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Sebastian Andersen is listed as Solar Orbiter Spacecraft Operations Engineer at ESA at LSE Space, a with 137 employees, based in Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at lsespace.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Sebastian Andersen.
Sebastian Andersen previously worked as SWARM Spacecraft Operations Engineer at ESA at Lse Space and AEOLUS Spacecraft Operations Engineer at ESA at Lse Space Gmbh. Sebastian Andersen holds Master'S Degree, Physics from Aarhus Universitet.
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Physicist with a passion for space currently working at ESOC as a Spacecraft Operations Engineer for the Aeolus and Swarm missions. Formerly a Young Graduate Trainee in the Flight Control Team of the ExoMars Rover and Surface Platform mission.
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Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany
As a Spacecraft Operations Engineer for Solar Orbiter my main responsibilities are the Power and Thermal subsystems as well as two instruments: The Extreme-Ultraviolet Imager (EUI) and the Spectrometer / Telescope for Imaging X-rays (STIX).
Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany
As Spacecraft Operations Engineer at ESA for the SWARM mission my main responsibilities are the Power and Thermal subsystems.
Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany
Spacecraft Operations Engineer for the Aeolus mission at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC). My main responsibility is the operations of the Instrument and the In-situ Cleaning System (ICS) subsystems.
Darmstadt, Germany
In 2022 the ExoMars RSP mission will launch a European Rover and a Russian Surface Platform that will land on the surface of Mars 8 months later. The science mission of the rover is to traverse the Martian surface to search for signs of past or present life. In this project I was part of the ExoMars RSP Flight Control Team during the operations preparation phase of the mission. In support of the typical preparations tasks, such as SVTs, procedure testing and validation, etc., I have been examining the relay communications approach of the mission. This included defining and analysing the relay communications approach with the goal of optimising the sharing of relay overflights between our two landers and thus maximising the science output of the mission. To do this, I programmed a tool that can optimise the allocation of relay passes between our landers, which is to be used operationally during the operations phase of the mission. This includes detailed link budget calculations in order to predict the data volume capabilities of each overflight. The tool is very versatile and is already being used operationally to optimise the relay passes that the TGO is providing to NASAs Perseverance Rover. Additionally the tool has already been used to analyse scenarios for the Mars Sample Return campaign as well. This work naturally included interfacing with NASA and it has given us the capability of producing independent analyses of the full Martian Relay Network.
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Manuel Heck
Colleague at Lse SpaceDarmstadt, Hesse, Germany
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Gerhard Geiss
Colleague at Lse SpaceGreater Munich Metropolitan Area, Germany
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Carlos Gómez Bartolomé
Colleague at Lse SpaceGreater Munich Metropolitan Area, Germany
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Christian Fest
Colleague at Lse SpaceSaint-Caprais, Centre-Val De Loire, France
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Pierpaolo Nigido
Colleague at Lse SpaceMunich, Bavaria, Germany
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Rodrigo Pinto Machado Portugal De Sequeira
Colleague at Lse SpaceMunich, Bavaria, Germany
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Nathalie Fortier
Colleague at Lse SpaceGreater Munich Metropolitan Area, Germany
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Jessica Hopkins
Colleague at Lse SpaceDarmstadt, Hesse, Germany
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Carla García Sánchez
Colleague at Lse SpaceGermany
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Luca Milani
Colleague at Lse SpaceFrankfurt Rhine-Main Metropolitan Area, Germany
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Master's thesis: Ultrashort-pulse laser excitation of dielectric materials investigated by time-resolved ellipsometry..
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Sebastian Andersen works for LSE Space.
Sebastian Andersen is listed as Solar Orbiter Spacecraft Operations Engineer at ESA at LSE Space.
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Sebastian Andersen is based in Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany while working with LSE Space.
Sebastian Andersen has worked for Lse Space, Lse Space Gmbh, and European Space Agency - Esa.
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Sebastian Andersen holds Master'S Degree, Physics from Aarhus Universitet.
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