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CSDA Seminar Series

The CSDA runs a seminar series, featuring talks from experts in the field of Space Domain Awareness. Details of upcoming seminars and past recordings can be found hereLink opens in a new window.

For more information, or to register interest in giving a talk, please contact the seminar coordinators: Paul ChoteLink opens in a new window.

Monday, July 12, 2021

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Runs from Monday, July 12 to Friday, July 16.

The National Science Foundation鈥檚 NOIRLAB and the American Astronomical Society will hold the Satellite Constellations 2 (SATCON 2) Workshop virtually from July 12-16, 2021.

The Satellite Constellations 2 (SATCON2) workshop will discuss how to implement mitigation strategies to minimise the impact of satellite constellations on astronomy.

SATCON2, the successor workshop to last year鈥檚 SATCON1, has three objectives:

  • Define and quantify resources, metrics, and collaborations needed to implement the SATCON1 recommendations, many of which will require substantial effort and funds to address.
  • Engage astronomers and satellite operators collaboratively in exploring policy frameworks and developing policy points for operations in low Earth orbit (LEO).
  • Increase the diversity of stakeholders and perspectives working to address both the challenges and the opportunities for astronomers, satellite operators, and all of humanity created by the industrialisation of space.
More information | Tags: Conference External Virtual |

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