Projects within the framework of open4innovation

Here you will find success stories, R&D projects, and publications that were funded as part of the open4innovation initiatives of the Federal Ministry for Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure (BMIMI, formerly BMK).

There are 412 results.

Austria in Space

QuantumShield

Shielding macroscopic quantum experiments

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RA-PPP - Innovative Algorithms for Rapid Precise Point Positioning

Is there a chance to achieve dm accuracy in positioning, just by means of an isolated single-frequency GNSS receiver? Which further external data has this isolated receiver to be provided with and within what time frame does the position determination converge to the requested accuracy? These are the crucial questions of Precise Point Positioning (PPP). In the project RA-PPP we show that there are several limiting factors to existing PPP algorithms and services, which rely on highly precise orbit and clock parameters.

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RADIAL2017

Real Time GNSS Signal Jamming/Spoofing Detection and Localization

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RAPIDEM - Rapid Assessment Provision for Intelligent Disaster and Emergency Management

This project aimed at the development of information products and service structures supporting critical decision-making processes in flood disaster management for the Austrian disaster relief organisations. Time-critical data and information generation are a major factor in successful disaster management.

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RASEN

RAyleigh Scattering as a tool to study the compactness of transiting small-mass ExoplaNets

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REBECCA - Real-time Blending EPS-METEOSAT by Canonical Correlation Analysis

The goal of this project is to develop a standardized procedure of merging potential synergistic combination of satellite data of the geostationary orbit and those of the low earth orbit which at first sight appear rather incompatible in terms of content, spatial and temporal availability.

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REFLECT

Reflective Free-Space Laser Communication for Micro- and Nano-Satellites

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RF-Suitcase - Generic RF-Suitcase Core

So called Radio Frequency Suitcases (RF-suitcases) are required for every spacecraft, in order to assure compatibility of the spacecraft and every groundstation delivering support to the mission. An RF-suitcase contains a simplified, yet representative configuration of the satellite flight hardware in order to make these tests representative.

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ROBUST

Robust optimization strategies for lightweight structures

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RONCALLI - Real time traffic information

The RONCALLI principle is based on linking centrally available information with current vehicle data. Key components from RONCALLI are GPS-positioning (later Galileo) and traffic relevant information from a central server which communicates with amobile device (PDA) over a GPRS connection. The permanent availability of positioning signals from satellites and efficient mobile radio connections form the central theme of the project.

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RPOD - Real-Time Precise Orbit Determination

The present activity supports RSA’s on-going GNSS receiver product development and aims at establishing real-time navigation algorithms, which enable the RSA receiver to reach a navigation performance in the range of one meter.

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RT-PPP - Development of a Real-time PPP Processing Facility

The overall goal of the RT-PPP project, was to develop PPP techniques suitable for various real-time or near real-time applications. The main focus was placed on the production of real-time clock, orbit and atmospheric corrections as well as their transmission via Ntrip to a user client.

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RaPPPid

Rapid Precise Point Positioning with integer ambiguity resolution

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ReKlaSat 3D

Three-dimensional reconstruction and classification of high-resolution optical satellite data.

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RemoteNav

Remote Sensing based Navigation in remote areas

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Resonance - Electric Field Sensors

The analysis of the electric field sensors on board the satellites of the Russian mission Resonance, which will be launched in the next decade, is the focus of this project. The aim of this mission is the investigation of wave-particle interactions and plasma dynamics in the inner magnetosphere of Earth, with the focus on phenomena occurring along the same magnetic field line and within the very same flux tube of the Earth's magnetic field. Amongst a variety of instruments and probes, several low- and high frequency electric and magnetic sensors will be on-board.

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S1S2Crops

Exploring the Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Data Cubes for Supporting Crop Classification with EODC

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SAFESAT

Fail-SAFE reconfigurable platform for SATellite missions

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SAJE

Stability Analysis for the JEREMI Experiment