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Welcome to the third annual Cubesat Innovation Workshop at UNSW Sydney! Proudly supported by the CSIRO and the NSW Government.

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Tuesday, July 10
 

9:00am AEST

Welcome Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyProf Andrew Dempster

9:20am AEST

MarCO: Interplanetary CubeSats In Flight [remote presentation] Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Andrew Klesh

9:50am AEST

Update on the Buccaneer and SHARC Cubesat Missions Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMonique Hollick

10:05am AEST

Progress and Update of UNSW EC0: Australia's First Cubesat Trio in Orbit Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Joon Wayn Cheong

10:20am AEST

The University of Sydney's 2U; 'INSPIRE-2', 'Training Center for Cubesats' and beyond Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr James Harpur

10:35am AEST

MORNING TEA Foyer area

11:00am AEST

An Overview of CSIRO's Small Satellite Initiatives Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyKimberley Clayfield

11:20am AEST

Defence Science and Technology Strategy for Space Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDavid Lingard

11:40am AEST

The New Zealand Space-scape and CubeSat research at The University of Auckland Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Nicholas Rattenbury

12:00pm AEST

The Advanced Instrumentation Technology Centre @ Mt Stromlo - A National Resource Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyBrad Tucker

12:20pm AEST

The Australian Space Start-Up Landscape Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyTim Parsons

12:40pm AEST

LUNCH Foyer area

1:30pm AEST

Space Photovoltaic Solar Cells: Present Status and Future Promise Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyNed Ekins-Daukes

1:40pm AEST

Patch Antennas Integrated with Solar Cells for Cubesats – A Study on the Losses of the Integrated Antennae/PV system Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyGavin Conibeer

1:50pm AEST

Quantum Communications with CubeSats Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyA/Prof Robert Malaney

2:00pm AEST

Betavoltaics for space Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMs My-Linh Nguyen • Edward Obbard

2:10pm AEST

GPS Receivers for Cubesats and Launch Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Eamonn Glennon

2:20pm AEST

Towards reliable FPGA-based reconfigurable satellite systems Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Ediz Cetin

2:30pm AEST

Development of an Open-Source CubeSat Reaction Wheel System Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMark Yeo

2:40pm AEST

Address Non-Constrained Multi-Objective Design Problems using Layered Pareto Frontiers: A Case Study of a CubeSat design Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Li Qiao

2:50pm AEST

AFTERNOON TEA Foyer area

3:15pm AEST

The UNSW-EC0 Groundstation Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Ben Southwell

3:25pm AEST

Ground Correlated Fireball Observations from Low Earth Orbit Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Benjamin Hartig

3:35pm AEST

ASTRO’s Open Source Satellite Project & The Linear Electromagnetic Accelerator for CubeSat Science Missions Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Hugh Carrigg

3:45pm AEST

GLUV - A High Cadence UV Balloon System Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyBrad Tucker

3:55pm AEST

BALSAR: A new high altitude balloon-borne Synthetic Aperture Radar Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Elias Aboutanios

4:05pm AEST

Cubesat Development in Student Societies Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyTimothy Guo

4:15pm AEST

The Auckland Programme for Space Systems Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Nicholas Rattenbury

4:25pm AEST

Wrap-Up Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyProf Andrew Dempster

5:15pm AEST

Space Connect Ideation Session [Invitation Only] TBA
 
Wednesday, July 11
 

9:00am AEST

Welcome Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyProf Andrew Dempster

9:05am AEST

Australian Space Agency - Legislative arrangements related to civil space activities Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMark Todd

9:30am AEST

Space (Launches and Returns) Act 2018 Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDonna Lawler

9:55am AEST

On the liability of Australia’s Space Activities Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Elias Aboutanios

10:10am AEST

Space Business 101: Practical Considerations for Starting a Small Satellite Business Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyBill Barrett

10:35am AEST

MORNING TEA Foyer area

11:00am AEST

Rocket Lab - The Electron Orbital Launch Vehicle Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Sandy Tirtey

11:15am AEST

Reusable launch of Small Satellites Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyProf Michael Smart

11:30am AEST

Black Sky Aerospace - Payload Specialisation Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyBlake Nikolic

11:45am AEST

Space Ops development update Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Patrick Wang

12:00pm AEST

Equatorial Launch Australia Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyScott Wallis

12:15pm AEST

Creating a Sovereign Space Launch Operations Ecosystem: Increasing Launch Opportunities for the Australian Satellite Market Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyRichard Allen

12:30pm AEST

Launching the New Space revolution Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyJames Gilmour

12:45pm AEST

LUNCH Foyer area

1:30pm AEST

Fleet Space Technologies - Update from the coal face [remote presentation] Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Andrew Barton

1:45pm AEST

Expanding Myriota's Space Segment Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Iain Cartwright

2:00pm AEST

An Australian Made Small Satellite Platform Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Matthew Tetlow

2:15pm AEST

Project Morpheus - Fault Resistant CubeSat Avionics Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyDr Jason Held

2:30pm AEST

Nanosatellites in High Earth Orbit Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyWilliam Crowe

2:45pm AEST

AFTERNOON TEA Foyer area

3:10pm AEST

Picosats Evolved Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyStuart McAndrew • Conrad Pires

3:20pm AEST

Creating new markets in space Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneySebastian Chaoui

3:30pm AEST

Spectral Aerospace: SmallSat Remote Sensing Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyBenjamin Koschnick

3:40pm AEST

Space 2.0 Ground Segment: Bringing It Back to Earth Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Keith Rosario • David Waterhouse

3:50pm AEST

Spiral Blue - Stopping maritime piracy from space Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyTaofiq Huq

4:00pm AEST

Gigabit nanosatellites; Disruptive technology and systems for the Earth and Space observation sciences Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyMr Paris Michaels

4:10pm AEST

Using GPS-Reflectometry from Space to Understand Real-time Groundstate Conditions Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyStephen Belfer

4:20pm AEST

Wrap-Up Lecture Theatre M17, Chemical Sciences Building, UNSW SydneyProf Andrew Dempster
 

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