Activities in the national and international programs Romanian Space Agency

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1 activities in national , international programs

1.1 national programs
1.2 international programs
1.3 national , international affiliations
1.4 major international agreements
1.5 romanian experiment on sts-133
1.6 goliat
1.7 robisat





activities in national , international programs
national programs

leadership of national program of cd-i aerospace
leadership of national program of cd-i security
ceex (11 projects coordinated , 7 partner)
corint (3 projects coordinated)
infosoc (2 projects coordinated , 1 partner)
amtrans (1 project coordinated , 1 partner)
agral (1 project coordinated)
relansin (1 project coordinated)
pncdi-i (10 projects coordinated , 8 partner)
pncdi-ii (10 projects coordinated , 10 partner)

international programs

the european space agency(esa) (3)
6th framework program of european commission cd-i (5)
united nations[2] (un) programs (2)
food , agricultural organizational programs (2)
phare program (1)
bilateral , multilateral collaborations (10)
participation in consortia, networks, technology platforms

national , international affiliations

space agencies forum (1997)
cospar (committee space research international council of science) (1994) - romanian secretariat
european space agency (esa) - representative of romania (1993 -)
eurisy - member (2000)
united nations regional network space sciences , technology (1997)

major international agreements

esa: esa european cooperating state - 2006 , pecs 2007-2011
france: agreement cnes (2000) - adam project; agreement cnes (2004) - corot space mission
italy: agreement of scientific co-operation signed national research council of italy (cnr) in 2003
nasa: understanding signed in may 2000. projects in telemedicine, agriculture, microgravity experiments on international space station
nasa: alpha magnetic spectrometer entertainment (ams) on iss
azerbaijan: co-operation agreement signed in 2003 azerbaijan national aerospace agency
bulgary: agreement of co-operation in exploration , peaceful uses of outer space in 1997 signed bulgarian aerospace agency
eastern countries (bulgaria, czech republic, greece, hungary, poland, slovak republic, turkey) contribution regional network research , education in space science , technology (under auspices of united nations)
hungary: agreement of space co-operation signed in 1998 hungarian space office
italy: agreement of co-operation signed in 1998 italian space agency

romanian experiment on sts-133

the final flight of nasa s space shuttle discovery - nasa mission sts-133 - transported romanian experiment created romanian institute space science international space station.

growth , survival of colored fungi in space (cfs-a) experiment designed determine effect of microgravity , cosmic radiation on growth , survival of colored fungi species.


principal investigators: dumitru hasegan, romanian institute space science, bucharest. (esa). launch of sts-133 took place on february 24, 2011. more details visit mission s official webpage.


goliat

goliat first romanian artificial microsatellite, launched on february 13, 2012. selected launched orbit european vega rocket, on first operational flight.

the entire system developed , designed rosa in collaboration institute of space science , bitnet , elprof companies, between 2005 , 2007. microsatellite cube sides of 10 inches , weight of 1 kilogram.


the goliat mission funded national authority scientific exploration within national excellence research programm , has educational character, being first microsatellite launched in rosa space in programme.


robisat

robisat represents second romanian artificial nanosatellites mission. mission composed out of 2 cubesat 2u type satellites , supposed part of qb50 constellation. sent iss in second quarter of 2017 on cygnus crs oa-7 mission postponed indefinitely.


the 2 nanosatellites, called robisat 1 , robisat 2, built @ institute of space science located in magurele, romania.








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