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- 1. UNAL, AHMET FARUK SPACE TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS, GNSS & SATCOM LS1925224 BEIHANG UNIVERSITY (BUAA) INTRODUCTION to SPACE TECHNOLOGIES SPACE TECH DEVELOPMENT in TURKEY
- 2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE WHO WORKS Institutes & Agencies Companies Communities TECHNOLOGY Satellites Rockets Subsystems FUTURE Software-Based Tech. Open Source Alternatives UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)2
- 3. 1.1. Institutes & Agencies TURKISH SPACE AGENCY TUA UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)3
- 4. 1.2. Companies 5 Companies in UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)4
- 5. 1.2. Companies 52 69 85 86 89 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)5
- 6. 1.3. Communities UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)6
- 7. 2. TECHNOLOGIES SATELLITES1 ROCKETS SUBSYSTEMS 2 3 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)7
- 8. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 TURKSAT 1A/1B/1C Eurasiasat 1 (TURKSAT 2A) TURKSAT 3A TURKSAT 4A TURKSAT 4B TURKSAT 5A TURKSAT 5B FALCON 9 ROCKET will be launched on TURKSAT 6A Retired Operating R&D / Will be launched (COMM ) UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)8 are being developed by Turkish Industry…
- 9. BİLSAT BILSAT was the first Turkish Scientific Earth Observation satellite and was built under a training and development programme between SSTL and TUBITAK- UZAY. Launch Date: 27 Sep 2003 SATELLITES (EARTH OBSERVATION)1 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)9 • A nine-band low resolution multi-spectral imager. COBAN (Payload) • A DSP based image processing module that uses the JPEG2000 algorithm to compress images taken by BILSAT's on board cameras. GEZGIN (Payload) Two payloads were designed and built by Turkish engineers!
- 10. First microsatellite designed & built by Turkish Engineers! Launch Date: 17 August 2011 BİLSAT SATELLITES (EARTH OBSERVATION)1 R&D Progress UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)10
- 11. SATELLITES (EARTH OBSERVATION)1 6U NANOSATELLITE Space-based Automatic Identification System PİRİSAT LAGARİ MICROSATELLITE High Resolution Observation UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)11 R&D / Will be launched
- 12. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (MILITARY) Elements of the structure & payload Dev. of Ground Segment Telemetry encryption UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)12 High-resolution (0.8m) optical sensor 1000 kg weight 695 km, sun sync orbit Systems that developed by Turkish industry:
- 13. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (MILITARY) Developed and built in Turkey Minisatellite, (450) 409 kg weight 686 km, sun sync orbit UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)13 EOS-C optical camera procured 2.5 m resolution reconnaissance
- 14. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES(Sci, Tech & Edu) 2U QB50 CubeSat Payload; SDR and Image Processing Payload; a probe sampling the electron density 1 14 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)
- 15. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (Sci, Tech & Edu) 2U QB50 CubeSat Payload; x-ray detector Payload; probe sampling the electron density 15 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)
- 16. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (Sci, Tech & Edu) 1U CubeSat < 1 kg Passive stability system by magnetic field and a VGA camera 720 km, sun-sync orbit 16 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)
- 17. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (Sci, Tech & Edu) 17 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY) VHF/UHF Transponder (Voice Comm.) Small camera and deorbiting system Redundancy; in-house developed systems 680 km, sun-sync
- 18. 2. TECHNOLOGIESSATELLITES1 (Sci, Tech & Edu) Cooperation with JPF (Japan Space Forum) Deployed from the ISS Simplified version of the TurkSat-3U 18 UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)
- 19. 2. TECHNOLOGIESROCKETS2 MICRO-SATELLITE LAUNCHING SYSTEM UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)19
- 20. 2. TECHNOLOGIES OTHERS (Subsystems, payloads etc)3 Platform-Based Satellite Communication Systems Ground Control Stations Surveillance and Reconnaissance Satellite Equipment Payload Equipment and Services Data and Image Processing . . . UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)20 Turkish industry got the ability to design almost all systems, subsystems and specific needs…
- 21. 3. FUTURE Software-Defined Technologies Open Source Alternatives / Developments Follow the Trend & Lead the Trend UNAL, AHMET FARUK (TURKEY)21
- 22. UNAL, AHMET FARUK SPACE TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS, GNSS & SATCOM LS1925224 THANK YOU…
Editor's Notes
- The presentation has 3 main parts; these are who works for space technology, and what are these technologies and what about our future?
- In Turkey, we have TUBITAK SPACE TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH INSTITUTE and Turkish Space Agency. Besides that,
- we have many private companies that 5 of them are in the top 100 of the world, here are,
- And also, we have some communities, here are the popular ones,
- Now, let me show you what kind of technologies we have developed, there will be 3 titles;
- Firstly, our communication satellites. First satellites were not developed by Turkey, the new generations are being developed by Turkish companies, and motivative things are being done like SpaceX collaboration. Let’s look at the earth observation satellites;
- It is our first observation satellite, it was designed by collaboration with
- It is our first microsatellite made by Turkish engineers. In addition to these satellites,
- we are being developed two more satellites…
- Gokturk is our first military satellite for reconnaissance. The main contractor was not a Turkish company but we designed and built subsytems.
- The satellite was developed and built in Turkey.
- Havelsat is a QB50 cubesat and it was designed and built by Turkish volunteers
- BeEagleSat also is a QB50 cubesat and it was designed and built by Turkish volunteers
- BeEagleSat also is a 1U cubesat and it was designed and built by Turkish volunteers
- TurkSat-3U also is a 3U cubesat and it was designed and built by Turkish volunteers
- UBAKUSAT is the simplified version of TurkSat 3U
- Here is the launching system being designed and built by ROKETSAN, a Turkish defense company.
- We got the ability to design almost all subsystems and specific payloads.
- These 3 technologies are popular and modern in any area and industry. To get our independence of space technology…
- Thanks…