DLR Portal
Home
|
Accessibility
|
Sitemap
|
Contact
Imprint and terms of use
Privacy
Cookies & Tracking
|
Deutsch
You are here:
Home
:
Heritage
Advanced Search
Institute
Projects
Offers
Publications
DLR in Berlin
Locate us
News Archive
Application
13 October 2009
The department OS designs, develops, manufactures and runs optical sensors systems for applications in Earth remote sensing, planetary research, traffic research and in commercial areas. It realizes systems and sup systems in space and traffic applications providing management and system engineering support.
More
Space Flight
In the area of space research OS participates in different planetary projects. The focuses of this work are contributions to scientific experiments in remote sensing of planetary surfaces and atmospheres by cameras and spectrometers.
Full article
Aerospace Technology
One of the most important Private Public Partnership (PPP) projects of DLR is the RapidEye project. Within that project the OS team has to develop many space qualified components.
Full article
Traffic Applications
In 1999 DLR decided to add a division devoted to the subject of transportation in order to develop a new, promising field of competence. Using the experience in aerospace and energy technologies DLR focuses on a holistic approach encompassing various modes of transportation to provide sustainable mobility. Optical Information Systems contributes on this topic by sensorics and electronics, algorithms and software development as well as calibration.
Full article
Commercialisation
The department Optical Information Systems (OS) of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) has special knowledge in the field of optical information systems for aerospace technologies. Os has sound expertise on camera-/spectrometer technology, high speed low noise A/D conversion, signal theory, image processing/capturing, project management and storage technology of large data volumes. In general the aerospace technologies are mainly on the technological edge.
Full article
Copyright © 2024 German Aerospace Center (DLR). All rights reserved.