Unfortunately, After the presentation of the MIL phase And unlike team member's Effort in this phase and their good result on MIL, They could not reach an agreement with the competition officials to build an engineering model.Best wishes and luck to SRLSAT team members for their subsequent adventure in their life.✌️
Dr. Mahdi Jafari, Morteza Abbasi, and Abbas Rezaiee S.R.L. members have taken part in a webinar in the corporation of S.R.L. and the Aerospace scientific association of K.N.T. university. Students asked their questions and discussed the space engineering field and challenges in this area.
Overview Two main fields of study that lead to space explorations are Space engineering and Astronomy science. Space engineers build special tools like spacecraft to explore the solar system or a space observatory to unveil mysteries of the cosmos. On the other hand, the environment in which satellites work is within the solar system, where the physics of astronomical objects is present. According to this strong interconnection between Astronomy and Space sciences, in 2019, we established an Interdisciplinary field of study of Astronomy and Space science (IAS) group in the SRL laboratory mainly for the following goals; 1- Definition of [...]
Title: Attitude Path Design and Control of SSS-1 Satellite.By Mohammad ZarouratiSupervisor: Dr. Mehran MirshamsAdvisor: Dr. Morteza TayefiChairmen: Dr. Abdolmajied Khoshnood (K. N. Toosi University of Technology)December 19, 2021
The Space Research Laboratory team has participated in the Global Satellite Tracking initiative, a competition launched by SGAC in collaboration with SatNOGS. Our team has made it to the interview phase! The SatNOGS project aims to build a global network of satellite ground stations. It is designed as an open source participatory project based on the users operating a ground station that is accessed via a web page for all of the network users. We hope to be selected as the first SatNOGS node in Iran!
On Sunday, 1 Nov. 202, The SRLSAT team presented and tested the MIL Phase of The SRLSAT to CubeSat competition managers and jurors.
A group of freshmen had a short visit to Space Research Lab. SRL executive manager Mr. Morteza Abbasi introduced the current Lab's research titles and showed them some of the student teams' outcomes.
The APSCO SSS-1 and SSS-2A were successfully launched on 14 October, and the satellites are performing early operation procedures normally. APSCO has organized an on-line technical meeting on 25th October (Monday) to report the launching and preliminary operation status of the 2 satellites as well as to discuss the technical details for the satellite and ground station interface, and operation plan. The Project members and the technical experts have participated in the meeting.
Title: Design and implementation of attitude determination system for Cubesat using image processing with deep learning By Alireza Amirkhani Supervisor: Dr. Mehran Mirshams Advisors: Mr. Mohsen Shahmirzaei, Ms. Niki Sajjad Chairmen: Dr. Alireza Basohbat Novinzadeh (K.N. Toosi University of Technology), Dr. Hamed Alisadeghi (K.N. Toosi University of Technology) October 17, 2021. Abstract: For many years, satellite attitude determination has been done using sensors such as sun sensors, earth horizon sensors, magnetometers, and star trackers, each of which has advantages and disadvantages in terms of accuracy and cost. As a new method to increase the accuracy and reduce [...]
SSS1 and SSS2A Satellites launched successfully today 14th Oct 2021 at 1850 hrs Beijing time. Health status of satellites and launch snaps will be shared as soon as they are made available. Launch movie
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