Space Dynamics Control and Systems Engineering 


The SDCS (Spacecraft Dynamics Control and Systems Engineering) group aims to conduct research in the fields of astrodynamics, spacecraft dynamics and control, system engineering, and mission design. Additionally, the group seeks to contribute to the research community by implementing open-source software packages that can be readily used for research and practical implementations. The emphasis is on transparency, collaboration, and accessibility in order to facilitate advancements in the understanding and application of astrodynamics and spacecraft systems.

Research Focus

Open Source Software

Implementation

Collaboration and Accessibility

SDCS focus

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Research Focus

Astrodynamics: Investigation into the motion of celestial bodies, particularly spacecraft, satellites, and artificial objects in space.

Spacecraft Dynamics and Control: Study of the motion, stability, and control mechanisms of spacecraft to ensure optimal operation.

System Engineering: Involvement in the design, integration, and optimization of complex space systems to ensure cohesive and efficient functioning.

Mission Design: Planning and organizing space missions, taking into consideration trajectory, payload, and mission objectives.
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Open Source Software Development

The group aims to contribute to the wider scientific community by developing open-source software packages. This aligns with principles of transparency, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing.

The intent is to create software that is easily accessible and usable by researchers and practitioners in the field, facilitating advancements in spacecraft dynamics, control, and related disciplines.
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Implementation

The emphasis on implementation indicates a practical orientation, suggesting an interest not only in theoretical research but also in the application of findings to real-world scenarios.

By implementing open-source software, the group aims to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical applications in the field of astrodynamics and spacecraft systems.
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Collaboration and Accessibility

The use of open-source software signifies a commitment to collaboration and making research tools accessible to a broader audience.

Collaboration is seen as a means to achieve a more robust and comprehensive understanding of space-related phenomena, and open-source tools support a community-driven approach to problem-solving.

Our Team

Group Leaders

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Vishnuvardhan Shaktibala
Software Developer and Researcher

Italy

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Rashika Sugganahalli 
Software Developer for Space systems

Italy

Simulation Project Engineers

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Marco Gonella
Space Engineer and Researcher

Italy

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Muhammed Topiwala
Undergraduate Student (Arizona State University)

United States of America

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Parth Chaudhry
Undergraduate Student (Purdue University)

United States of America

Space Systems Research Team

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TBD
Space Engineer and Researcher
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Hemanth
Researcher
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Raktim Ghosh
Researcher

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