H-SPACE 2016

Időpont: 
2016. February 25. 13:30 to 2016. February 26. 15:00
Helyszín: 
Building I, ground floor, room I.B.026
Kategória: 
Konferencia
Szervezés: 
BME-egyetem
Kapcsolattartó: 
Kálmán Kovács – kovacsk@mail.bme.hu; László Bacsárdi – bacsardi@mant.hu

2nd International Conference on Research, Technology and Education of Space

The Federated Innovation and Knowledge Centre (EIT), within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) – in cooperation with the Hungarian Astronautical Society – organizes an international conference on space research under the name H-SPACE 2016. Following the success of H-SPACE 2015, this becomes the 2nd International Conference on Research, Technology and Education of Space.

The topic of this year’s conference is “Roles of small satellites in space research and smart services”. The topic covers applications and services from Earth Observation to future Smart City solutions. The agenda of the conference addresses scientific, technological and educational issues of space research and space activities. The conference is open for both local and international professionals and provides an opportunity to showcase Hungarian scientific, technological, educational and outreach activities, related to space. The conference will have three main sections: Education (Hungarian only), followed by Science and Technology (in English).

The accepted papers will be published electronically and in print. The best lectures will receive the option of publishing in a journal, thus the conference contributes to the scientific progress of the researchers as a publication opportunity.

Keynote speakers

Franco Ongaro, Director of Technical and Quality Management (D/TEC), and Head of ESTEC in Noordwijk, the Netherlands
Tibor Balint, Royal College of Art, London
Richard Jones, Flow Chemistry Society
Rainer Sandau, International Academy of Astronautics

Registration

There is no registration fee for the conference, but the number of registered participants are limited to 120 participants.
Please register following this link until February 15. Please note that the online registration might be closed earlier when the registered number of participants reach 120.

The list of registered participants is available here

Preliminary program

The conference will have three sections:

February 25, 13.30-17.00: Opening, Keynote lecture, Session of Science and Technology (Part 1), English
February 25, 17.00-18.30: Session of Education and Outreach, Hungarian
February 26, 9.30-13.00: Session of Science and Technology (Part 2), English

Preliminary program is available here.

Post conference workshop

After the conference, the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) organizes its first European Space Generation Workshop (E-SGW), which will be held on February 26-27 in Budapest. The E-SGW is a two-day regional workshop for students and young professionals, between the ages of 18 and 35, primarily from the European region. The theme of the E-SGW is: „Approaches to promoting European regional collaboration in the space sector – the next generation perspective”. Delegates will discuss the most relevant and up-and-coming space topics in the European region. The participants will work in three Working Groups during the workshop and make recommendations, helping to shape and providing insight into the future of the European space sector. The workshop will start on Friday afternoon.

Detaild information about the workshop.

The workshop has  a separate registration sístem. Normal registration for the workshop is availbale until February 2.

Organizing Committee

Chair: Dr. Kálmán Kovács, Federated Innovation and Knowledge Centre
Co-chair: Dr. László Bacsárdi, Hungarian Astronautical Society
Prof. József Ádám, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Dr. Tibor Bálint, Royal College of Art, London
Prof. László Pap, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Prof. Gábor Stépán, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Dr. Fruzsina Tari, Ministry of National Development – Hungarian Space Office

Important dates

Submission deadline for abstracts: December 20, 2015 extended: January 6, 2016
Notification of acceptance: January 10, 2016 (starting from January 15, 2016)
Camera-ready submission of revised abstracts: January 30, 2016
Conference in Budapest: February 25-26, 2016
Post conference workshop (E-SGW 2016):  February 26-27, 2016

Contacts:

Kálmán Kovács – kovacsk@mail.bme.hu
László Bacsárdi – bacsardi@mant.hu