Rezultaty
The document will describe the various identified IOV/IOD funding strategies based on partnership models (PPP schemes). Partnership schemes will be described with details on the sharing of responsibilities, costs and risk between the private and the public partners. For each selected scenario, the document will match a partnership scheme or a mix of funding schemes depending on each IOV mission context.
D1.4 : Exploitation & Dissemination PlanIt will present a workplan setup at the beginning of the project in order to ensure its impact by various means Dissemination detailed plan for publishing at bestfitted Workshops Conferences including commercial fairs if for facetoface contacts with Space operators Concertation exchanges with the European Commission and the other Compet5 projects at M3 in Brussels in order to maximise the probability to build reliable scenarios until IOVIODs for actual implementation by GOTOFLY partners and others in the next years
D1.2 : Public Summary ReportIt will present a synthesis of outputs from all workpackages and propose the best scenarios for InOrbit Validation and Demonstration gathering the most crucial new technologies adapted to new services associated with carriers that will present the best capacity versus cost ratio while being an opportunity to improve the performances of these carriers for the future With realistic funding solutions based on winnerwinner associations of goahead private operators satellite integrators and Space Agencies supporting public interests in Space
D4.1 : Catalogue of IOD/IOV carriersThe document will be a catalogue reporting and describing all carriers to host studied demonstrator payload for IOD/IOV. Carriers are composed by SAT Platform and related launcher that will be well described to identify supported IOD/IOV typologies of missions in term of orbital parameters, platform capabilities (supported mass, power etc.), constraints, launch opportunity identification and also to study case by case the opportunity to reuse the current carrier technologies or develop new ones. . This deliverable will compile all the files elaborated by the different partners identifying the IOD/IOV carriers. Each file will contain all the necessary information to perform this assessment (as described in the task). A standardized file contents will be requested and elaborated allowing neutral evaluation in further stages of the project.
D5.1 : Portfolio of Solutions & OpportunitiesThe document will detail a portfolio of solutions & opportunities for IOD/IOV as a set of quadruplets (mission, product/technology, carrier, launch opportunity). This portfolio will be elaborated by compiling the results of the review of the new satellite applications and services, the identification of new technologies & space products as well as the catalogue of IOD/IOV carrier and launchers.
D3.1 : Files of Candidate technologies & productThis deliverable will compile all the files elaborated by the different partners identifying the IOD/IOV technologies and products to be analysed and evaluated for future IOV/IOD missions. Each file will contain all the necessary information to perform this assesment (as described in the task) and special care will be taken to provide such information in a consistent way across suppliers and technologies in order to guarantee the feasibility and correctness of the trade-offs to be made based in these files. To do so, standardised file contents will be requested and elaborated allowing neutral evaluation in further stages of the project.
D2.1 : Missions reviewThis deliverable will consolidate in a comprehensive document the results of the global survey focused on newinnovative communication applications and services and addressed to relevant service providers and satellite operators The market trend analysis and promising fields not yet properly covered by present generation of telecom satellites will be derived from the overall survey and from available studies addressing new and innovative productstechnologies to be demonstrated before commercial use on telecom satellitesThis document will be a major input for identifying and selecting the possible scenarios for IODIOV as well as for addressing some of the related programmatic aspects
D1.1 : Intermediary Project ReportIt will draw the synthesis of WP 2 3 4 51 focusing on the main project intermediate results outlining the main trends of the satellite telecom market as GoToFly has committed to focus new Space technologies to be validated inflight on telecommunication missions the most subject to harsh competition portfolio of technologies and associated products which should be pushed in priority for consolidating the place of European Space industry in the worldwide competition for building the wining satellites providing the best services in he next future best carriers to Space matched to various sizes of Space equipment to be validated
D1.5 : Final Report on Exploitation & DisseminationIt will present the results of the project for Disseminating its proposals concerning IOVIODs at conferences or workshops concerning the Space activities at main fairs on communication satellite systems at coordination events organised or supported by the EC and plans of partners in order to Exploit its results ie take a decisive role in preparing InOrbit validations in the near future
This web-site will be of easy access for a large public, both by its title and browsing facilities. It will present : - at the beginning the GOTOFLY! targets and workplan (work breakdown, planning …), - after each project milestone a summary of reached results, based on the abstracts of the delivered reports - the list of the Consortium presentations at various Conferences and Cluster meetings; for Conferences, taking into account proprietary issues, it will consist of links with articles stored on the organiser or editor websites.
Publikacje
Autorzy:
J-D. Gayrard & V. Schena
Opublikowane w:
Proceedings of the 22nd Ka and Broadband Communications Conference, Numer 17-20 October, 2016, 2016
Wydawca:
Proceedings of 22nd Ka and Broadband Communications Conference
Autorzy:
V. Schena, F. Finocchiaro, S. Vono, M. A. Feudale, J-D Gayrard, M. Sotom, M. Aveline
Opublikowane w:
Proceedings of the 22nd Ka and Broadband Communications Conference, Numer 17-20 October, 2016, 2016
Wydawca:
Proceedings of 22nd Ka and Broadband Communications Conference
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