The Cosmology Unit has contracted Sky Broadband Service, Inc., (SBSI) to perform a Feasibility Study for the Satellite Earth Station and Ultraviolet Space Telescope Project in Armenia. The first project is for a ground station, or ground stations that will transmit and receive viable wideband data from various satellites. The operation of this earth station complex will be developed and operate on a commercial basis by revenues generated from operations. In conjunction with the first project is to provide a CACSD and engineering design facility to evaluate the stability of non-linear space systems for control of satellite using a graphical user interface (GUI). International funding for the project will be sought based on a viable return on investment analysis. The second project is associated with the design, development, and placement in orbit of a space-based ultraviolet telescope. The telescope and all peripheries can be provided as a supplemental experimentation package to the international Space Station, or will be launched as a separate module on a new satellite. The primary goal of the space-based ultraviolet telescope is to produce an Ultraviolet Atlas of the Universe.
Feasibility Study for the Satellite Earth Station and Ultraviolet Space Telescope Project in Armenia. Volume 2, Attached Documents
2005
296 pages
Report
No indication
English
Space Technology , Business & Economics , Administration & Management , Feasibility studies , Armenia , Ground stations , Satellite communication , Market assessment , Environmental issues , Implementation , Financial data , Business plans , Telescopes , Requirements , Ultraviolet telescopes , Satellite Earth Station , Ultraviolet Space Telescope Project
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