Telespazio Germany

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Telespazio Germany
Company type Private joint venture
IndustryAerospace
Founded1978
Headquarters
Darmstadt
,
Deutschland
Key people
Sigmar Keller (CEO)
ServicesSoftware and systems engineering
Owner Telespazio
Number of employees
Approx. 400
Website www.telespazio-vega.de

Telespazio Germany GmbH [1] [2] [3] is a European aerospace company, founded in 1978. [4] The company provides consulting, technology and engineering services in aerospace missions for ESOC [5] (European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt), EUMETSAT [6] (European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, Darmstadt) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR). [7] [8]

Contents

Telespazio Germany is a subsidiary of Telespazio SpA. The Telespazio group is part of the Space Business Unit within Leonardo.

Office sites

Darmstadt (Hessen)

Headquarters [9] is near the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) and the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT).

Gilching (Bavaria)

Office site in Gilching, [10] near the German Space Operations Centre [11] (GSOC) in Oberpfaffenhofen/Weßling (Bavaria).

History

Telespazio Germany was established in 2012 when Telespazio Deutschland and VEGA Space GmbH were merged. The roots of Telespazio Deutschland may be traced back to the Thomson CSF Group (now Thales), having been active in space missions since the early 1970s. VEGA, on the other hand, had its first contract with ESOC in 1978. So Telespazio Germany has around 40 years experience in spaceflight.

Missions and programs

Mission involvements

Mission/ProgramMission/Program leadInvolvement
ATV ESA Support for DLR with Simulation models for the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) for the supply of ESA-astronauts on board of ISS [16]
BepiColombo ESA, JAXA Example development of the mission planning system. [17]
Cluster (spacecraft) ESASupport of ESA with the ground segment upgrade to extend the mission lifetime [18]
EDRS DLR Support to Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt with the handling of launch and early-orbit-phases (LEOP) for satellites EDRS-A, EDRS-C and HAG 1 [19]
ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter ESADevelopment of the mission control systems

[20] and the operational simulator for the mission [21] [22]

Gaia (spacecraft) ESADevelopment of the mission control system for the mission. [23]

[24]

Galileo EU Development of a Galileo System Simulation Facility (GSSF) [25] [26] [27]
Integral ESAInvolvement in the flight operations and concepts on mission extension and mission end [28]
LISA Pathfinder ESADevelopment of a simulator for operations and science [29]
Mars Express ESAInvolvement in spacecraft operations of the mission [30]
METERONESAInvolvement in the METERON plug-and- play system infrastructure for robotic experiments [31]
Mobile Asteroid Surface Scout (MASCOT) [32] DLR Support of DLR MUSC with the lander operations concepts, resources, optimization implementations in the on board software [33]
Philae DLR Involvement in the Philae operations, commissioning and landing operations. [34] Development of spacecraft operational simulator. [35]
Rosetta ESADevelopment of the mission planning system for Rosetta and involvement in flight operations and flight dynamics [36] [37]
SATCOMBw BMVg Operating of satellites SATCOMBw 2a and 2b of the Federal Ministry of Defence (Bundesministerium der Verteidigung – BMVg). [38]
Sentinel-2 ESAInvolvement in the development of a Sen2Cor L2A processor for users, 38 in looking after the mission data status [39]
Sentinel-3 ESAInvolvement in the payload data ground segment architecture and operations [40]
Swarm ESADevelopment of an operational simulator for the Swarm mission, used at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC). [41] Telespazio Germany staff are involved in the routine operations [42]
Venus Express ESAInvolvement in the operations of Venus Express, among others through mission operations concepts and mission operations models [43]
XMM Newton ESAInvolvement in the XMM-operations, [28] among others on concepts for In-tankreplenishment as well as automated on-ground FDIR techniques.

Programs

Shareholdings and memberships

Shareholdings

Telespazio Germany is a shareholder in Centre for Satellite Navigation in Hessen (cesah) [49]

Memberships

Telespazio Germany is an active member in the following associations:

Competences

Aerospace/space

Telespazio Germany supports and operates several spacecraft for ESA [56] and DLR. Aerospace is the most important segment with more than 80% sales volume. [3]

Civil aviation

Telespazio Germany works on programs with Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS) and Frankfurt Airport. [3] Up to 2013 the company led HETEREX-project. [57]

Military aviation

Development of training systems for training of pilots and technicians as cockpit procedure trainer for the CH53-GA helicopter [58] and a virtual maintenance trainer for helicopter NH90 [59] /MRH90. [60]

Applications

Development of applications for satellite-based positioning used by automatic precision guidance system in agriculture for German Agricultural Society (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft, commonly known as DLG) and John Deere [61] Also, Telespazio Germany has contributed to the project agriloc [62] through its expertise in Satellite Communication, meaning the provision of reliable connectivity to precision agriculture applications of farms and agricultural machinery in the countryside. Agriloc is a project within the ARTES 20 (Integrated Applications Promotion) programme, funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the German Space Agency (DLR).

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