Bridging the gap between innovation and implementation is at the very heart of NewSpace, and the emergence of the small satellite ecosystem, a new era for the space and satellite industry, heralds great promise for the global economy, for society, and for development. Among other themes, this chapter will explore:
The current trends in the “smallsats” ecosystem
The game-changing developments in the antenna/terminal ground segment
The importance of the mobility markets
The competing “state-of-the-art” solutions in the flat panel antenna market and associated forecasts and trends to 2028
Drivers other than just technology
Teleports transitioning to data center centric models
The changing interrelationship of the satcoms and Earth observation environments
The responsibilities of the operators of the emerging mega-constellations to maintain the sustainability of the operational environment of low Earth orbit
Small Satellites and Innovations in Terminal and Teleport Design, Deployment, and Operation
Handbook of Small Satellites ; Chapter : 103 ; 599-618
2020-09-13
20 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
5G , Actionable intelligence , Active debris removal (ADR) , Active electronically scanned array (AESA) , Antenna/terminal , Aperture performance , Applications , Application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) , Auto-acquisition , Autonomous decommissioning , Beam forming , Big data analytics , CAPEX , Cloud , Commercialization of space , CubeSat , Data centers , Data communications , Development cycles , Device-to-device , Digitizing , Distributed resiliency , Earth observation , Earth stations in motion (ESIMs) , Electronically steered antenna (ESA) , Entrepreneurially oriented , Femtosatellites , Fixed phased array , Flat panel antenna (FPA) , Footprint , Form factor , Fronthaul , Geospatial analytics , Geostationary orbit (GEO) , Global digital ecosystem , Ground segment , High-bandwidth efficiency , High-throughput satellite (HTS) , Holographic beam , Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) , Industrialization of space , Infrastructure , Innovations , Internet of Things (IoT) , Ka-band , Ku-band , Latency , Low Earth orbit , Low profile , Machine learning , Mass production , Mechanically steered antenna (MSA) , Medium Earth orbit (MEO) , Mega-constellation , Metamaterials , Microsatellites , Millimeter-wave band , Miniaturization technologies , Minisatellites , Mission success , Mobile backhaul , Mobile communications , Mobile satellite service (MSS) , Multi-axis gimbal , Nanosatellites , Network of networks , New space race , NewSpace , Non-geostationary orbits (NGSO) , Off-the-shelf components , Operational environment , OPEX , Optical beam forming , Optical observation , Orbital debris , Parabolic reflector , Paradigm shift , Passive electronically scanned array (PESA) , Picosatellites , Pointing accuracy , Predictive analytics , Radome , Satcoms , Satcoms-on-the-move (SOTM) , Satellite end-of-life , Satellite operator , Small satellite , Smallsats , Space debris , Space situational awareness , Spin-offs , Start-ups , Sun-synchronous orbit (SSO) , Sustainability , Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) , Teleport , Tracking antennas , Virtualized , Volumes of scale Physics , Space Sciences (including Extraterrestrial Physics, Space Exploration and Astronautics) , Aerospace Technology and Astronautics , Communications Engineering, Networks , Monitoring/Environmental Analysis , Physics and Astronomy
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