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91成人版抖音Space has the unique experience of having developed and operated 4 small satellite missions over the past 10 years.

A central capability is Australia鈥檚 first space mission concurrent engineering design facility. Utilising purpose-built engineering software, the ANCDF leverages the group鈥檚 space experience to provide an accelerated mission assessment by enabling each member of the team, together with the customer or end user, to contribute their part to the project in parallel, significantly speeding up the design process. This allows engineers and scientists to rapidly determine the technical and economic viability of proposed space missions, not just for our team but for the entire Australian space sector and international organisations. To date, over 26 mission studies have been conceptualised for numerous government and international organisations.

The ANCDF was developed based on firsthand experience in similar facilities in the European space industry. Designed to specifically support the Australian space sector, the ANCDF puts an emphasis on customer integration, with implementation cost and schedule forming an integral part of the technical design.

The world-class facility was jointly funded by 91成人版抖音and the ACT Government and supported through a partnership with the French Space Agency, CNES, whose concurrent engineering software suite forms the basis of our capability.

Facility manager

Mr Michael McKinnell

Mr Michael McKinnell has an engineering degree in Electronics from the University of Western Australia and has worked in the European Space Industry for over 23 years. Prior to that experience he had over 11 years military operations and systems engineering experience in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), achieving the rank of Squadron Leader.

He has a strong background in developing and supporting mission-critical space systems and has held various roles in a variety of European space missions ranging from meteorological programmes to Earth Observation and deep space astrophysics missions. He has worked across the full lifecycle of space mission development and operations (Phases A to E), and participated in many system level test, operations, project and design reviews. He has also gained experience working with a variety of international organisations including ESA, the Japanese Space Exploration Agency (JAXA), EUMETSAT, CNES, NASA, NOAA and joint Australian / US military space operations.

In September 2022 Mr McKinnell was appointed to the position of Manager of the Australian National Concurrent Design Facility at the University of New South Wales in Canberra. This advanced CDF capability provides essential national support for the development of Australia's emerging sovereign space industry.

Testimonials

"I think both the ANCDF and the Bureau learnt a great deal from this Pre-Phase A Mission Study. I hope the report will benefit future [鈥 mission studies and look forward to it being published online very soon."

Helen Beggs, SAR study,听Bureau of Meteorology

"Your team is very impressive. If you can continue to build their experience, you will have a great reputation, I am sure."

Fiona Smith, Microwave Sounder Mission study, Bureau of Meteorology

"I'm really impressed with the quality of the discussions at the ANCDF this week, you've assembled a great team!"

Agnes Lane, Satellite Earth Observations Planning and Coordination, Bureau of Meteorology

"A belated thank you for an energising week in the ANCDF. [鈥 The week certainly highlighted the critical aspects of the mission and what some of the key challenges of the mission going forward will be."听

Caroline Poulsen, Lightning Detector study, Bureau of Meteorology

鈥淭hroughout the week, I felt everything exceeded expectations. Everyone we interacted with was very competent, helpful and friendly.鈥

Anonymous survey respondent, Microwave Radiometer Study, University of Otago听

鈥淰ery good hosting of us, very inviting and friendly. Great people with good insights and a very good learning experience. [...] The resulting report will be highly useful in getting funding for the next round.鈥

Harald Schwefel, Microwave Radiometer study, University of Otago

"It's very exciting to have this report out! It is a very valuable and informative document pivotal to moving ahead with this mission. Thanks to all the great work from your team on this ANCDF study."

Marta Yebra, OzFuel study, Australian National University

ANCDF in education

91成人版抖音Space is making use of the ANCDF's unique features to enhance its teaching at multiple levels:

Master's students

  • Satellite engineering courses
  • Visualisation support for other courses
  • Systems engineering
  • Internships and final/honours theses

Undergraduate students

  • Mission design workshop (see video)
  • Final year projects
  • Internships

High school

  • Simplified mission design workshop
  • Internships

Research including the ANCDF

Concurrent engineering is well established in the space industry. However, there are still research areas to be explored. With the ANCDF, 91成人版抖音Space is looking to perform research in the following areas:

Concurrent Engineering

  • Advanced model-based programmatics
  • Introduction of ethics as additional expert domain

Capability modelling

  • Mission trade-space analysis and pareto-optimum identification
  • Risk impact analysis
  • Engineering education research

Social psychology

  • Which environment will best breed disruptive ideas?

Studies performed in the ANCDF

No.

Customer

Title

Comment

1

AYAA

Space mission design experience

UG student activity

2

Internal

Tutorial and M2 exercise

Team training

3

Space Squad

Space mission design experience

STEM outreach activity

4

YoWIE

Space mission design experience

STEM outreach activity

5

YoWIE

Space mission design experience

STEM outreach activity

6

Internal

Lamanon mission concept study

7

ANU InSpace

Optical Ground Station Network

8

Office of National Intelligence

NICSAT mission concept study

9

University of Auckland

Radar Nanosatellite mission feasibility study

10

CSIRO, SmartSat CRC

AquaWatch Phase 0 - mission architecture

11

Trillium Australia

Bushfire command and control system

Non-space topic

12

Geoscience Australia, Australian Space Agency, CSIRO

Satellite Cross-Calibration Radiometer (SCR) study

Technical Feasibility Assessment

Pre-Phase A Study Report

13

Bureau of Meteorology

Meteorological Instruments

Report听|听

14

CSIRO, SmartSat CRC

AquaWatch Phase 0 - mission architecture (part 2)

Report听|听

15

ANU inSpace, SmartSat CRC

OzFuel Phase A Study Report:
Space-based Australian Forest Fuel Flammability Monitoring

Report

16

Australian Space Agency

Reconfigurable Intelligent Hyperspectral Satellite - Moon to Mars (M2M) Initiative, Demonstrator Study

17

Robinson Research Institute

Superconducting Magnet Study

18

Nominal Systems

Simulation Software Tools Workshop

19

Geoscience Australia, CSIRO, Australian Space Agency

Multi-Mission Imager (MMI) Pre鈥慞hase A Study

Report link to be added when published

Media release / article link to be added (if available) when published

20

Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Space Agency

Initial Pre-Phase A Study Activities for Australian-Developed Satellite Missions (finalised in studies 21-23 below)

21

Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Space Agency

Lightning Detector Pathfinder Mission Pre-Phase A Study

Report link to be added when published

Media release / article link to be added (if available) when published

22

Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Space Agency

Hyperspectral Microwave Sounder Pathfinder Mission Pre-Phase A Study

Report link to be added when published

Media release / article link to be added (if available) when published

23

Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Space Agency

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Pathfinder Mission Pre-Phase A Study

Report link to be added when published

Media release / article link to be added (if available) when published

24

CSIRO

AquaSat-1 Pathfinder Platform Evaluation Study

Report links to be added when published

Media release / article link to be added (if available) when published

25

University of Auckland

Microwave Radiometer Mission Concept Study (Global Ozone Layer Monitoring)

26

Australian Space Agency

Sustainable Space Situational Awareness (SSA) Nanosatellite Mission Pre-Phase A Study

27

UNSW Canberra

Project IGNIS A-Team workshop with NASA, Edith Cowan University, Adelaide University, University of Technology Sydney, Arizona State University.