Announcement: this event has now become online only and will be held on the Organisers Virtual Conference Platform.
With the Small Satellites market expected to grow into a $7.53 bn (GBP5.94 bn) industry by 2022, the ability to deliver connectivity here on the ground through new LEO constellations mantel is already being seriously developed by leading industry and government stakeholders worldwide.
As adoption of small, nano and cube satellites constellations has been driven by the commercial market - in particular for COMSATCOM - there is now growing consensus that architectures of military systems can and must include architecture that will support LEO solution provision.
With this in mind, we are delighted to announce the inaugural
Small Satellites Virtual Conference on 26th - 27th April 2021 which will explore economies of scale,
small satellite production and design, regulatory considerations in the increasingly congested domain and key programme updates from across leading space agencies, militaries and commercial solution providers.
This conference will be held in British Summer Time (GMT+1)
Benefits of Attending
- Understand what the emerging mega-constellations mean from a regulatory perspective & meet and engage with key licensing bodies to determine how best to do business within the small satellites market
- Key updates from leading commercial solution providers developing cutting edge cube and nanosatellites - including leading UK industrial partners
- Learn how future launch is being developed with critical perspectives from industry, space agencies and militaries developing this capability
- Meet and network with innovation companies and government stakeholders disrupting our approach to space
The Virtual Conference Platform will deliver the following benefits:
- Live and On Demand speaker content: Get access to the latest strategies and case studies from your market place online!
- Network with all the event attendees: Connect, see who’s attending, chat and share contact details with all online delegates, speakers and sponsors
- Exhibit a Virtual Booth: You can pack your customized booth full of documents, videos and even show who is manning the booth during the event and hosting meetings
- Host & Join Meetings & Socials: Join preferred speaking sessions, host you own meetings and even a virtual Networking social, with in built Zoom functionality
Conference Chairs:
- Mr Roger Hunter, Program Manager, Small Spacecraft and Technology Program, NASA
- Dr Stuart Eves, Director, SJE Space
Expert Speakers Include:
- Mr Andrew Cawthorne, Director, Surrey Satellite Technology
- Mrs Charlene Jacka, Branch Chief Engineer, Small Satellite Portfolio, AFRL,US Air Force
- Mr Rich Burchfield, Executive Director, Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation
- Mr Tim Rush, Senior Vice President, US Space, Gallagher Aerospace
- Dr Richard Welle, Senior Scientist, xLab, The Aerospace Corporation
- Mr Michael Rudd, Head of Telecommunications Strategy, UK Space Agency
- Ms Merissa Velez, Attorney Advisor, Federal Communications Commission
- Captain Jacob Singleton, Space Innovation Lead, CIS Division, Dstl/US Air Force
- Mr Thomas Welter, Head of Regulatory Affairs and Orbit/Spectrum Resources, Agence Nationale des Frequences (ANFR)
- Mr Chuen Chern Loo, Head Space Registration and Publication Division, International Telecommunication Union
- Professor Christopher Newman, Professor of Space Law & Policy, Northumbria University
- Mr Claude Rousseau, Research Director, Northern Sky Research (NSR)
- Mr Grzegorz Zwolinski, Chief Operating Offi cer, SatRevolution
- Mr Andy Vick, Head of Disruptive Technology, RAL Space
- Mr Ricardo Conde, President, Portuguese Space Agency
- Professor Malcolm Macdonald, Chair of Space Technology, University of Strathclyde
- Ms Liz Quintana, Head of Satellite Industry Engagement, Ofcom
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This conference will be held in British Summer Time (GMT+1)
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