The Third UNISEC-Global Meeting
July 3-5, 2015, Tokyo, Japan

Updated on March 10, 2015

1. Purpose

• Based upon the establishment of UNISEC-Global and other decisions at the first UNISEC-Global Meeting in November 2013 at the University of Tokyo in Japan,
• To follow up the successful outcomes made at the second UNISEC-Global meeting at the Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu, Japan on November 18-20, 2014,
• To review the on-going activities of the new local chapters (11 countries/regions and one association of local chapters), which were acknowledged at the 2nd UNISEC-Global Meeting and to share information for further advancement,
• To acknowledge new applications for the UNISEC-local chapters,
• To provide a forum for the UNISON-Global (student organization) to exchange their opinions about research activities and issues they face for closer cooperation at a student level around the world,
• To contribute to exploring every possibility of using micro/nano-satellites for scientific, social and economic needs, with technical and financial feasibilities,
• To contribute to identifying and finding new aspects of space science and engineering through in-depth discussion on an item by item basis.

2. Important Date

Jan, 2015: Call for Paper
Feb, 2015: Online Registration Open
Feb, 2015: Exhibition Manual Uploaded
Beginning of March, 2015 : Due of Abstract Submission
End of May, 2015: Due of VISA application Submission
July 3-5, 2015: The 3rd UNISEC Global Meeting

3. Venue

Takeda Hall, Asano Campus, the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

4. Registration & Fees

Online payments of the fees for registration, reception and gala dinner will be closed on June 29 (Mon), 2015.
Please note that onsite payments will be as follows:

		Online (Will be closed on June 29)	Onsite
- Registration Fee:	Professional	10,000 yen	12,000 yen
	Student	6,000 yen	6,000 yen
- Reception (Jul. 3):		5,000 yen	6,000 yen
- Gala Dinner (Jul. 4):		8,000 yen	10,000 yen
- Exhibition Fee:		100,000 yen

5. Program

Day 1
9:05-9:25	Opening Speech
9:25-9:45	Keynote Speech, “World's First Deep Space Exploration Micro-Satellite PROCYON”
9:45-9:53	Latest Updates from COPUOS and BSTI
9:53-10:00	Overview and schedule of the 3rd UNISEC Global Meeting
10:30-10:40	Overview of PreMIC4
10:40-11:00	HORUS constellation - The celestial convoy
11:00-11:20	Nanosat Constellation for water monitoring system
11:20-11:40	Rental Satellite for Space Education Development
11:40-12:00	Low-Cost Communication Network for Equatorial Remote Areas
12:00-12:20	Qarman: QB50 Qubesat for Aerothermodynamic Research and Measurements on Ablation
12:20-12:45	Newton Small Space Telescope
13:45-13:55	STEMN
13:55-14:05	GomSpace Aps
14:05-14:10	NPC Spacemind
14:10-14:20	Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
14:20-14:30	Centre for Nanosatellite Testing, Kyushu Institute of Technology
14:30-14:40	Hyperion Technologies
14:40-14:50	Satellite Business Network
14:50-15:00	Innovative Solutions In Space B.V.
Pre-4th Mission Idea Contest
16:00-16:10	Australia
16:10-16:20	Brazil
16:20-16:30	Egypt (Local Chapter)
16:30-16:40	Korea
16:40-16:50	Mongolia
17:00-17:08	Bangladesh (Local Chapter)
17:08-17:16	North Mexico (Local Chapter)
17:16-17:24	Angola

Day 2
9:00-9:15	Special Lecture: ARLISS Experiment
9:15-9:25	Tunisia (Local Chapter)
9:25-9:35	Turkey(Local Chapter)
9:35-9:45	Japan (Local Chapter)
Small Group Discussion session List of Discussion Groups
10:20-10:30	Introduction remarks
10:30-10:35	Group1: Global Space Applications and Human Resource Development using the LeanSat approach
10:35-10:40	Group 2: How to set International Educational Programme suitable for UNISEC/UNISON
10:40-10:45	Group 3: CanSat Hands-on Education Projects
10:45-10:50	Group 4: Successfully launching university satellites: From design to orbit
10:50-10:55	Group 5: Ground Station Network (GSN)
10:55-11:00	Group 6: Remote Sensing Data User Group
11:00-11:05	Group 7: How should Space Agency support university space activities?
11:05-11:10	Group 8: How Small Satellites Can Comply with the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines?
11:10-11:15	Group 9: Modern DIY Sounding Rockets
11:15-11:20	Group 10: Safety Standards of University Rocket
11:20-11:25	Group 11: University Satellite Network: Knowledge Sharing for Mission Success
Presentations by each group
15:40-15:45	Presentations by group 1
15:45-15:50	Presentations by group 2
15:50-15:55	Presentations by group 3
15:55-16:00	Presentations by group 4
16:05-16:10	Presentations by group 6
16:10-16:15	Presentations by group 7
16:15-16:20	Presentations by group 8
16:20-16:25	Presentations by group 9
16:25-16:30	Presentations by group 10
16:30-16:35	Presentations by group 11

Day 3 9:00-9:10 Germany (Local Chapter) 9:10-9:20 Europe (Association of Local Chapters) Student Presentations Presentation by Each Group 9:30-9:38 India 15:00-15:05 Group1: India 9:38-9:46 Korea 15:05-15:10 Group2: Italy 9:46-9:54 Egypt 15:10-15:15 Group3: Turkey 9:54-10:07 Italy 15:15-15:20 Group4: South Africa 10:07-10:15 Tunisia 15:20-15:25 Group5: Australia 10:15-10:23 Turkey 15:25-15:30 Group6: Ukraine 10:23-10:31 South Africa 15:30-15:35 Group7: Germany 10:31-10:39 Australia 15:35-15:40 Group8: Indonesia 11:03-11:16 Germany 15:40-15:45 Group9: Korea 11:24-11:39 Japan 15:45-15:50 Group10: Philippines

Exhibition

July 3- July 5, 2015

Exhibitor	Country	Contents
TAIYO NIPPON SANSO Corporation	Japan	• Poster • Brochures
GomSpace ApS	Denmark	• CubeSat On board computer • CubeSat UHF/VHF transceiver • CubeSat demonstrator
Hyperion Technologies	The Netherlands	• iADCS400 Attitude Determination & Control System • ST200 Star Tracker • RW400 Reaction Wheel
ISIS-Innovative Solutions in Space B.V.	The Netherlands	• Small TV • Brochures • Quadpack launch adapter
University Space Engineering Consortium (UNISEC)	Japan	• CanSat • Paper Rocket • Brochures

Currently, several other companies have expressed their interest in exhibiting.

Exhibition Manual
Exhibition Application

6. Visa

If you are required to obtain a Japanese visa and need an invitation letter, fill out and email the Invitation Letter Request Form to the UNISEC-Global Office at secretariat(at)unisec-global.org

You may also need other visa supporting documents in addition to the invitation letter. Please note that it will take 2-4 weeks to obtain visa after document request, depending on your circumstances and location. For your reference, please visit the visa pages in the website of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
(http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/index.html)

The application for the invitation request was closed on June 8 (Monday), 2015.

7. Official Language

English

8. Contact

Ms. Rei Kawashima (Secretary General, UNISEC-Global)
c/o UNISEC, Central Yayoi 2F,
2-3-2 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-0032, Japan
Tel: +81-3-5800-6645 Fax: +81-3-3868-2208
Email: secretariat@unisec-global.org

Mr. Michio Ozawa
c/o UNISEC, Central Yayoi 2F,
2-3-2 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-0032, Japan
Tel: +81-3-6231-4404 Fax:+81-3-3868-2208
Email: secretariat@unisec-global.org

 

Sponsored by

Mitsubishi UFJ Foundation
Satellite Business Network
IHI

Collaborator:

International Academy of Astronautics (IAA)

Supported by: