Satellite Masters Conference & Horizon 2020 Space Info Day

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1 part of Satellite Masters Conference & Horizon 2020 Space Info Day Programme 7 9 November 2017, Tallinn/Estonia under the auspices of powered by co-organised by in cooperation with

2 Venues European Space Week 2017 Bus Shuttle Service Seaplane Harbour Museum Vesilennuki Tallinn, Estonia Getting around in Tallinn European Space Week 2017 Bus Shuttle Service Von Krahl Bar Rataskaevu Tallinn, Estonia Radisson Blu Sky Hotel, Tallinn Rävala puiestee Tallinn, Estonia Tallinn Hilton Tallinn Park Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi Tallinn, Estonia

3 Intro From November 2017, the fourth edition of the Satellite Masters Conference takes place in line with the Horizon 2020 Space Info Day. The conference represents an innovation marketplace for satellite downstream business. This pioneering event connects high-level representatives from leading institutions and forward-thinking industry with thriving startups and award-winning entrepreneurs. The info day provides first-hand information on the topics that will be included in the next set of Horizon 2020 calls. Success stories of former applicants are presented and participants have the opportunity to obtain expert advice on how to prepare a successful proposal. A mix of presentation sessions, workshops, and roundtable discussions covers various aspects such as public and private funding opportunities, support mechanisms for entrepreneurs, future trends and space technologies. Both events are part of the European Space Week 2017 which is organised by the European Commission under the auspices of the Estonian presidency of the Council of the EU and co-organised by the European Space Agency, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen and Garage48.

4 07 NOV Hilton Park Tallinn 1 st Day, Satellite Masters Conference Master of Ceremonies: Matthias Engler, Content Marketing Manager, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen 14:30 Opening and Greetings Thorsten Rudolph, Managing Director, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen Merike Saks, Secretary General, Estonian Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MEAC) Markku Markkula, 1 st Vice President, European Committee of the Regions (CoR) 15:00 Business Roundtable Space Programmes fostering European Integration 2017 marks a significant year for both the European Union and Europe s flagship space programmes Copernicus, Galileo and EGNOS. For 60 years, European nations have been working together towards a common goal: a peaceful, united and prosperous Europe. By strengthening cooperation and integration in various fields but above all in space and by using cutting-edge technology, the European nations are constantly moving forward towards a digital single market. Despite current tendencies that are threatening to pull Europe apart, they have created something that no single nation could have achieved on its own. The European space programmes strengthen international partnerships and global security, thus boosting knowledge-based growth and competitiveness all across Europe. Prominent panellists from the realms of politics, research, and industry will discuss how space policy can further contribute to a safe and secure Europe for the benefit of consumers, producers and businesses. Explore how free movement of data and new funding moderated by Louise Houghton, Broadcast Journalist, DWTV Panelists: Dinka Dinkova, Deputy Head of Unit I3, Space Data for Societal Challenges and Growth, European Commission (COM) Philippe Jean, Head of Unit for Legal and Institutional Aspects EU Satellite Navigation Programmes Galileo and EGNOS, European Commission (COM) Gian-Gherardo Calini, Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Simon Jutz, Head of Copernicus Space Office, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes, European Space Agency (ESA) Dr Rolf-Dieter Fischer, Director of Technology Marketing, German Aerospace Center (DLR) Rainer Sternfeld, Founder, Planet OS (acquired by Intertrust) 19:00 Seaplane Awards Ceremony of Copernicus Masters & Harbour Museum European Satellite Navigation Competition The 2017 joint Awards Ceremony of Europe s major innovation competitions for space applications the Copernicus Masters and the European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) will recognise the year s most outstanding applications for Copernicus and Galileo in various categories. The prizes will be presented by high-ranking representatives from politics, industry entities, research organisations, and other institutions.

5 08 NOV Radisson Blu Sky Hotel 2 nd Day, Satellite Masters Conference & Horizon 2020 Space Info Day Master of Ceremonies: Matthias Engler, Content Marketing Manager, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen 08:00 Matchmaking organised by COSMOS Participants are invited to pre-book bilateral meetings with other participants. Within the registration it is possible to opt for the Matchmaking session in the morning. Via registrants will later be invited to look for other participants and ask for meetings with them. Individual meeting agendas will be created to enable the best possible match of bilateral meetings within the hour between 8:00 and 9:00. Contact: Dr Adrian Klein: Matchmaking@eusw2017.eu 09:00 Opening Urve Palo, Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology of the Republic of Estonia Pierre Delsaux, Deputy Director General, DG Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, European Commission (COM) Prof Dr Johann-Dietrich Wörner, Director General, European Space Agency (ESA) Thorsten Rudolph, Managing Director, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen 09:30 Session Horizon 2020 Space Info Day The European Commission will present the latest Horizon 2020 Work Programme Space and information will be provided on how to participate. The presentation will be followed by a session. Horizon 2020 Space Work Programme , Mats Ljungqvist, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Rules of Participation and proposal evaluation process, Marko Curavić, Head of Unit, Research Executive Agency (REA) & Gian-Gherardo Calini, Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency (GSA) & Gregor Novak, Project Advisor, Executive Agency for SMEs (EASME) 11:00 Coffee Break

6 11:30 12:15 12:15 13:00 Session Small Satellites Big Business By leveraging the latest technological advancements, small satellites have been evolving rapidly in the past few years and are set to take a fresh look at planet Earth. Explore the possibilities small satellites provide to foster growth in the commercial EO market and boost the competitiveness of the space industry in Europe and beyond. ESA and New Space activities Small satellites at the forefront of disruptive ideas, Dr Thomas Beer, Copernicus Policy Coordinator, Copernicus Space Office, European Space Agency Agile Aerospace and Commercial Products, Robbie Schingler, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Planet FSSCat: GNSS Sensing of Land and Cryosphere... towards federated EO Systems, Adriano Camps, Professor, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya New challenges for Earth Observation for security & defense Pascla Legai, Director, SatCen Snapshot Rising Stars Winners of the Copernicus Masters & ESNC 2017 Forest Sentinel, Prof Heiko Balzter, University of Leicester Sensor Obervation of Urban Life, Pedro Caridade, Co-Founder, SpaceLayer Technologies Visualisation of the underground world for utilities management, Dr Stratos Stylianidis, Founder, GeoImaging Ltd SandMap: Real time tangible interactive maps fostering Earth Observation, Dr Panagiotis Partsinevelos, Assistant Professor, Senselab Research, Technical University of Crete Drones for the offshore industry, Robert Crone, Founder, Drones for Work ŻukBot story of a robot that will save the world, Mateusz Dyrda, Vice President, Robotics Association Skalp Distributed Ground Station Network: a global system for tracking and communication with small satellites as an open service, Andreas Hornig, Founder, AerospaceResearch.net Parallel Workshop 1 Space Technologies, Science & Exploration, Secure & Safe Space Enivronment Registered participants will receive detailed information about the upcoming 2018/2019 calls for proposals included in the Horizon 2020 Work Programme Space. Experts will be on hand to answer questions and give an insight into the specific challenge, scope and expected impact per topic. moderated by Mats Ljungqvist, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Space Technologies, Salvatore Pignataro, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Access to space and In-orbit validation/demonstration, Jean-Michel Monthiller, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Space Electric Propulsion Technology SRC, Jorge Lopez Reig, Aerospace Programme Manager, Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) SRC Space Robotics Technologies, Daniel Noelke Program/Project Manager, EU PSA Delegate, German Aerospace Center (DLR) Secure and Safe Space Environment (SST; Space Weather; Space traffic management; NEOs), Salvatore Pignataro, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Parallel Workshop 2 EGNSS EGNOS and Galileo Registered participants will receive detailed information about the upcoming 2018/2019 calls for proposals included in the Horizon 2020 Work Programme Space. Experts will be on hand to answer questions and give an insight into the specific challenge, scope and expected impact per topic. moderated by Philippe Jean, Head of Unit for Legal and Institutional Aspects EU Satellite Navigation Programmes Galileo and EGNOS, European Commission (COM) EGNSS status update, Hillar Tork, Services and Exploitation, EU Satellite Navigation Programme, European Commission (COM) & Tina Mede, Applications, Security, International Cooperation, EU Satellite Navigation Programme, European Commission (COM) EGNSS market uptake and Fundamental Elements, Gian-Gherardo Calini, Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Synergies with other parts of the Horizon 2020 Work Programme , Tina Mede, Applications, Security, International Cooperation, EU Satellite Navigation Programme, European Commission (COM) Galileo/EGNOS Evolution, infrastructure-related R&D activities, Hillar Tork, Services and Exploitation, EU Satellite Navigation Programme, EU Satellite Navigation Programme, European Commission (COM)

7 13:00 Lunch Break 14:00 Roundtable Space Data Shaping the Future of Smart Cities When rethinking urban living, the question of urban space use is paramount. The implementation of smart technologies carries the promise of planning for functioning, efficient cities. What role does space technology play in spatial planning and urban transport? How can cities enhance public life and serve people while also providing sustainable infrastructure? This roundtable will discuss how data from space can leverage sustainable living in the cities of the future and foster smart urbanisation. Learn how the latest trends in smart cities are influenced by space and receive first-hand information from experts who will share their experience. moderated by Fiammetta Diani, Deputy Head of Market Development, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Panelists: Paul Verhoef, Director of Navigation, European Space Agency (ESA) Eric Perez, Optical Programs and Imagery Director, Airbus Defence and Space Ralf-Martin Soe, R&D Development Manager, Counsellor to the Minister, Estonian Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MEAC) Jurgo Preden, CEO, Thinnect Parallel Workshop 3 Earth Observation Registered participants will receive detailed information about the upcoming 2018/2019 calls for proposals included in the Horizon 2020 Work Programme Space. Experts will be on hand to answer questions and give an insight into the specific challenge, scope and expected impact per topic. moderated by Mats Ljungqvist, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Copernicus market uptake and international cooperation/ EuroGEOSS, Andreas Veispak, Head of Unit I3, Space Data for Societal Challenges and Growth, European Commission (COM) & Marjan van Meerloo, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Copernicus mission and services evolution, Cristina Ananasso, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Synergies with other parts of the Horizon 2020 Work Programme , Cristina Ananasso, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) EO Technologies, Cristina Ananasso, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Parallel Workshop 4 Space Business, Entrepreneurship, Outreach and Education Registered participants will receive detailed information about the upcoming 2018/2019 calls for proposals included in the Horizon 2020 Work Programme Space. Experts will be on hand to answer questions and give an insight into the specific challenge, scope and expected impact per topic. moderated by Jean-Michel Monthiller, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Support to space hubs and start-ups, Thibaud Delourme, Team Leader, European Commission (COM) Space outreach and education, Sylvie Ijsselstein, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) European Innovation Council (EIC) prize Low cost Space Launch, Jean-Michel Monthiller, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Fast Track to Innovation and SME Instrument, Gregor Novak, Project Advisor, Executive Agency for SMEs (EASME)

8 15:00 Snapshot Rising Stars Winners of the Copernicus Masters & ESNC 2017 OpenMapTiles: Self-hosted world maps, Petr Pridal, CEO / Founder, Klokan Technologies GmbH / OctoGEO s.r.o. PPP WizLite: precise positioning using a smartphone, Nicolas Frouvelle, International Business Development, CS-SI DroneSAR Save Time, Save Lives, Oisin McGrath, CEO, DroneSAR Protecting Construction Projects Against Objections thanks to Galileo, Guilhem Ensuque, Founder & CEO, Attestis Crowdsourcing GNSS Jammer Detection and Localization, Luka Strizic, Researcher, University of Colorado Boulder PharGO: Pharmacy on the GO! Teodor-Alexandru Sararu, PharGO Concept Creator & Manager, Team MayDay Stratolloon Reusable high altitude laboratory, Jorge Sancho Muñoz, Founder & CEO, Stratolloon 15:45 Coffee Break 16:15 Session Sustainable Development Sustainable development concerns all of us. Discover how space technology helps achieve the UN s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Gain insights into new and costeffective environmental as well as societal services tackling global challenges such as poverty and hunger. Satellites opening opportunities in sustainable development, Sam Adlen, Chief Strategy Officer, SA Catapult Using Satellite Information and Digital Approaches to Support Sustainable Agriculture, Elisabeth Becker, Project Manager Research, BayWa FieldSense professional precision farming, John Smedegaard, CEO, CEPTU 17:00 Snapshot Rising Stars Winners of the Copernicus Masters & ESNC 2017 Beinn Bike, because life is better on two wheels, Dr Christopher Lowe, Research Fellow at University of Strathclyde, Beinn Bike Saturnalia Know your Wine, Dr Gianni Lisini, Vicepresident, Ticinum Aerospace Centrip the safe future of our kids, Ewa Kądziołka, Founder, Centrip Onboard Alive Victims Detector for UAVs, Pablo González Fernández, Product manager of ALIVETOR, Gradiant Protection of wild animals before crop harvest by Galileo enabled UAV, Jakub Karas, Partner (co-owner), CTO, UpVision SORUS Spoofing Resistant UAVs, Dr Jan Wendel, System engineer, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH LimeCam A mobile light measurement system, Luzian Wolf, Co-Founder, LimeCam 19:00 Evening Event Satellite Masters Conference & Horizon 2020 Space Info Day Von Krahl Theater

9 09 Nov Radisson Blu Sky Hotel 3 rd Day, Satellite Masters Conference & Horizon 2020 Space Info Day Master of Ceremonies: Matthias Engler, Content Marketing Manager, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen 09:00 Opening Day Finance and Space moderated by Paul Liias, Expert in Space Technologies, Estonian Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MEAC) Tytus Michalski, Managing Partner, Fresco Capital Uli W. Fricke, Committee Member, EBAN Space 10:00 Roundtable Supporting Growth & Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurs and their new business ideas are key to ensure Europe s growth and competitiveness. How can companies and jobs be created from these ideas? Which tools are essential in supporting startups, which ones not so much, and why? How important is it to provide business support and funding at the regional level, and which cultural differences need to be taken into account in the process of forming entrepreneurial ecosystems? These types of questions, best practices and future trends will be discussed by the participating luminaries of innovation and entrepreneurship of this roundtable discussion from around the world. Their visions and experience in improving existing support infrastructures will help inspire young entrepreneurs to transform their space-related business ideas into commercial ventures. moderated by Candace Johnson, President, EBAN Panelists: Gregor Novak, Project Advisor, Executive Agency for SMEs (EASME) Lluc Diaz, Business Incubation and Technology Transfer Officer, European Space Agency (ESA) Tor-Arne Grönland, CEO, NanoSpace AB (acquired by GomSpace) Taavi Madiberk, CEO, Skeleton Technologies Stephan Reckie, Managing Member, Angelus Funding 11:00 Coffee Break 11:30 Roundtable Economics in the Space Sector The Space Sector is changing rapidly and startup companies are competing with the old space industry. Miniaturization, private capital and easier access to space have led to growth of private space companies worldwide. Startups are building satellite constellations for EO and IoT, space exploration and telecom. The so called NewSpace companies are focusing more on software development and using space technologies to create novel services. moderated by Sarah Cruddas, Space Journalist, Broadcaster and Author Panelists: Tuomas Tikka, CEO/Founder, Reaktor Space Lab Stefan Gustafsson, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Sustainable Business, Swedish Space Corporation SSC Dallas Kasaboski, Analyst, Market Research, and Consulting, Northern Sky Research (NSR) Jesus Marcos-Olaya, Space, Security and Defense Director, TECNALIA Kalle Kägi, VP, Corporate Development & Regional Manager, Baltics, Intertrust Technologies 12:30 Lunch Break

10 13:30 Session European Success Stories Nanosats.eu From FP7 project to established source on nanosatellite applications, Erik Kulu, Nanosatellite Expert, Nanosats.eu (FP7) ICEYE Global monitoring, Pekka Laurila, CFO, ICEYE Enabling Chemical Propulsion System for the Growing Small Satellite Market, Žilvinas Kvedaravičius, Sales Manager, NanoAvionics APOLLO Advisory Services for Small Farmers Based on EO, Stelios Kotsopoulos, Scientific Programmer, DRAXIS Environmental Technologies A Drone Center for H2020 Testing & Evaluation, Marc Beltran, COO, BCN Drone Center 14:30 Roundtable Future of Space Research The Space Strategy underlines that Europe needs to maintain and further strengthen its world-class capacity to conceive, develop, launch, operate and exploit space systems. Space research is identified as a means to foster competitiveness and the emergence of an entrepreneurial ecosystem. The roundtable will address the challenges that will need to be tackled and the means and tools that will have to be deployed by space research beyond the current programming. moderated by Mats Ljungqvist, Policy Officer, European Commission (COM) Panelists: Gerhard Paar, Key Researcher Space Robotics / 3D Vision, JOANNEUM RESEARCH; European Science Foundation (ESF) Vidmantas Tomkus, Director, Lithuanian Aerospace Association (SME4Space) Giuseppe Morsillo, Secretary General ASD, Eurospace Geoff Sawyer, Secretary General, EARSC Fulvio Sansone, Senior Advisor, ESOA 15:30 Closing remarks Viljar Lubi, Deputy Secretary General for Economic Development, Estonian Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MEAC) Thorsten Rudolph, Managing Director, AZO Anwendungszentrum GmbH Oberpfaffenhofen Andreas Veispak, Head of Unit I3, Space Data for Societal Challenges and Growth, European Commission (COM) 16:00 Coffee Break 16:30 Shuttles to the Airport 19:00 Informal Networking Event in Tallinn Old Town

11 European Space Week Industrial Exhibition 2017 On 8 9 Nov, 21 selected companies will showcase their businesses at the Industrial Exhibition of the European Space Week, organised by the European Commission under the auspices of the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the EU. The innovative companies, start-ups and businesses selected are some of the key actors of the Space field in 2017 with a special focus on companies from Estonia and the Baltic countries. Foyer COSY CORNER Turku VIP/PRESS Rotterdam COSY CORNER St.Petersburg/Lübeck B2B Matchmaking Workshops 1+3 When: Wednesday 8 th November, 08:00 18:00 Thursday 9 th November, 09:00 17:00 Where: Radisson Blu Sky hotel Tallinn, Hamburg and Kiel rooms (2nd floor) Hansa PLENARY Lifts Welcome area European Commission & Estonian Space Booth Come and visit our booth presenting: The European Commission Space Programmes, The Estonian Space Office, Datel AS, Kappazeta OÜ, Skeleton Technologies AS, Tensiotrace OÜ, IB Krates OÜ, ESTCube Foundation, TUT Mektory Satellite programme, Invent Baltics OÜ, Reach-U AS, Testonica Lab OÜ, Myoton AS, Space IT OÜ, Vertex Estonia AS, Crystalspace OÜ, Radiusspace OÜ and the exhibiting companies such as CGI, Deimos Imaging, DHV, ICEYE, and Swedish Space Corporation Hamburg EXHIBITION Kiel EXHIBITION Foyer ENTRANCE Bremerhaven/Cuxhaven B2B Matchmaking Workshops 2+4

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