To start with, the team researched and summarized all the content available from the three satellite data segments, producing a data inventory. The team analyzed three major space data markets: earth observation, satellite communications and GNSS. Group pictures at Development Seed Offices in Lisbon photo courtesy of Gary Martin After the presentation, the entire team stands on the stage for questions from a panel of external experts.
Another deliverable is the final presentation, where the participants describe their project and their research results in an hour-long multi-media format. The project requirements were to produce a Final Report over 120 pages long, and a high gloss Executive Summary used to market their results. Deimos Engenharia and Development Seed offices in Lisbon).
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Throughout the first few weeks of data gathering for the project the team met with experts in-person and online (e.g representatives of ESA, NASA, EUSPA, Planet, BCG, and national companies and start-ups such as SpinWorks, Spotlite and Tesselo) and made professional visits to relevant local Portuguese organizations (e.g. To succeed they had to self-organize, agree on the project’s scope, divide up the work, and create a detailed work plan for the entire project.
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The team members experienced first-hand how to work within ISU’s Interdisciplinary, International, and Intercultural (3Is) environment. The team project brought together 23 talented participants from 11 countries. The research conducted by the team project was performed at the request of the International Space University, the Portuguese space agency – Portugal Space and supported by AWS (Amazon Web Services). They worked and played long hours throughout the nine-week course of the International Space University (ISU) Space Studies Program 2022 (SSP22) and pooled their expertise and creativity to make a significant contribution to the space community. Under the proposed topic of Space for Non-Space, the team focused on the downstream value chain trying to identify potential gaps and suggesting new ideas to foster the uptake of space data by the non-space sectors. This has been an amazing summer at Instituto Superior Técnico – Tagus Park in Oeiras, Portugal, especially for the energetic, driven, and inspiring people making up the Down 2 Earth Team Project.
By Gary Martin, Carolina Sá, Raphael Roettgen, and Camilo Andrés Reyes Group pictures at Deimos Engenharia photo courtesy of Gary Martin
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