in-orbit / operational
OpSTAR: An In-Orbit Demonstrator for Optical Time Transfer and Positioning in Future Space Networks
Dr. Sinda Mejri· European Space Agency (ESA)
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Laboratory assessment of SDA and CCSDS non coherent standards for GEO Optical Links
Eng. Alain Thomas
Safran Data Systems
Day
Thursday · 2026-10-15
Time
3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
Session
Exhibition and Poster Session-4
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
Session Exhibition and Poster Session-4
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This assessment compares the performance of SDA and CCSDS non-coherent standards for GEO optical links within a simulated laboratory environment. By incorporating atmospheric turbulence models and state-of-the-art adaptive optics, the research evaluates synchronization and coding efficiency for multi-orbit inter-satellite networks. The results clarify the robustness of these protocols for high-availability communication in complex space environments.
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