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<strong>→</strong> <strong>9th</strong> <strong>EUROPEAN</strong><br />

<strong>SPACE</strong> <strong>POWER</strong> <strong>CONFERENCE</strong><br />

<strong>ESPC</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

Announcement and Call for Papers<br />

In cooperation with:<br />

6–10 June <strong>2011</strong><br />

Saint-Raphaël Conference Centre<br />

Saint-Raphaël, Côte d’Azur, France<br />

www.espc<strong>2011</strong>.com


OBJECTIVES<br />

<strong>CONFERENCE</strong> TOPICS<br />

The ninth European Space Power Conference<br />

follows the success of the previous <strong>ESPC</strong><br />

conferences in Konstanz (2008), Stresa (2005),<br />

Porto (2002), Tarragona (1998), Poitiers (1995), Graz<br />

(1993), Firenze (1991) and Madrid (1989) held on a<br />

bi-annual and tri-annual basis. It is a unique forum<br />

covering all aspects of electrical power for space<br />

applications, from power system architecture to<br />

generation and storage, to power conversion and<br />

power management.<br />

Indeed, the electrical power subsystem is a core<br />

element of any spacecraft and the progress in<br />

technology is still giving new challenges and<br />

opportunities: reliability, functionality and<br />

performance have always been the main drivers<br />

for the power technology development; however<br />

the cost reduction requirement for LEO and<br />

Papers are solicited in the following topic areas:<br />

Power Systems and Subsystems<br />

• Spacecraft power systems and performances<br />

• Power system architecture and modelling<br />

• Power control protection and distribution<br />

• Power systems for deep space missions and<br />

exploration<br />

Photovoltaic Generators<br />

• Solar cells, module and generator design and<br />

technology<br />

• Mechanical, structural and thermal design<br />

• Testing, calibration and in-flight results<br />

• Environmental interactions<br />

LANGUAGE The working language of the conference is English.<br />

GEO missions invites the exploration of product<br />

standardisation possibilities with flexible concepts<br />

for using recurrent designs.<br />

In the past years power generation by advanced<br />

Gallium-Arsenide technology has become a baseline<br />

solution for satellites, and the next generation of<br />

solar cells is expected to bring further improvements<br />

in costs and performance. Furthermore, it is clear<br />

that a spin-off from space technology into terrestrial<br />

applications is ongoing.<br />

Since the first paper on lithium ion batteries for space<br />

appeared at the <strong>ESPC</strong> in 1998, lithium ion batteries<br />

have become the technology of choice for practically<br />

all new spacecraft. The main focus of interest is<br />

expected to be the management and performance of<br />

these batteries during integration and flight.<br />

Batteries and Fuel Cells<br />

• Electrochemical cell technology (secondary and<br />

primary including fuel cells and supercapacitors)<br />

• Battery design and management<br />

• Testing, modelling and flight performance<br />

Power Electronics<br />

• Power conversion techniques<br />

• Integrated functions (power hybrids, etc.)<br />

• Control theory, modelling and analysis<br />

• High-voltage power conversion, technology,<br />

control and testing methods<br />

• Space motor drives and control<br />

• Components


ABSTRACT<br />

PREPARATION<br />

REGISTRATION FEES<br />

<strong>CONFERENCE</strong><br />

LOCATION<br />

EXHIBITIONS<br />

WORKSHOPS<br />

& SEMINARS<br />

HOTEL<br />

RESERVATIONS<br />

Prospective authors are asked to submit an abstract<br />

explaining the problem that will be addressed in the<br />

paper, the major results, and how this is different<br />

from the closest existing literature. The principal<br />

criteria in selecting abstracts will be the quality and<br />

detail levels of the presented technical solutions<br />

associated to the usefulness of the work to the<br />

Conference Registrations (excluding VAT):<br />

Early Registration (by 1 April <strong>2011</strong>): 600 euros<br />

Registration (after 1 April <strong>2011</strong>): 650 euros<br />

Reduced registration for retired fellows: 300 euros<br />

<strong>ESPC</strong> <strong>2011</strong> will take place in the Conference Centre<br />

of Saint-Raphaël (south of France). Located halfway<br />

between Cannes and Saint-Tropez (38 km),<br />

Companies are invited to propose displays of<br />

their products during the conference. A dedicated<br />

exhibition hall will be located in the middle of the<br />

conference centre.<br />

Following the success of the workshops held during<br />

the previous conferences some half-day workshops<br />

and seminars will be held at the <strong>9th</strong> European<br />

Space Power Conference.<br />

Workshop and seminar themes are under<br />

Reservations can be made through<br />

the following website:<br />

www.esterel-cotedazur.com/Formulairereservation/form_esa-1.php<br />

practicing space professional.<br />

If an abstract is accepted, authors must submit a final<br />

manuscript before the deadline and participate to the<br />

conference. Authors will be invited to present their<br />

papers during an oral or poster session.<br />

Please visit www.espc<strong>2011</strong>.com for all details on<br />

abstract, final manuscript and poster formats.<br />

Student Registration: 100 euros<br />

Exhibitor Registration: 850 euros<br />

Please visit our web site, www.espc<strong>2011</strong>.com<br />

for registration details.<br />

Saint-Raphaël is a delightful Mediterranean seaside<br />

resort set at the foot of the magnificent Esterel Hills<br />

on the Côte d’Azur.<br />

Further information about the exhibitions<br />

organisation and registration can be found at:<br />

www.espc<strong>2011</strong>.com.<br />

definition. The tentative titles are the following:<br />

▪ Workshop on Power System Assembly<br />

Integration and Tests (AIT)<br />

▪ Workshop on Battery Qualification Approach<br />

▪ Seminar on Reliable Power and Signal Interfaces<br />

Early hotel booking is highly recommended.<br />

Accompanying Persons<br />

Information for sightseeing tours will be available at<br />

the conference reception.


<strong>CONFERENCE</strong> CHAIRS<br />

TECHNICAL<br />

PROGRAMME<br />

COMMITTEE<br />

Programme Chair:<br />

Carla Signorini (esa, nl)<br />

ORGANISING<br />

COMMITTEE<br />

WEBSITE<br />

IMPORTANT DATES/<br />

DEADLINES<br />

CONTACT<br />

Carla Signorini (esa, nl) Pierre Tastet (cnes, fr)<br />

Batteries and Fuel Cells<br />

Chair: Evelyne Simon<br />

(esa, nl)<br />

Reviewers:<br />

Naseer Ahmed (absl, gb)<br />

Yannick Borthomieu (saft, fr)<br />

Kevin Green (qinetiq, gb)<br />

Viktor Hacker (tu graz, at)<br />

Judith Jeevarajan (nasa, us)<br />

Patrick Mattesco<br />

(eads astrium, fr)<br />

Laurence Melac (cnes, fr)<br />

Yoshitsugu Sone (Jaxa, jp)<br />

Arild Vik (prototech, no)<br />

Coordinator:<br />

Olivier Mourra (esa, nl)<br />

Photovoltaic Generators<br />

Chair: Lothar Gerlach<br />

(esa, nl)<br />

Reviewers:<br />

Andreas Bett (ise, de)<br />

Ed Bongers (dutch space, nl)<br />

Roberta Campesato (cesi, it)<br />

Yannick Combet<br />

(thales alenia space, fr)<br />

Emanuele Ferrando<br />

(selex galileo, it)<br />

Trinidad Gomez (spasolab, es)<br />

Ana Gras (spasolab, es)<br />

Stefan Kersting (eads astrium, de)<br />

Etienne Rapp (cnes, fr)<br />

Gerhard Strobl (azurspace, de)<br />

Robert Walters (nrl, us)<br />

Power Electronics<br />

Chair: Ferdinando Tonicello<br />

(esa, nl)<br />

Reviewers:<br />

Claude Carron (eads astrium, fr)<br />

Winnie W Choy (boeing, us)<br />

Albert Crausaz (esa, nl)<br />

Matthias Gollor (esa, nl)<br />

Hans Jensen (terma, dk)<br />

Bernhard Kiewe (eads astrium, de)<br />

Fritz Kreid (ruag, at)<br />

Emilio La Peña (eads astrium, es)<br />

Esben Larsen (irf, dk)<br />

Alberto Lazzeretti (selex galileo, it)<br />

Christian Rouzies (cnes, fr)<br />

Wolfgang Schaeper<br />

(eads astrium, de)<br />

Further information about the conference can be found at: www.espc<strong>2011</strong>.com.<br />

ESA Conference Bureau<br />

Keplerlaan 1<br />

2200 AG Noordwijk<br />

The Netherlands<br />

Local Coordinator:<br />

Laurence Amen (cnes, fr)<br />

1 October 2010: Submission of Abstracts<br />

3 December 2010: Notification of Acceptance<br />

1 April <strong>2011</strong>: Submission of Final Papers<br />

Members:<br />

Phone: +31 71 565 5005<br />

Fax: +31 71 565 5658<br />

Email: esa.conference.bureau@esa.int<br />

Catherine Blondeel (thales alenia space, fr)<br />

ESA Conference Bureau (congrex, nl)<br />

Power Systems<br />

and Sub-Systems<br />

Chair: Thierry Blancquaert (esa, nl)<br />

Reviewers:<br />

Jean-Michel Cresp<br />

(thales alenia space, fr)<br />

Christian Elisabelar (cnes, fr)<br />

Heinz Dieter Junginger<br />

(eads astrium, de)<br />

Horst Fiebrich (esa, nl)<br />

Steve King (eads astrium, gb)<br />

Manuel Martin Alfonso (esa, nl)<br />

Aldo Polli, (galileo avionica, it)<br />

Peter Rumler (esa, nl)<br />

1 April <strong>2011</strong>: Registrations for all Authors and Exhibitors<br />

22 April <strong>2011</strong>: Final Programme<br />

6-10 June <strong>2011</strong>: Conference

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