Programme - European GNSS Agency - Europa EU

20 juin 2016 - Galileo is Europe's global navigation satellite system, providing a highly accurate, guaranteed global positioning service under civilian control.
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Programme

15-minute presentations followed by questions and answers Copernicus is the European programme designed to provide information services, which combine satellite data and local observations, in order to monitor the environment and contribute to the security of European citizens. Galileo is Europe’s global navigation satellite system, providing a highly accurate, guaranteed global positioning service under civilian control.

Monday 20 June 19.00

Saturday 25 June

Vegetal biodiversity studied from Space: issues at stake and available tools Stéphane Jacquemoud - Institute of Earth Physics of Paris (IPGP)

Tuesday 21 June Human Space flights François Spiero - CNES (National Space Agency)

17.30

15.30

Vegetation monitoring and biomass measurement from Space Pierre-Louis Frison - Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée University

16.30

Ground movements in urban areas measured from Space Bénédicte Fruneau & Jean-Paul Rudant - Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée University

17.30

All Martians? Facts and dreams Michel Viso - CNES (National Space Agency)

18.00

The reputation of Space among citizens Max Grimard - Airbus Defence & Space

18.30

Access to Space Jürgen Ackermann - Airbus Safran Launchers

15.30

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Vincent Chatelée - Galileo Security Monitoring Centre (GSA/GSMC)

19.00

Desperately seeking for (extraterrestrial) intelligence Michel Viso - CNES (National Space Agency)

16.30

Ariane 5 and the launchers from the European Spaceport Marc Toussaint - European Space Agency (ESA)

17.30

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Pascal Campagne - FDC

Wednesday 22 June 17.30

Space (Ethernet) technology applied to autonomous driving Jacques Gatard - TTTech Computertechnik AG

18.00

Exomars: Europe on Mars Jean-Jacques Juillet - Thales Alenia Space

18.30

Earth seen from Space: radars and optical images Jean-Paul Rudant - Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée University

19.00

Herschel / Planck: Birth of our universe Jean-Jacques Juillet - Thales Alenia Space

Thursday 23 June

Sunday 26 June

Monday 27 June 18.00

IASI mission for atmospheric composition monitoring Cathy Clerbaux - Atmospheres, Environments and Spatial Observations Laboratory (LATMOS / IPSL / CNRS)

18.30

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Clovis De Matos - European Space Agency (ESA)

19.00

Space for Climate and Environment Max Grimard - Airbus Defence & Space

18.00

Environmental information: the Copernicus approach Daniel Vidal-Madjar - Research Director at CNRS, Former national coordinator for Copernicus

18.30

Copernicus: an essential contribution to the understanding of climate change Claire-Anne Reix - Thales Alenia Space

18.00

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Clovis De Matos - European Space Agency (ESA)

19.00

High throughput satellites against digital divide Sami Ben Amor - Thales Alenia Space

18.30

Towards a European observing system to monitor CO2 emissions Grégoire Broquet - Climate and Environmental Science Laboratory (LSCE / IPSL)

19.00

Satellites: a key support for Armed Forces Benoît Hancart - Thales Alenia Space

Tuesday 28 June 17.30

Friday 24 June 18.00

Where is the train? Juliette Marais - IFSTTAR

18.30

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Géraud Barrié - Galileo Security Monitoring Centre (GSA/GSMC)

The agenda may be subject to change. You can find the most updated version of the agenda on the website: http://ec.europa.eu/growth/sectors/space/expo/index_en.htm

20 - 29 June 2016

Parvis de la Gare Montparnasse Paris 15ème In cooperation with:

Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation programme Fabien Frossard - Galileo Security Monitoring Centre (GSA/GSMC)

Wednesday 29 June 18.00

Evolution of satellite applications at SNCF: 15 years already, which perspectives? Thierry Chatagneret & Edouard Chabanier - SNCF

18.30

Ocean salinity measurement using satellites Audrey Hasson - Oceanography and Climate Laboratory (LOCEAN / IPSL)

19.00

Geostationary telecommunication satellites: “Eppur si muove” Miguel Tortosa - Eutelsat

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