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Preliminary Programme

Last update: 15 February 2018, 15:20:00

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Day 1 - Monday 12 February – Active Optics

 

 

 

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13:30

13:40

Welcome Workshop

L. Maresi (ESA)

13:40

14:00

Welcome Active Optics session (ESA & CNES)

P. Hallibert (ESA) / V. Costes (CNES)

Sub-session #1 : Systems & instrument architectures using Active Correction

 

Chairpersons : Ulrich Wittrock, Thierry Viard

14:00

14:30

Design, Simulation and Testing of an Active Optics System for large UVOIR Space Telescopes

Fiona Kenny (NUI Galway)

14:30

15:00

Active Optics Correction System for Large Space Telescopes

Lazar Staykov (Durham University)

15:00

15:30

Validation of AIRBUS active optics loop design & performance

Yann Gaeremynck (Airbus Defence & Space)

15:30

16:00

Technology transfer from ground based AO to future large space telescopes

Runa Briguglio (National Institute of Astrophysics, INAF)

16:00

16:20

Coffee break

 

Sub-session #1 : Systems & instrument architectures using Active Correction

 

Chairpersons : Vincent Costes, Pascal Hallibert

16:20

16:50

Active Optics from Ground to Space: in-situ wave-front correction for future large space telescopes

Emmanuel Hugot (Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille)

16:50

17:20

LUVOIR mission study status

Matt Bolcar (NASA GSFC) - Videoconference

17:20

17:50

LUVOIR Enabling Technologies

Matt Bolcar (NASA GSFC) - Videoconference

17:50

18:20

Open discussion: TOPIC 1 (Potential collaborations wrt technologies for large aperture missions)

 

Day 2 - Tuesday 13 February – Active Optics

 

 

 

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Sub-session #2 : Deformable components                

 

 Chairpersons : Vincent Costes, Yann Gaeremynck

09:00

09:30

Unimorph Mirror for Adaptive Optics in Space Telescopes

David Alaluf (ESA/   Université Libre de Bruxelles)

09:30

10:00

Spatial Light Modulators as active optical elements for laser space communications

Ignacio Moreno Soriano (Universidad Miguel Hernández, UMH)

10:00

10:30

Deformable Mirror and Fine Steering Mirror development for Space Applications

Stefan Kuiper (TNO)

10:30

11:00

Coffee break

 

Sub-session #2 : Deformable components                

 

 Chairpersons : Emmanuel Hugot, Ulrich Wittrock

11:00

11:30

Design of an active metal mirror for large UVOIR space telescopes

Matthias Goy (Fraunhofer)

11:30

12:00

CILAS deformable mirrors for space telescopes

Raphael Cousty (CILAS)

12:00

13:00

Open discussion: TOPIC 2 (AO demonstration mission: mission case scope, technological content, budget... )

 

13:00

14:00

Lunch

 

Sub-session #3 : Control Loop and wavefront sensing               

 Chairpersons : Yann Gaeremynck, Thierry Viard

14:00

14:30

Dual-domain image-based aberration correction using a deformable mirror with hysteresis

Orestis Kazasidis  (Münster University of Applied Sciences)

14:30

15:00

High-precision wave-front sensing strategy for space-based Earth optical observation

Baptiste Paul (Thales Alenia Space)

15:00

15:30

Wavefront sensing and control for segmented optics

Vincent Michau (ONERA)

15:30

15:50

Open discussion: TOPIC 3 (From mission to components: drivers for AO requirements)

 

15:50

16:10

Coffee break

 

Sub-session #4 : Novel active strategies & applications           

 

 Chairpersons : Pascal Hallibert, Emmanuel Hugot

16:10

16:40

Towards super-resolution for astronomical applications

Andrej Krzic (ESA)

16:40

17:10

Active damping for TALC

Simon Chesne (Lamcos INSA-Lyon)

17:10

17:40

Future ground to GEO feeder communication

Volodymyr Kuzkov (NAS Ukraine) - Videoconference

17:40

18:00

Open discussion: TOPIC 4 (new applications for active correction) 

 

 


 

Day 3 - Wednesday February 14th 2018 - Freeform Optics

 

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09:20

Introduction: The freeform optics (r)evolution from an optical designer's perspective

 Fabian Duerr (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Session #1 - Freeform optics definition, optimisation and modelling

Chairpersons : Emmanuel Hugot, Thierry Lépine

09:20

09:40

Design of a compact freeform infrared Earth-observation instrument using differential ray tracing

Jean-Baptiste Volatier (OHB)

09:40

10:00

Freeform optics potential for space observation.

Nicolas Tetaz (TAS)

10:00

10:20

Study of infrared optical payloads to be integrated in a nanosat

Guillaume Druart (ONERA)

10:20

10:40

Desensitization Of Optical Systems during The Optimization Process

Dmitriy Vorontsov (LightTec Germany)

10:40

11:10

Coffee break

 

Session #2 - Instrument concepts benefiting from freeform optics

Chairpersons : Pierre Gloesener, Charlotte Pachot

11:10

11:30

Analysis and development of an off-axis 1-m diameter aluminium mirror for infrared space applications: the primary mirror prototype for the ESA ARIEL mission

Vania Da Deppo (CNR-IFN Padova)

11:30

11:50

Design, fabrication and test of a freeform telescope for pushbroom remote sensing instruments

David Nijkerk (TNO)

11:50

12:10

Freeform optics design and manufacturing: MicroCarb

Roland Geyl (Safran REOSC)

12:10

12:30

Freeform grating Spectrometer Breadboard for Atmospheric Chemistry

Benoit Borguet (AMOS)

12:30

13:00

Discussion

 

13:00

14:30

Lunch

 

Session #3 - Freeform optics manufacturing

Chairpersons : David Nijkerk, Sven Kiontke

14:30

14:50

Presentation of optical performance from different Free Form optics made by THALES SESO

Julien Fourez (Thales SESO)

14:50

15:10

Aspherical and freeform mirrors based on ultra-precise manufacturing and post-polishing for VIS-NIR telescopes

Andreas Gebhardt (IOF)

15:10

15:30

Freeform mirror based optical systems for nano-satellites

Tibor Agocs (NOVA ASTRON)

15:30

16:00

Freeforms activity through European programs over the period 2010-2020: from optical design to 3D printing of optics

Mélanie Roulet/Emmanuel Hugot (Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille)

16:00

16:30

Coffee break

 

Session #4 - Freeform optics fabrication, alignment and test

Chairpersons : Pierre Gloesener, Thierry Lépine

16:30

16:50

Improving low, mid and high-spatial frequency errors on free form optics and materials with MRF

Jean-Pierre Lormeau (QED Technologies)

16:50

17:10

On the utilization of Free Form mirrors and its impact in the mechanical domain

David Nijkerk(TNO)

17:10

17:30

Fabrication and Metrology Challenges for Manufacturing Freeform Imaging Systems

Sven Kiontke (Asphericon)

17:30

17:50

Measurement and manufacturing constraints as conditioning factors of free-form optical system design

Vit Ledl (Toptec)

17:50

18:30

Discussion and wrap-up

 

Day 4 - Thursday February 15th, 2018 - Coatings

 

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09:20

Introduction, Coating needs for space instruments - an overview

 Volker Kirschner (ESA)

Session #1 - Design and performance of dielectric coatings

 

Chairpersons : Angela Piegari, Myriam Zerrad

09:20

09:40

Coating challenges in the Euclid project

Luis Miguel Gaspar Venancio (ESA)

09:40

10:00

Application of complex IBS Coatings to curved surfaces for the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission

Tammo Böntgen (Laser Zentrum Hannover eV)

10:00

10:20

Bandpass filters for multispectral remote sensing imagers

Christelle Tuambilangana (Sodern)

10:20

10:40

Analysis of various designs and fabrication procedures for the production of high performance bandpass filters

Julien Lumeau (Institut Fresnel)

10:40

11:10

Coffee break

 

Session #2 - Design and performance of dielectric coatings

 

Chairpersons : Marc Lappschies, Volker Kirschner

11:10

11:30

Homogeneous broadband coatings for Euclid mission by IAD and PARMS

Thomas Weber (Optics Balzers)

11:30

11:50

Progress of broadband dielectric beam-splitter coating with low spectral wavefront error

Michael Vergöhl (Fraunhofer)

11:50

12:10

Coatings in the space environment: effects on optical performance

Angela Piegari (ENEA)

12:10

12:30

Parasitic light scattered by optical coatings: Modelization & metrology for a global analysis

Myriam Zerrad (Institut Fresnel)

12:30

13:00

Discussion

 

13:00

14:30

Lunch

 

Session #3 – UV and IR coatings

Chairpersons : Angela Piegari, Marc Lappschies

14:30

14:50

Meeting the challenges of next-generation coatings for EUV/x-ray space optics

Regina Soufli (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)

14:50

15:10

Advances in EUV multilayer coatings for space science

Franck Delmotte (Institut d’Optique)

15:10

15:30

Advanced IR coatings and pixelated coatings at Safran Reosc

Fabien Pradal (Safran Group)

15:30

16:00

Coffee break

 

Session #4 – Environmental and performance testing of coatings

 

Chairpersons : Myriam Zerrad, Volker Kirschner

 

16:00

16:20

Protected silver coatings for space applications

Mark Schürmann (Fraunhofer)

16:20

16:40

Ultra wide range measurement of the spectral properties of thin-film filters

Michel Lequime (Institut Fresnel)

16:40

17:00

Characterization of coated components in UV and IR for space applications

Dmitriy Vorontsov (LightTec Germany)

17:00

17:30

Discussion

 

Day 5 - Friday February 16th, 2018 - Coatings

 

 

 

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Session #5 – Black Coatings

 

Chairpersons : Angela Piegari, Volker Kirschner

 

09:00

09:20

New Coating for Visible Image Sensors

Peter Turner (Teledyne e2v)

09:20

09:40

Dense multilayer absorbing coatings for space applications

Helene Krol (CILAS)

09:40

10:00

Black cermet coatings for the stray light reduction

Naoufal Bahlawane (Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology)

10:00

10:20

Development of an optical coating for space application

Guillaume Sierra (Map Coatings)

10:20

10:50

Coffee break

 

Session #6 – Structured and Special coatings

 

 

Chairpersons : Angela Piegari, Volker Kirschner

10:50

11:10

PROBA3 ASPIICS Coronograph Internal Occulter Coating: Development Status

Karl Fleury-Frenette (Université de Liège)

11:10

11:30

AR Coatings and Pixelated filters for focal plane array at Safran Reosc

Fabien Pradal (Safran Group)

11:30

11:50

Ultra Lightweight Spacecraft Structures – Surface Technology for a CFRP Telescope

Andreas Dietz (Fraunhofer)

11:50

12:20

Discussion and wrap-up

 


 

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