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Committees
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The QB50 project is supported by a large number of individuals who spend their time and effort to help us succeeding. Among them are:
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Advisory Committee (AC)
The AC supports the QB50 project with high-level guidance on the project implementation.
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Orbital Dynamics Working Group (ODWG)
The ODWG advises the project on all matters related to the mission analysis.
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- Chairman : Gaetan Kerschen (University of Liege, Belgium)\
- Dan Oltrogge (AGI/CSSI, USA)
- Chris Bridges (Surrey Space Centre, UK)
- Cesar Bernal (ISIS, Netherlands)
- Abe Bonnema (ISIS, Netherlands)
- Lamberto Dell’Elce (University of Liege, Belgium)
- Aaron Ridley (University of Michigan, USA)
- Aaron Rogers (John Hopkins University APL)
- Eberhard Gill (TU Delft, Netherlands)
- Jian Guo (TU Delft, Netherlands)
- Andreas Wiegand (ASTOS Solutions, Germany)
- Guillermo Ortega (ESA ESTEC)
- Irene Huertas (ESA ESTEC)
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Ground Station and Frequency Allocation Working Group (GFWG)
The GFWG advises on the efficient use of frequencies during the project.
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- Chairman : Graham Shirville (AMSAT UK, UK)
- Gerard Auvray (AMSAT Francophone, France)
- Barry Baines (AMSAT North America, USA)
- Phil Beavis (Vega Space Ltd, UK)
- Gaston Bertels (ARSPEX / ARISS , Belgium)
- Jens Frederik Dalsgaard Nielsen (Aalborg University, Denmark)
- Stefan Dombrowski (AMSAT, Belgium)
- Peter Guelzow (AMSAT, Germany)
- Branislav Kisa (TU Zilina, Slovakia)
- Dietmar Kubat (DLR Bonn, Germany)
- Ramon Martinez (University of Madrid, Spain)
- Lars Mehnen (University of Applied Science Technikum Wien, Austria)
- Neil Melville (ESA ESTEC)
- Mikio Mouri (AMSAT, Japan)
- Raquel Pinho (University of Porto, Portugal)
- Ruedeger Reinhard (von Karman Institute*, Belgium)
- Muriel Richard (Swiss Space Centre, Switzerland)
- Stefano Speretta (ISIS, Netherlands)
- Charles Swenson (Utah State University, USA)
- Wouter Weggelaar (ISIS , Netherlands)
*deceased
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Science Working Group (SWG)
The SWG advises the QB50 project on all matters concerning the scientific aspects. It succeeds the work of the Sensor Selection Working Group who completed its work
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- Dr. Esa Kallio (Aalto University, Finland)
- Dr. Ian Mann (Alberta University, Canada)
- Dr. Espen Trondsen (University of Oslo, Norway)
- Dr. Tino Schmiel (Technical University Dresden, Germany)
- Tom Henschel (Technical University Dresden, Germany)
- Prof. Scott Palo (University of Colorado Boulder, USA)
- Prof. Jeff Forbes (University of Colorado Boulder, USA)
- Prof. Aaron Ridley (University of Michigan, USA)
- Prof. Franz-Josef Lübken (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany)
- Dr. Jens Hildebrand (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany)
- Dr. Raphaël Garcia (Supaero, France)
- Dr. Eelco Doornbos (TUDelft, Netherlands)
- Prof. Alan Smith (University College London, UK)
- Dr. Dhiren Kataria (University College London, UK)
- Dr. Anasuya Aruliah (University College London, UK)
- Dr. Robert Wicks (University College London, UK)
- Dr. Davide Masutti (von Karman Institute, Belgium)
- Dr. Jan Thoemel (von Karman Institute, Belgium)
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Several individuals support the project beyond as part of the working groups and beyond.
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