Fifth International Conference on Spacecraft Formation Flying Missions and Technologies, Munich, Germany
29 May 2013 - 29 May 2013
Germany
The Fifth International Conference on Spacecraft Formation Flying Missions and Technologies will be held from 29 to 31 May 2013 in Munich, Germany.
The conference focuses on technologies and systems for spacecraft formation-flying and on-orbit-servicing, and offers the opportunity to discuss ideas and share experiences with participants from all over the world. It is intended as a forum for global experts and will act as a showcase for the most recent achievements in the area of distributed space systems. Particular attention will be given to actual national and international space projects, in an attempt to outline the activities which are paving the way for the transition of these breakthrough technologies into operational missions.
The conference is organized by the German Space Operations Center of DLR in collaboration with NASA/JPL (USA) and CSA (Canada). It follows a tradition of organization by national and international space agencies like CNES, NASA, ESA and CSA. Today the program committee comprises representatives from many world space agencies.For further information, please visit:
http://www.sffmt2013.org/
The conference focuses on technologies and systems for spacecraft formation-flying and on-orbit-servicing, and offers the opportunity to discuss ideas and share experiences with participants from all over the world. It is intended as a forum for global experts and will act as a showcase for the most recent achievements in the area of distributed space systems. Particular attention will be given to actual national and international space projects, in an attempt to outline the activities which are paving the way for the transition of these breakthrough technologies into operational missions.
The conference is organized by the German Space Operations Center of DLR in collaboration with NASA/JPL (USA) and CSA (Canada). It follows a tradition of organization by national and international space agencies like CNES, NASA, ESA and CSA. Today the program committee comprises representatives from many world space agencies.For further information, please visit:
http://www.sffmt2013.org/