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Last Lecture SessionWritten on 09.07.18 by Gilles Nies Liebe Studierende, tomorrow (10.07.2018) the last lecture session of our seminar will take place. We will once again start at 8 AM sharp. The session will feature two talks:
Beste Grüße, Holger… Read more Liebe Studierende, tomorrow (10.07.2018) the last lecture session of our seminar will take place. We will once again start at 8 AM sharp. The session will feature two talks:
Beste Grüße, Holger Hermanns & Gilles Nies |
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Saturday Lecture SessionWritten on 05.07.18 (last change on 05.07.18) by Gilles Nies Liebe Studierende, We will have 4 lectures in the morning and 2 in the afternoon, with a lunch break at roughly 13:00. Liebe Studierende, We will have 4 lectures in the morning and 2 in the afternoon, with a lunch break at roughly 13:00. |
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Lecture SessionWritten on 02.07.18 by Gilles Nies Liebe Studierende,
Liebe Studierende,
Best, |
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Slide SubmissionWritten on 13.06.18 (last change on 13.06.18) by Gilles Nies Liebe Teilnehmende, As announced in the kick-off meeting we'd like to see your slides before you give your lecture. The submission deadlines are as follows:
Liebe Teilnehmende, As announced in the kick-off meeting we'd like to see your slides before you give your lecture. The submission deadlines are as follows:
You will be able to submit your slides using the dCMS. Note that on-time submission is a requirement for successful participation in the seminar. Best, |
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Next MeetingWritten on 06.06.18 by Gilles Nies Liebe Teilnehmende, The next meeting will be on upcoming Tuesday (June 12) at 08:30 sharp, in 528 of E 1.3. The session will feature the extension of timed automata to priced timed automata as well as a small survey on battery models and their role in battery-aware mission planning. In addition… Read more Liebe Teilnehmende, The next meeting will be on upcoming Tuesday (June 12) at 08:30 sharp, in 528 of E 1.3. The session will feature the extension of timed automata to priced timed automata as well as a small survey on battery models and their role in battery-aware mission planning. In addition we will fix the schedule for the lectures you are in the midst of preparing. Best, |
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Meerting on May 29Written on 22.05.18 by Holger Hermanns Liebe Teilnehmende, thank you for your patience. You should all have been assigned a topic, and we expect you to look around for matching contents yourself for now. We are ready to help in case you are lost. We are having a meeting on upcoming Tuesday (May 29) at 08:30 (sharp, sorry) in 528… Read more Liebe Teilnehmende, thank you for your patience. You should all have been assigned a topic, and we expect you to look around for matching contents yourself for now. We are ready to help in case you are lost. We are having a meeting on upcoming Tuesday (May 29) at 08:30 (sharp, sorry) in 528 of E13. There will be a presnetation on timed automata and their role in mission planning. In addition we will have a quick round of status updates, and will refine our time schedule regarding future events.
Gruss, bis dann, |
Bits in Space
Mission
This "Seminar" will explore the computer science perspective of space application, covering a spectrum from satellite operations to interplanetary communication.
Contents
We plan to cover the following topics:
- System Design
- Orbit Dynamics
- Launchers, Spacecrafts, Satellites, Space Stations
- System Architecture, System Components
- Communication
- Transmission and Encoding Basics
- Delay Tolerant Networking, Routing, Congestion, Contact Plans
- Interplanetary Internet and beyond
- Resource Managment
- Power, Memory, Space,Time
- Mission Planning and Operation
- Telerobotics vs. Autonomy (vs. Human-Operated)
- Classic Scheduling (Earliest-Deadline-First, Rate-Monotonic, etc)
- Task Graphs, Timed and Priced Timed Automata
- Linear Pogramming (LP, ILP, MILP, Multi-commodity flow problems)
- Satisfiability and Optimization Modulo Theories
- Applications
- LEO vs. GEO Satellites, Space Missions
- Exploration, Observation, Communication, Tourism
- Challenges
- Space Debris, Space Weather, Distances and Delays
Organisation
This "Seminar" is offered by Holger Hermanns, assisted by Gilles Nies and other members of the team. It takes place in the summer term 2018.