manufacturing. The characteristics of the satellites have undergone a sea- change in dimensions and weight, and are being progressed under the category of small satellites with the nomenclature of Micro-Nano-Pico-Femto. Miniaturized satellites have several inbuilt advantages over conventional satellites, including lower development costs, ease of mass production, slashed timeline for development and rideshare launch opportunities. Advancements in the eld of engineering and technology have helped the promotion of Student-Centric-Satellite Missions in the academic world, oering the student community a plethora of opportunities in the life-cycle of satellite development, from conceptualization, analysis, integration, launch, and monetization of data assets. World over, 900+ such satellites have been launched by students, and many are in orbit and functional. Indian Technology Congress Association (ITCA), a platform for technology adherents working to stimulate multi-disciplinary capabilities in tomorrow's workforce, is actively partnering with Academic Institutions, Industry, and Research labs to conceptualize, develop and launch a distinctive programme of “India 75 Student Satellites Mission” through accomplished Institutions in the consortium mode. The Consortium partners will develop Student-Centric-Satellites in co-operation with international space exploration agencies based on the “open collaboration philosophy” paradigm. ITCA has created this ecosystem to inspire “Space Enthusiasts” and provide structured access to technology to progress dynamic missions leading to signicant learning outcomes aligned with industry needs. To realize this pronounced vision, ITCA is collaborating with International Agencies, National Labs and Industry Experts who have contributed immensely to the development of Satellite missions. ITCA has a renowned panel of globally renowned interdisciplinary experts to mentor students participating in this ambitious programme of Student Satellite development launched at the 6 Indian Technology Congress 2018. Institutions that have participated in the rst International Seminar on “Students' Associated Countries Satellites Mission” have now progressed to “deep-dive” technology-capability- business potential assessments with the Mentors and Domain Experts to nalize missions and the funding structure. Canada France Israel Japan Based on the overwhelming response from Institutions, this International programme is being structured to facilitate institutions to join and expand the consortium. Netherland Russia United Kingdom United States National Advisory Committee Speakers Invited Padma Shri Prof. R.M. Vasagam Former Project Director, Dr. Meir Ariel "APPLE" India's First Geo-stationary Communication Satellite, Director Former VC, Anna University and Dr. MGR University The Herzliya Science Centre Padma Bhushan Dr. B.N. Suresh Brig. Gen. (Res.) Abraham (Avi) Bachar President, Indian National Academy of Engineering, Delhi, Founder & CEO IsraTeam 98 LTD, Israel Chancellor, IIST, Trivandrum and Hon Distinguished Professor, ISRO HQ, Mr. Akiba Penkar Bangalore. (Former Director, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, VSSC, Director – Saisanket, Trivandrum, Founder Director, Indian Institute of Space Science and Hodayot, HaZafon (North) District, Israel Technology, IIST and Former Member, Space Commission) Mr. Milind Pimprikar Padma Shri Dr. Mylswamy Annadurai Founder and Chairman, CANEUS Former Director, ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) Ms Rei Kawashima Padma Shri Y.S. Rajan Secretary General, Honorary Distinguished Professor in Indian Space Research Organisation, UNISEC Global (University Space Engineering Consortiums), Japan Former Vice-Chancellor in Punjab Technical University (PTU) Dr. Shaun Whitehead Padma Shri Dr. B. Dattaguru Creationeering / Scoutek Ltd (UK), Former Professor & HoD, Department of Aerospace, Indian Institute of Innovative Solutions In Space (ISIS), Delft, Netherlands Science, Bangalore Mr. Mathieu J Weiss Mr. M.S. Jayachandran Managing Director, Liaision Oce India, GD -DTG Group SIS / IISU, Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES), Associate Programme Director-PSG-SI-GP, Consulate General of France, Bangalore DPD, RS-3/3A and 3S/ 3SA Dr. Sharan Asundi India Freedom 75: Assistant Professor, Department of Aerospace Science Engineering at Students’ Satellites Tuskegee University and Visiting Researcher at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA ITCA National Initiative Mr. Andrew Quintero (The Aerospace Corporation), Director, ITCA has envisaged, as an National Initiative, CANEUS Small Satellite Sector Consortium “India @ 75: Students' Satellites programme is to build and Jake Szatkowski launch in orbit 75 Satellites to coincide with India's 75 years Chair of Launch Services Initiative, of Independence by 2022. The Students' Satellites United Launch Alliance, Colorado, USA programme is completely educational outreach paradigm. William Edmonson Chair of Stakeholder Liaison and Strategic Development Initiative, ITCA has completely understand the myriad North Carolina State University, North Carolina, USA challenges involved in Building a Satellite from Scratch has developed a Mechanism to make things easier and George N. Grammas Co-Chair of Intellectual Property and Export Control Initiative, affordable by networking with global best practices along Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Washington DC, USA with frugal innovations. Cubesat.org Student-Centered Space-Craft Missions play a key and compelling role in Space-based scientific and CANEUS Small Satellite Sector Consortium, Canada/USA engineering programmes, which will provide important Data Patterns India (P) Ltd, Chennai “hands-on” experience for faculty members and enthusiastic Alpha Design Technologies (P) Ltd, Bangalore students. The tools and technology could easily be deployed in this multi-discipline culture and developmental process. Satellites to Technical Content Small Satellites to Student Satellites CubeSat, Nanosat and Picosat Missions Agencies Invited Antenna Systems, Attitude Control Systems, Communication Systems, The cost factor, complete Command Data Handling Systems, CubeSat technology, time to build, services Structures, Solar Panels requirements restricts the Satellite CubeSat Platforms fabrication. On the other hand Payload Development and Integration revolution in electronics and digital Internships and Exchange Programmes technologies, miniaturization Launch Services options, availability of smart Ground Stations materials, computational Commissioning and Operations Support capacities, storage devices, Training and Mentoring Sessions / imaging technologies, controller Modular Courses for Beginners intelligence, automation have International Collaborations and Global Funding opened the opportunities to design Opportunities with and fabricate smaller, faster and Affordable Terms cheaper sophisticated small satellites. The small satellites are launched as “Piggy-backs” of large Satellites further reduced launching cost. Secretariat Office: The concept of Small-Satellite Indian Technology Congress Association triggered the Satellite Industry to #3, 4th Floor, First Main, BDA Layout, collaborate with the academia and Kodihalli, HAL 2nd Stage, Bengaluru – 560 008. to maximize these technological Ph: +91 80 65592501; Tele-Fax: +91 80 4850 8380 advantages by sharing the human [email protected] and technical resources from www.techcongress.net/studentsatellite academia along with latest technologies and tools. We can Dr. K. Gopalakrishnan learn from the current scenario of Convener, Students’ Satellite Mission 2022 Secretary General highly successful collaborative Indian Technology Congress Association and model of Industry-Institute in the Dean (R&D), New Horizon College of Engineering segment of “small satellites' have +91 98451 73730; [email protected] paved the way for win-win Er. S. Shanmugam partnerships across the continents +91 9980610017 / 96111 65231 [email protected] among popular institutions. Summit Participation Summit Structure Internationally acclaimed student satellite The Second International Summit on “Student’s Satellite Mission 2022”will discuss a summit will only accommodate 20 wide canvas of topics and themes related to the development of student satellites, Institutions on the first-come-first-serve and is structured with a unique format to help participants including Faculty and basis. Avail this opportunity by participating Students have a 360 degree perspective on student satellites and missions, and from your Institute for the continual sessions develop competencies to Conceive, Design, Develop and Operate envisioned satellite of ITCA international student satellite developments and project programmes not development programmes. just for this summit but work real-time work- The summit is a combination of seminar and workshop formats that would facilitate based certifications,
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