[Sls-ocm] AW: Invitation to workshop on "Optical LEO downlinks and standardization" + agenda

[Ronald Freund]

Dear All,

 

I will attend the meeting.

 

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards

 

Dr. Ronald Freund

 

Head of Photonic Networks and Systems

ronald.freund at hhi.fraunhofer.de

 

Tel +49 30 31002-652

 

Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute

Einsteinufer 37, 10587 Berlin, Germany

www.hhi.fraunhofer.de/pn

 

Von: Nicolas.Perlot at dlr.de [mailto:Nicolas.Perlot at dlr.de] 
Gesendet: Dienstag, 22. März 2011 10:19
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Betreff: Invitation to workshop on "Optical LEO downlinks and
standardization" + agenda

 

Dear Lasercom People,

 

You are invited to the workshop on „Optical LEO downlinks and
Standardization“ in Berlin on May 17th.

This workshop is embedded in CCSDS technical meetings (see details at
http://public.ccsds.org/meetings/2011Spring/default.aspx).

Please let me know


1.     If you plan to attend the workshop

2.     If you wish to present some slides on a related topic (see the agenda
draft blow)

 

Please forward this invitation to people that you think could contribute to
the workshop (national agencies, universities as well as private companies
are welcome).

 

This workshop is an initiative of DLR supported by the DIN (Deutsches
Institut für Normung). It is believed that optical LEO downlinks have a
great application potential but they require international coordination
(interoperability, ground station network).

 

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Agenda draft

 

Location: Room 0103

i) Introduction

9:00    Background and goals of workshop 

9:20    User requirements: Data rate, Availability, 


10:00   Communication channel of optical LEO downlinks

10:20   Comparison of direct LEO downlinks and GEO-relay scenario

        10:30   Break

ii) Standardization of optical space communications

        


12:30   Lunch

iii) Suitable technologies

Homodyne-BPSK Laser terminal (R. Lange, Tesat)

(M. Gerken, Zeiss Optronics) to be confirmed

OSIRIS: Laser-source for microsatellite (N. Perlot, DLR)




iv) Discussion / Summary 

Discussion, AOB, Summary

17:00   End of Meeting

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Best regards,

 

Nicolas Perlot

 

-- 

Nicolas Perlot, Ph.D.

Digital Networks Section,

Optical Communications Group

 

German Aerospace Center (DLR)                 phone: ++49/8153/281836

Institute of Communications and Navigation    fax:   ++49/8153/282844

Oberpfaffenhofen, P.O. Box 11 16              email: nicolas.perlot at dlr.de

82234 Wessling, Germany                       http://www.dlr.de/KN/KN-DN/ 

 

 

 


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