Head Tutor - Alpbach Summer School

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SUMMER SCHOOL TUTORS 2014
SPACE MISSIONS FOR
GEOPHYSICS OF THE
TERRESTRIAL
PLANETS
TUTOR TEAM 2014
Head Tutor: Peter Falkner, ESA
Engineering Tutors:
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Günter Kargl, Space Research Institute Graz
Jaan Praks, University of Aalto
Manuela Unterberger, Technical University Graz
Alejandro Cardesín Moinelo, ESA
Science Tutors:
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Oliver Baur, Space Research Institute, Graz
Roger Haagmans, ESA
Ruth Ziethe, University of Berne
Richard Ghail, Imperial College London
Roving Tutors:
• Leah-Nani S. Alconcel, Imperial College London, Science
• Imke de Pater, Netherlands, Science
• Hans Sünkel, Technical University Graz, Science
• Bert Vermeersen, TU Delft, Science
• Michael Fehringer, ESA, Engineering,
• Rune Floberghagen, ESA, Engineering
• Markus Hallmann, DLR, Engineering
Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft | Sensengasse 1 | 1090 Wien | www.ffg.at
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SHARE OF WORK OF TUTORS
Head Tutor: Peter Falkner
Team Orange:
(E) Günter Kargl, SRI Graz
(S) Roger Haagmans, ESA
Team Blue:
(E) Jaan Praks, Univ. Aalto
(S) Ruth Ziethe, Univ. Bern
Team Green:
(E) Manuela Unterberger, TU Graz
(S) Richard Ghail, Imperial College London
Team Red:
(E) Alejandro Cardesín Moinelo, ESA
(S) Oliver Baur, SRI Graz
Roving Tutors:
• Leah-Nani S. Alconcel, Imperial College London, Science
• Imke de Pater, Netherlands, Science
• Hans Sünkel, Technical University Graz, Science
• Bert Vermeersen, TU Delft, Science
• Michael Fehringer, ESA, Engineering
• Rune Floberghagen, ESA, Engineering
• Markus Hallmann, DLR, Engineering
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PETER FALKNER - HEAD TUTOR
European Space Agency
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Head of Advanced Payload & Mission Concepts Office,
Future Missions Preparation Office,
Science and Robotic Exploration
Conducted many space mission studies in the field of planetary
exploration, solar system missions and Mars robotic exploration
Technology preparation & development for future missions
Instrument development for planetary missions
CO-I Huygens HASI/PWA, Stereo, Cluster-II, Rosetta,…
Space Systems Engineering (Eng., TU-Delft),
Electrical Engineering (Eng., TU-Graz),
Space Instrumentation (Dr. Techn., TU-Graz)
Summer School Head Tutor for several years
17 years at ESA
6 years at Austrian Academy of Sciences (IWF)
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ROGER HAAGMANS – TEAM ORANGE
• Head, Earth Surfaces and Interior
Section, Earth Observation
Programmes Directorate
• Senior Advisor (potential fields), ESA
• Interests: gravity and magnetic fields,
surface deformation and links to solid
earth science
• Mission scientist GOCE and Swarm
• Prior to ESA: associate professor in
geodesy and surveying, NLH, Norway
and assistent professor in geodesy, TU
Delft, NL
• 13 years at ESA
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GÜNTER KARGL – TEAM ORANGE
• Comets
• In-situ instrumentation
• Physical properties of surface
materials
• Laboratory experiments
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RUTH ZIETHE – TEAM BLUE
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Studied interior of terrestrial planets at WWU Münster w/
T. Spohn
Diploma: 3D-convection in the Moon and the influence
on topography and geoid
PhD: Sinking Iron Diapirs: A Model for Planetary Core
formation
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Postdoctoral research: planet formation and early
thermal evolution of terrestrial planets, small bodies, and
icy moons
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Internal fellowship at ESA/ESTEC with focus on thermal
evolution of planet Mercury in the scope of the Bepi
Colombo Mission
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Project manager for CaSSIS at University of Bern:
colour and stereo imager on-board the 2016 ExoMars
Trace Gas Orbiter
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JAAN PRAKS – TEAM BLUE
• Space technology teacher in Aalto
University, Finland
• Coordinator of Aalto-1 and Aalto-2
CubeSat projects
• Special interests: small satellites,
CubeSat, remote sensing, radar remote
sensing, spectral imaging
https://wiki.aalto.fi/display/[email protected]/Home
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RICHARD GHAIL – TEAM GREEN
Lecturer in Planetary and Engineering Geology
Imperial College London
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Lead on the proposed EnVision radar mission to Venus
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Research interests include planetary tectonics, particularly
intraplate processes, structural geology and engineering
geomorphology
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Expertise in radar remote sensing, especially the application
of interferometric SAR to the detection of millimetric fault
displacements
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Application of geological modelling to ground engineering to
understand the influence of large scale processes at the
small scale
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MANUELA UNTERBERGER – TEAM GREEN
Graz University of Technology (TUGraz), Austria
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Research Engineer @ TUGraz
Systems Engineer of BRITE-Austria / TUGSAT-1
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Interests:
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Systems engineering
Small satellites and CubeSats
Assembly, integration and testing
Orbital dynamics
Telecommunications
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PhD in Electrical Engineering (Information and
Communications Engineering) (on-going)
Master’s degree in Telematics (Telecommunications)
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OLIVER BAUR – TEAM RED
Space Research Institute (IWF), Austria
• Ph.D. in Geodesy, 2007, from Stuttgart
University, Germany
• Group leader, terrestrial and planetary
gravity field research, IWF
• Data analysis from space geodesy
(GOCE, GRACE, GRAIL, SLR,…)
• Special interests: time-variable gravity,
dynamic orbit determination, genetic
algorithms, high performance computing
• Lecturer at Graz University of
Technology
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ALEJANDRO CARDESÍN MOINELO –
TEAM RED
European Space and Astronomy Centre, ESAC, Madrid
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Mars Express Science Ground Segment Manager
ExoMars 2016 Science Operations Systems Engineer
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Experience in most ESA planetary missions:
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Interests:
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ExoMars, Mars Express, Venus Express, Rosetta, …
Science Operations
Data Handling & Calibration
Remote Sensing
Imaging Spectrometers
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PhD in Space Science and Technology, Univ. Padova, Italy
Masters Degree in Telecomunications, Univ. Vigo, Spain
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LEAH-NANI S. ALCONCEL
Imperial College London, UK
Hats I wear on a daily basis:
• Cassini MAG Operations Engineer
• Cluster FGM Archive Engineer
• JUICE J-MAG PA Manager
Science and engineering experience:
• Space science operations
• Data processing, calibration and archiving
• Space magnetometers/in-situ instrumentation
• Atmospheric and combustion chemistry
• High-vacuum and high-energy laser systems
Education:
• MS and PhD in Chemical Physics, UC San Diego
• BSc in Chemistry, University of Southern California
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MICHAEL FEHRINGER
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Project Manager of the Earth
Explorer 7 mission Biomass,
Directorate of Earth Observation
Programmes, ESA
Previous experience
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GOCE system manager, ESA
Cluster Project Scientist, ESA
Building instrumentation for science
missions (Cluster, Rosetta), Austrian
Research Centre Seibersdorf
ESA research fellow
PhD in physics
Summer school focus
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What does it need for the ESA
project team together with the
science community to succeed
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RUNE FLOBERGHAGEN
• GOCE and Swarm Mission
Manager, Directorate of Earth
Observation Programmes, ESA
• PhD (2001) in lunar gravimetry;
MSc in aerospace engineering
• Research interests: geodesy &
geomagnetism and their role in
earth system science; solid earth
physics, geospace research,
planetary science
• Involved in the definition of the
(future of) ESA’s earth science
programme
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MARKUS HALLMANN
• Mission Analyst, DLR
• AsteroidFinder,
VEX, MEX,
Herschel-Planck
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IMKE DE PATER
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Ph.D. in Astronomy, Oct. 1, 1980 from Leiden
University
Thesis Title: Observations and models of the
decimetric radio emission from Jupiter
Professor and Chair of Department of
Astronomy, Berkeley., CA
0 FTE Professor at TU Delft, NL; Research
Professor SRON, NL
Planetary atmospheres; Jupiter's synchrotron
radiation; Planetary rings
Satellites as Io, Titan; some asteroid and comet
work, and solar wind
Observations at visible, IR, radio wavelengths;
+ modeling of data
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HANS SÜNKEL
Graz University of Technology (TU Graz)
Prof. for Theoretical and Satellite Geodesy at
TU Graz since 1983
Dir., Space Research Institute, Austrian
Academy of Sciences (2001 –2004)
Rector of TU Graz (2003 – 2011)
Project leader of ESA feasibility studies for the
GOCE mission (1989 – 2003)
Mathematical, numerical and statistical
methods in geodesy
Satellite-based Earth gravity field determination
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BERT VERMEERSEN
• Solid Planets Geophysics
• Icy Moons
• Space Geodesy
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