The ESA Space Environments and Effects section (TEC-EPS), the Space Safety Programme (S2P) and the Space Environments and Effects Network of Technical Competences (SEENoTC) invites colleagues to the Space Environment Monitoring Workshop (SPACEMON) to be held on 15th to 17th of May 2023 in ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands.
The purpose of this workshop is to present and discuss the current research and developments of space environment monitors covering the following areas :
- space radiation
- plasma (particles and fields, TEC)
- micro-particles
- planetary dust
- magnetometers
- atomic oxygen sensors, including environment monitors for Cubesats applications .
This includes also exploitation of in-flight data, including calibration to feed-back lessons learned into ongoing and future monitor developments.
Nominally, presentations will be limited to European submissions or European-led activities, the call for abstracts is now open and abstracts can be submitted via the website:
https://indico.esa.int/e/spacemon2023
The deadline for submission is: 23rd of March 2023 1700CET
In order to register and submit an abstract colleagues will need to first be registered on ESA’s Indico system:
https://indico.esa.int/event/428/registrations
This workshop is free and will be held in ESA ESTEC (location to be communicated later). While onsite participation is strongly encouraged, online participation might also be possible (see website updates). In that case the organising committee may limit the number of accepted registrants in order to keep a good balance between onsite and online
In order to keep updated with SPACEMON2023 and to be on the preliminary distribution list for the next SPACEMON event you must register on the website. If you are registered (and your registration is accepted) then you will gain access to material even if you cannot attend. If you do not register you will not be kept informed about SPACEMON!
For more information on Privacy and Data Protection Policy and how it affects SPACEMON see the link on the website.