How to deliver a sustainable environment for future space operations
There is an increasing need for effective space traffic control in order to manage the growing numbers of objects in Earth orbit, both active satellites and space debris.
This talk will suggest measures that can be taken by satellite operators, licensing authorities, and companies which are developing space surveillance networks to deliver a sustainable environment for future space operations.
Dr. Stuart Eves has a PhD in satellite constellation design and has recently written a book on ‘Space Traffic Control’. He has been involved with a wide variety of space missions, including TopSat, which set a satellite world record for “resolution per mass” when it was launched in 2005.
Stuart has been a fellow of both the Royal Astronomical Society and the British Interplanetary Society for more than 25 years.
The lecture will be at the Pomme D’Or at 8pm and will be preceded by an optional dinner costing £30.00 per person for a three course dinner and coffee, starting at 6.30pm.
Lecture only guests are welcome for an 8pm start with no booking required.
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