Call for Papers
The MNSAT’18 is organized with the objective to bring together researchers, developers, industries and experts from academia and space industry…
MNSAT brings together leading researchers in ICT for government and industry representatives, including decision-makers with an interest in using ICT for researchers focusing on ICT effects on ICT & electronics industry. MNSAT gather all public, private and civil society organizations from across the humanitarian and international development community. Participants share how they’ve used innovations in technology to increase the impact of their work. Highly interactive and hands-on, the conference attracts a diverse audience of technical advisors, executives, and others who offer a range of practical insights on applying technology to development, humanitarian, and conservation challenges. Also MNSAT will be focusing on major space and satellites industries along with satellites applications towards ICT and the innovation of technology, R&D and the concentration over the telecommunication, remote sensing and signal & image processing.
The MNSAT’18 is organized with the objective to bring together researchers, developers, industries and experts from academia and space industry…
This MNSAT Form should be filled in online. At least one of the authors listed in the paper must register for MNSAT’18.…
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International workshop on “Hands On – Building NanoSatellite” |
Fees (200 €) or (2000 DH) |
Registration Online |
Int. Certification will be provided to participants |
Workshop program will be as following : |
Topic 1 : Introduction about Satellite, its sub-systems and functionality (45m). Topic 2 : Information about CANSAT/Cube-Satellite (30m). Topic 3 : Software and Hardware’s involved in Satellite Subsystems (45m). Break : (15 min) Topic 4 : Knowledge about micro-controller, programming the firmware, data upload (45m). Topic 5 : Hands-on session on CanSat and Arduino (1h) |
Luis Gerardo Zárate is a member of KSF Space, computer engineer graduated from the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi, Mexico. He obtained the Master of Science in Aeronautical and Space Systems degree at the Institut Supérieur de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace in Toulouse, France in the year 2014. During his engineering studies he spent one year at the ENSEEIHT in Toulouse, France the year 2008. Luis is a specialist in real time critical systems. He did his master’s end-of-studies project at Airbus developing an interface that allows the simulation engineers to use different 3D visualization tools with different simulation platforms. Since 2014 he has been working at Datiotec Aerospace / Edison Effect, leading different projects focused on the nano-satellites sector. Currently he is starting a new project with Datiotec Aerospace with the objective of developing an EVTOL vehicle. |
Workshop STEM Space |
FIRST Time in Morocco |
For Colleges & High Schools |
Workshop program will be as following : |
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Holly Melear will be discussing the need to create a pipeline and movement of youth for the upcoming demands in the commercial and governmental space and technology industries. With our world changing and growing even smellers we globally approach living and working off-world, humanity will need to be planning on who will be leading and working in these communities. How do we create not just surviving communities, but thriving communities? By creating a movement of youth globally, who will be engaged with industry leaders, we can support the broadening pipeline for industry in free space and space settlement planning on the moon, Mars, and beyond. In aspects of off –world employment, we will need workers ranging from asteroid mining, engineering, R&D, space agriculture, and architecture to list a few. However, it will not only be these more tangible and scientific needs for having a truly thriving new settlement off-world. We will also need all other fields of industry and employment to make this endeavor possible and successful. We will need the educators, the artists, and the out of the box thinkers. We will need those to help guide future generations on policy, treaty, ideology, and law. |
A) Nano-Micro Satellite missions
B) Nano – Micro Satellite Technologies and infrastructure
C) Telecommunication & Satellite Applications
D) Computer and network* Web servers and services * Algorithms and Models of Computing — Approximate and inexact computing, quantum and probabilistic computing * Biological Computing Models — Brain computing, neural computing, computational neuroscience, biologically-inspired architectures Limits on Technology Scaling and Moore’s Law — Defect- and variability-tolerant designs, graph and other novel materials, nanoscale design, optoelectronics, dark silicon. |