Projekte (in englischer Sprache)
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LBMcheck
Optical quality assurance in laser beam melting (LBM) using a camera and photodiode
LEO-SLR - Improved kHz-SLR Tracking Techniques and Orbit Quality Analysis for LEO-Missions
Earth observation missions in general and gravity field sensors in particular are naturally designed as low Earth orbiting spacecraft (LEO) with orbit heights of about 200-500 km. In order to fulfil the challenging mission objectives, the precise knowledge of the satellite orbit in space becomes a crucial concern. For these missions precise orbit information is normally provided by GPS / SST observations supported by satellite laser ranging (SLR).
LISA - Land Information System Austria
The objective of LISA is to achieve a consensus on a new Austrian land cover data base and demonstrate its benefits offering improved spatial and thematic content.
LISA 2 - Land Information System Austria
The development of the Land Information System Austria (LISA) was initiated within ASAP 6 and continued within ASAP 7 to overcome the shortcomings of the existing LC/LU datasets for regional, national as well as European management and reporting requirements.
LOPT-GNSS - Hose Line Optimisation by GNSS
The LOPT-GNSS (Hose Line Optimisation by GNSS) project set out to develop a demo system which guarantees fast and efficient advancement of hose lines.
MAQROsteps
Increase the TRLs of key technologies for testing the foundations of physics with macroscopic quantum resonators (MAQRO)
Matroshka Austria - Cosmic radiation exposure during extravehicular activities onboard ISS
The ESA Matroshka experiment was launched to theInternational Space Station (ISS) with a Russian Progressfreighter on January 29, 2004. The cooperation of 15 laboratoriesaround the world makes it the most extensive research effortin radiation dosimetry ever performed in space. The facility is aimed to simulate an astronaut’s body during an extra vehicular activity.
MATSIM Phase-A - Numerical Simulation of the Radiation Exposure of the MATROSHKA Phantom
The main aim of the MATSIM-Phase A project is to perform the full numerical simulation of the MATROSHKA phantom with the use of a Monte Carlo radiation transport code. The project is carried out within the framework of the already existing and acknowledged ESA ELIPS project MATROSHKA, an international collaboration of more than 18 research institutes from all over the world.
MATSIM Phase-B - Verification of the Numerical MATROSHKA Model and Monte Carlo Simulations in the ISS Radiation Environment
The aim of MATSIM Phase-B is the validation of the numerical simulation model of MATROSHKA for photon and neutron reference radiation fields, which are available in Austria. The project MATSIM is a co-investigation of the ESA ELIPS-project MATROSHKA, a world wide collaboration that comprises 21 research institutes. MATROSHKA is a facility designed to determine the radiation exposure of an astronaut during an intra- and extravehicular activity at the International Space Station (ISS).
MCE - Mobile City Explorer
The project aimes at developing and demonstrating a pilot system of an intelligent mobile GPS/GALILEO-based travel assistant, which both guides tourists to interesting routes and provides them with information on the sights they see or photograph.
MDS - MARS 500 - Multifunctional Dynamometer for Application in Space - Training and Diagnostics in the MARS 500 Project
The MDS project aims to develop a training and diagnostic device for application in space.
MDS - Multifunctional Dynamometer for Application in Space
MEDNAV - Management of Emergency Devices Based on Navigation Technologies
The goal of the MEDNAV-Project is to determine the exact present position of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and forward this information in real-time to Emergency Dispatch Centres in order to minimize the time between sudden cardiac arrest and resuscitation.
MEDUSA - Model Error Detection by Using Simulated Satellite Images
The project MEDUSA aims at an objective quantitative decision tool to judge simulated imagery vis-à-vis reality, enabling a profound selection of the most appropriate forecast model for the day.
MERMAG - Mercury Magnetometers
MERMAG 3 - BepiColombo/Mercury Magnetometers
Metallic Melts 2 - Electrical Resistivity Measurement of High Temperature Metallic Melts - 2
This project has directly continued the research done in the frame of its preceding project "Electrical Resistivity Measurement of High Temperature Metallic Melts". Unlike its predecessor, it focuses on the measurements of alloys. The pulse heating setup at TU Graz serves as a benchmark for the results obtained from the levitation setup of DLR. The latter is designed to be carried out in microgravity environment. At this stage, parabolic flights with prototypes prepare for a future mission aboard the ISS.