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IN ORBIT:
Connected to space

We live in an interconnected world where the solutions and applications that emerge to make our lives easier are increasingly dependent on connectivity and location data. This is the case of new mobility applications, the development of smart cities, or digital twins to replicate certain environments (urban ones, railway, roads, etc.).

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Mass market and user applications account for more than 90% of satellite location and positioning solutions, and in the coming years, the number of IoT devices is expected to reach 30 billion.
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Connectivity is here to stay, and in this new connected scenario, space appears as the main facilitator of technology, providing not only data and services, but also communications infrastructure, thus contributing to bridging the digital divide in more remote areas. or depopulated.

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A new space for the future

 

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Are we covered?

While satellite constellations are designed to achieve full coverage in the service area, sometimes the performance or the reception of the signals themselves may be degraded due to the particularities of the area, such as in urban areas with tall buildings, or in mountainous areas, for example.

It is therefore important to have proper simulation and forecasting tools such as SIDESAT that allow estimating the coverage and availability of satellite communications and GNSS signals, without the need to deploy on-site infrastructure.

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Antonio Águila

Gerente técnico en la Gerencia de Sistemas CNS - ATM

Telecommunications Engineer from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, with more than 22 years of experience in systems engineering, in areas such as: CNS systems for air navigation, airport installations, electronic warfare systems in military aircraft and satellite-based applications and services (mainly GNSS). He is currently the company's sales representative for Africa, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.

 

 

 

Carlos Armiens

Experto en la Gerencia Sistemas CNS - ATM

Telecommunications Engineer from the University of Alcalá. He participated in NASA's Curiosity mission, where he collaborated in the development of an infrared sensor for monitoring the temperature of the Martian soil. An expert in space programmes, he is project manager for the commission Ineco has signed with the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and the Urban Agenda to provide technical support and management services in the field of European space programmes

 

 

Francisco Javier Esteban

Gerente técnico en la Gerencia de Sistemas CNS - ATM

degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, specialising in Air Navigation. With 20 years of experience working in the air transport and satellite navigation (GNSS) sector, he began his professional career at Ineco in 2003, where he continues to work today. During this time he has been involved in the development and management of software projects, in the EGNOS project providing technical support to the European Space Agency or supporting the Galileo market segment at the GSC and providing technical and management support services in the field of European space programmes.

 

 

Gloria Calzada Viniegra

Experta ​ en la Gerencia de Sistemas CNS - ATM

MSc in Geodetic Engineering and Cartography from the Polytechnic University of Madrid and graduate in Geomatic Engineering and Geo-information from the University of Salamanca, has dedicated her entire working life to the world of positioning. Since 2021 she has been working as a GNSS Expert at ineco, providing technical consultancy to the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda in the adoption of the European Union's spatial programme in the national transport sector

 

 

María-Eva Ramírez

Experta​ en la Gerencia de Sistemas CNS - ATM

PhD in Mathematical Sciences from the University of Cádiz, specialising in Astronomy and Geodesy. Expert in GNSS, she is a consultant on space issues to the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, and the head of several projects related to satellite navigation and its application to transport. From March 2021, she co- lead the Madrid local group of the Women In Aerospace Europe (WIA-E) association.

 

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