Satcoms Innovation Group

SIG October '22 Workshop
2022-10-18 - 2022-10-19 | SES, Luxembourg, Château de Betzdorf, Rue Pierre Werner, Betzdorf, 6815, Luxembourg
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With limited places available, it is essential that you book early to avoid disappointment.

For the next SIG workshop, we will be heading to SES in Luxembourg. As always, the workshop will bring together people working at the operational level of satellite communications to discuss current and future technical challenges. This is likely include many of the topics being covered by our working groups (flat panel antennas, interference, cloud-enabled satellite, and 5G). We are, as ever also looking for great topic ideas so please get in touch (info@satig.co.uk) if you would like to send us a suggestion.

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Director
£0
Unlimited passes

Full
£0
Unlimited passes

Associate
£0/£100*
2 free passes, additional passes at £100 per person

Academic
£0/£250*
2 free passess, additional passes at £250 per person

Startup
£100*

Non-Members
£500*

*All prices excluding VAT

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Satellite Communications Systems Course 2022
2022-09-20 - 2022-09-30
Date: 20 - 21 and 28 - 30 September 2022 (taking place on 5 days over 2 weeks).
The IET have just announced their Satellite Communications Systems Course taking place in September. This long-standing course has been running for over 30 years and is made-up of 5 modules over a 5-day period in which participants can register for one or more days.
What are the benefits of attending?

Gain a better appreciation of the core principles, techniques and knowledge required to design complete end-to-end systems.

Understand earth station design and satellite applications including access techniques and IP over satellite.

Boost your satellite systems planning and gain a thorough understanding of link budgets and QoS design.

Carry-out spacecraft engineering and operations including antennas and payload design.

World Satellite Business Week
2022-09-12 - 2022-09-16 | The Westin Paris, 3 Rue de Castiglione, Paris, 75001, France
The World Satellite Business Week – the leading global business space event – brings together 1,000 decision makers under the same roof for a week of deal-making and intense discussions shaping the future of the industry.

SIG Cloud Tech Forum
2022-06-16 16:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London)
NSR’s Cloud Computing via Satellite report forecasts a $16B cumulative revenue opportunity for cloud-based services in the satellite/space industry through the coming decade. It is clear that satellite needs to increasingly look to the cloud to improve efficiency and ensure it can remain competitive. However, with satellite operators going from Mhz sales (buy, sell, lease bandwidth for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint) to bits – ethernet – point-to-point connectivity, how can we ensure a smooth transition?
At the same time, satellite is challenged with the expectation of instant connectivity and the need to shift the way services are managed and delivered, adopting a model much more akin to mobile service provision.
In this tech forum, we will discuss the opportunity and challenges of moving to a more cloud-based environment. Following a short introduction by SIG Director, Paul Isaac, there will be an opportunity for open discussion under Chatham House Rules, giving members the chance to ask questions, suggest resolutions, or simply discuss the topic in more depth.
Registration is free to all SIG members. Please sign up below.

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Milsatcoms 2022
2022-06-16 - 2022-06-17 | IET London, Savoy Place, London, WC2R 0BL, United Kingdom
Policy and innovation to exceed Milsatcom requirements
The UK’s Milsatcom capabilities has been steadily rising in recent years, backed by the Government’s efforts to capture 10% of the global space market by 2030.
