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System Analysis Space Segment

Orbital Hub

After ISS, the Orbital Hub consisting of crewed Base Platform and autonomous Free Flyer ensures continuation of human space flight in Low Earth Orbit. 

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After ISS, the Orbital Hub consisting of crewed Base Platform and autonomous Free Flyer ensures continuation of human space flight in Low Earth Orbit.

Orbital Hub

The Free Flyer as first item of the Orbital Hub scenario is docking to existing ISS during its first mission. 

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The Free Flyer as first item of the Orbital Hub scenario is docking to existing ISS during its first mission.

Trajectory calculations for space missions. 

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Post ISS

DLR concept of a free flyer platform as part of a possible Post-ISS scenario. 

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Results of several design studies related to future exploration missions of near Earth objects. 

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System analysis

Results of several design studies related to future low Earth orbit satellite missions. 

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Systems analysis

DLR conceptual design for a near-Earth orbital observation and research platform 

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DLR conceptual design for a near-Earth orbital observation and research platform. 

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Concurrent Engineering Facility (CEF)

Design studies involving subject matter experts working together using the "concurrent engineering process". 

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Concurrent Engineering Facility (CEF)

The Concurrent Engineering Facility (CEF) at DLR Bremen. 

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EDEN-Laboratory

Panorama view of the EDEN-Laboratory. 

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EDEN-Laboratory

The investigation of bioregenerative life support system technologies within the EDEN Laboratory. 

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EDEN-Laboratory

Preparation of hydroponic nutrient solution. 

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The department of System Analysis Space Segment researches and develops space systems (orbital and planetary) on a conceptual level taking into account technical, economic and socio-political aspects. Studies carried out within the department serve as preparatory measures for activities in the field of systems engineering, and support the decision-making process for policies and objectives.

Modern computer-aided tools are used in the development of technologies. The department also runs the Concurrent Engineering Facility, CEF (concurrent design laboratory), as well as the EDEN laboratory for the development of habitat technologies.

The department is split into three areas:

  •     Concurrent Engineering Facility (CEF)
  •     EDEN
  •     Concept development for satellites and human space flight (KoSBeR) 
Contact
Dr. Oliver Romberg
German Aerospace Center (DLR)

Institute of Space Systems

Bremen

Tel.: +49 (0) 421 24420-1105

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