• EOS' project will demonstrate automated precision tracking of space debris to provide improved space situational awareness.
    EOS' project will demonstrate automated precision tracking of space debris to provide improved space situational awareness.
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EOS Space Systems Pty Ltd, with consortium members ANU, DSTO and Near Space Systems Inc, has been awarded a $4.04 million grant for the development of Automated Laser Tracking of Space Debris.

Current space surveillance and tracking systems have relatively high levels of uncertainty in orbit predictions, which can result in collisions between satellites and space debris.

This project will demonstrate automated precision tracking of space debris to provide improved space situational awareness.

The consortium will demonstrate fully remote and automated operation of a high-performance laser tracking station, and provide an authoritative assessment of its ability to contribute to improved orbit determination of present and future surveillance of space systems.

This project aims to develop an internationally competitive, commercially viable, space surveillance industry built on indigenous Australian technology.

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