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IMUVar - VarIoNav - Analysis of Various Integration Methods of GNSS and Inertial Measurement Systems with Respect to Different Scenarios of Georeferencing

The main objective of the project VarIoNav is a scientifically based and comprehensive investigation of the integration of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and inertial measurement systems (IMS).

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INDIUM - Storage Tests of Indium Ion Emitters

This project aims at investigating whether the purging storage method is at least comparable to the previous spring cap method.

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INSIDE - Integrated Safety Critical DGNSS Service

The aim of INSIDE is the development of a first demonstrator of a GNSS based information system to support drivers of snow groomers. The snow groomers will be equipped with a GNSS receiver and an automotive computer as central processing device. The touch screen displays the actual position and the infrastructure and dangerous areas on a digital map as background. Furthermore, tracks of already prepared slopes will be highlighted to avoid multiple preparation work.

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INTERSENSE

From land cover to land use – integrating remote sensing and human location patterns in urban areas

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IRISE

Infusion Rigidizable Inflatable Space Elements

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ISS-SLEEP-KIT - Sleeping Bag for the International Space Station

The aim was to investigate the feasibility of designing and testing a sleeping bag for ISS. The methodology used included the fabrication of a prototype from material used on ISS such as Nomex-based textiles. The development of the sleeping bag involved a total of three design iterations based on feedback from European astronauts.

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InSight-MPS

Modelling of dynamic penetration in granular soils under space conditions

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InfraBase

Towards a baselayer generation service for infrastructure assessment enabling industry 4.0 operations

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InfraGEO - Earth Observation Mission Database

The aim of this activity is to develop a standard solution for a generic, comprehensive, central, long-term mission archive for Earth Observation missions.

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InfraHealth

Satellite-based Monitoring of Critical Infrastructure

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JOE - New Possibilities for Intelligent Infotainment

The objective of JOE is to create new possibilities for intelligent infotainment in the area of recreation and tourism by using satellite-navigation based devices.

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JUICE-ANTOPTI

Antenna optimization studies for JUICE-RPWI

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JUICE-MAGSCA

Scalar magnetometer for JUICE: Assembly and test of spare model, system level testing and near Earth commissioning

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JUICE-MAGSCA-2

Scalar magnetometer for JUICE: System level testing, near Earth commissioning and operation in early cruise phase

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JUICE-RWI-ANT-CAL

Experimental and numerical models for the calibration of the JUICE RWI antennas

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JUNO/Waves - Calibration of the JUNO/Waves Antenna System

This project was dedicated to the analysis of electric field sensors as flown on board the NASA spacecraft JUNO to the gas giant Jupiter. The overarching goal of the JUNO mission is to understand Jupiter’s origin and evolution.

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Jagd+

Satellite-based detection of hazardous areas to prevent accidents involving long guns

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Jet Pro*

Jets from protostars: determining the influence of ejecta in regulating the early protostellar evolution

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KONSENT

Design of a flight measurement campaign to prepare to use and to validate Sentinel-4 data

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KeraSchub - Feasibility Study of Regeneratively Cooled Thrust Chambers Made of C/SiC Ceramic Composites

The KeraSchub study has analyzed whether cost-efficient C/SiC materials could also be used for the design of rocket thrust chambers. The KeraSchub study has performed a material survey and investigated conceptual thrust chamber designs based on these materials. It was determined that deficiencies of cost-efficient materials can be overcome by clever thrust chamber designs. As well as areduction in cost and an increase in lifetime, a significant increase in reliability and safety can possibly be achieved.