The need for a secure and resilient space-based telecommunications system to meet changing requirements is receiving attention as Europe undergoes a digital transformation that affects businesses, industry, government, and citizens, as well as potential geopolitical and cybersecurity challenges. The European Commission has given a delicate agreement to fabricate the Framework for Versatility, Interconnection, and Security by Satellite (IRIS2) framework, a multi-orbital interchanges foundation committed to providing satellite correspondence administrations to legislatures and business clients.
Experts from Technology Vision Consulting, Euroconsult, STE iDirect Europe, GomSpace, the International Telecommunications Union, and Rohde & Schwarz will discuss the most recent advancements and applications in satellite and space Part 4 of the Satellite Industry Day series discusses technology.
The IRIS2 program and its significance to Europe’s future secure telecommunications environment will be discussed by Jean-Benoît Laithier, principal advisor for the satellite communications ecosystem at Euroconsult.
The EDF European Protected Waveform (EPW) program, which focuses on agile, secure, affordable, and interoperable satellite communications, will be examined by Koen Willems, VP of EU Programs and Government Relations at ST Engineering iDirect.
Lars Krogh Alminde, co-founder of GomSpace, will examine the current orbital innovations, software-defined technologies, artificial intelligence, satellite miniaturization, and the nano-satellite revolution.
Nelson Malaguti and Timur Kadyrov of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) will give a talk about how to regulate satellite systems that are not geostationary (also known as non-GSO). They will frame the administrative changes made following the last World Radiocommunications Gathering in 2019.
