DLR Space Operations is the central institution for spaceflight operations in Germany. This responsibility includes satellite missions for Earth observation, science and communication missions as well as the exploration of the Solar System and human spaceflight missions. Furthermore, astronauts are trained, space experiments are prepared and sounding rockets are developed and launched from sites around the world. DLR is also working on new technologies, such as on-orbit-servicing, in order to master even the most difficult space projects of the future.
Facility Space Operations and Astronaut Training
Contact
German Space Operations Center (GSOC)
Locations and Offices
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56,85141
Space Operations and Astronaut Training: number of ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (2016-2020)
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56,8556ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (open access)
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56,8585ISI/Scopus peer-reviewed publications (restricted)
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8
Space Operations and Astronaut Training: number of PhD students (2020)
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82020
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54,81135
Space Operations and Astronaut Training: number of peer-reviewed journal contributions (2016-2020)
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54,8154peer-reviewed articles (open access)
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54,8181peer-reviewed articles (restricted)