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Norwegian Micro Satellite Symposium 2026

The Norwegian Small Satellite Symposium 2026

This will be the 8th edition of the small satellite symposium, since the start ten years ago in 2015. The forum started targeting the growing interest of maritime surveilane. The last few years, the forum has been held the day before the Space Dinner in Oslo, and the topics are wider. This year, we focus on the long-term prospects of space and satellite related research.

The GEMINI-center for Small Satellites (with NTNU, SINTEF and UiO) together with the Norwegian Space Cluster, Tekna Romfart and NIFRO invite contributions for the 2026 Microsatellite symposium. The seminar will be held at Sjølystparket at Skøyen, 9th of February 2026, from 0900. We would like to invite contributions (12 to 15 min talks) on the topics indicated below. Please submit your idea by the 10th of January 2026.

The registration for the seminar will be done separately. 

Topics

Norway now (soon) has the capability of running small satellite projects from start to finish industrially. Several Norwegian Universities have science missions ongoing. A growing number of actors from big and small industry, the research sector and the educational sector are involved in one way or another.

Fragmenting of, the community is a risk, so through the small satellite symposium, we hope to bring actors together. This year, we focus on two themes: Science updates for small satellite projects and especially the outlooks: What are the key research and industrial challenges for the next 5 to 10 years? Is it data management - including processing - onboard the satellites? Communication bottlenecks? Civil security? Cyber-security? Space situational awareness? Requiring or funding issues? 

Program 

Updated 30th of January.

Time Title Company and presenter
09:15 09:20 Velkommen og intro
09:20 09:35 State of the nation - Norwegian space agency The Norwegian Space Agency
09:35 09:50 NIFRO og SpaceCluster Gunnar, Charlotte
09:50 10:05 CENSSAT-1: Bifrost, A mission update UiO. Elise Wright Knutsen
10:05 10:20 An optical payload for auroral and airglow imaging onboard CENSSAT-1 UiO. Shayla Viet
10:20 10:35 Differential Drag Control for CubeSats UiT. Alessio Bocci
10:35 10:55 PAUSE
10:55 11:10 Updates on the Space Environment and the Narvik Space Debris Radar UiT. Laura-Kristin Scholtz
11:10 11:25 Analysis of the Re-entry of NorSat-TD Space Norway. Øyvind B. Pettersen
11:25 11:40 HYPSO-1 re-entry NTNU. Simen Berg
11:40 11:55 Flexible onboard processing with HYPSO-1 and HYPSO-2 NTNU. Simen Løcka Eine
11:55 12:10 Rombasert støtte til sanntidsanvendelser av sensordata FFI. Tonje Nanette Arnesen
12:10 12:25 Optical Imaging with NorSat-4 FFI. Gard-Inge Rosvold
12:25 13:30 LUNCH
13:30 13:45 Romforskning hos Romdirektoratet:

Romforskningsdag og arbeidsprogrammet til Horisont Europa '26-'27 
Øystein Helleren
13:45 14:00 FUNDING/STRATEGY - EU next frame program Nils Kristian Sørheim
14:00 14:15 Ground segment and satellite operations FFI. Bjørn Holst Pettersen  
14:15 14:30 Inter-domain routing in space SINTEF. Henrik Austad
14:30 14:50 PAUSE
14:50 15:05 From acquisition to insight: building a secure, low-latency value chain for small satellite missions KSAT. Arthur Merlin
15:05 15:20 Building Reusable Avionics and Data Links for Scalable Small Satellites EIDEL. Deniz Ölçek
15:20 15:35 Responsible Space Operations for Arctic Surveillance: Lessons from Norway’s AOS-P Satellite Development  KDA/KNA. Vaida Karaliunaite
15:35 15:50 Enabling Green Microsatellite Propulsion in Norway: Status of Nammo’s High-Concentration Hydrogen Peroxide RCS Technology NAMMO. Simon Furnes
15:50 16:05 A Norwegian contribution to satellite-based astronomy with ARRAKIHS IDEAS. Torbjørn Østmoe
16:05 16:15 Summary and end

 

 

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