Solenix, as part of a Telespazio Vega Deutschland led consortium, has completed its involvement in the European Space Agency (ESA) study, which had the objective to develop the architecture and an initial version of a PaperLess Ground Segment Engineering (PLGSE) framework.
Solenix, in partnership with VisionSpace Technologies, has been awarded a study by the European Space Agency to look for new approaches for satellite mission operations that defy traditional concepts. The consortium led by VisionSpace will be investigating how the latest concepts and advances in areas such as automation, data analysis, autonomy and others can support the design of an approach for offline mission operations.
Solenix is supporting the European Space Agency (ESA) in monitoring some of the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. As part of their responsibilities in the Engineering Support Team of ESA’s Data Application and Phi-lab divisions, our colleagues Sara Aparício and Itziar Alonso have contributed to the development of the RACE dashboard.
Solenix together with its consortium partners DH Consultancy and SPARC have been awarded a new contract to design and develop a new tool to support spacecraft operators in the monitoring, forecasting, and reporting of the space weather environment and its influences on spacecraft operations. The development forms part of ESA’s Space Safety Programme which is continuing the work of the Space Situational Awareness Programme to develop a European network of Space Weather services targeting end user needs.
Back in 2014, a consortium led by Solenix was awarded the Frame Contract for Social Media and Mobile Applications Development for EO Ground Segment and Mission Operations for the ESA Centre for Earth Observation (ESA/ESRIN).
Last week our colleague Itziar Alonso went to Morocco to train experts from 25 African countries in cloud computing, as part of an event organised by the European Space Agency (ESA), the African Union Commission, the Joint Research Centre and EUMETSAT.
Solenix is the software partner in a consortium led by SPARC, which has been awarded a new contract by the European Space Agency to develop the ground processor for the next generation radiation monitor (NGRM) instrument in the scope of the Space Situational Awareness programme.
At Solenix, we have been working in the field of mission data analysis for the last 15 years. Through our work with European space institutions, we have supported the operations of many missions with tools that simplify and automate the analysis of spacecraft telemetry data, thanks to innovative ways of manipulating it and correlating it with other data sources.
We are happy to announce that a new web application we have developed for EUMETSAT and the Virtual Laboratory for Training and Education in Satellite Meteorology (VLab) of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) is available to the public here! The objective of this application, which is the successor of EUMETSAT’s Training Calendar, is to widen the access to the training opportunities that both EUMETSAT and the VLab offer, making sure that they reach as many people as possible.
Solenix went (almost) into space! Our first High Altitude Ballooning mission “Hugin’s Eye” launched on 29 June 2019 into the stratosphere. Hugin’s Eye started as a company-funded pet project with the goal to send a weather balloon, including its payload, in the heights above 30 Km.