SatAIOps: Revamping the Full Life-Cycle Satellite Network Operations

Hu, Peng

doi:10.1109/noms56928.2023.10154334

NOMS 2023-2023 IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium 2023

DOI: 10.1109/noms56928.2023.10154334

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SatAIOps: Revamping the Full Life-Cycle Satellite Network Operations

Peng Hu

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Considerations for Eco-LeanSat Satellite Manufacturing and Recycling

Buitrago-Leiva,

Camps,

Moncada Niño

2024

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This research aims to contribute to the development of the Eco-LeanSat concept by focusing on a sustainable approach to satellite manufacturing and the repurposing of remaining satellite capabilities after failure. Despite satellites no longer being suitable for their original purposes, these remaining capabilities can find new applications. The study begins by identifying relevant innovative eco-design applications. Subsequently, it examines sustainability within the satellite lifecycle supply chain, categorizing it into four methods: (1) active debris removal, (2) transport logistics, (3) mission extension, and (4) repair and construction. Aligned with emerging trends in space activities, the study also considers future developments to maximize satellites’ potential to provide new services. Additionally, the research includes a description of a potential lean manufacturing process that encompasses logistic chains to support the development of a more sustainable space economy. Finally, the study concludes with a technological survey tracing the evolution of the development of the SmallSat and CubeSat platforms that identifies relevant innovative designs for a sustainable space environment.

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Considerations for Eco-LeanSat Satellite Manufacturing and Recycling

Buitrago-Leiva,

Camps,

Moncada Niño

2024

Sustainability

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SatAIOps: Revamping the Full Life-Cycle Satellite Network Operations

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Considerations for Eco-LeanSat Satellite Manufacturing and Recycling

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