Space Systems Dynamics

This year, many things happen for the first time. For instance, for the first time the International Astronautical Congress was virtual – and for the first time the registration fee was set to zero! Apart from the traditional formats, the research paper and the slide presentation, all the presenters had to prepare and upload the 10-minute video presentation. The number of participants broke the record
– more than 13 thousand from 135 countries! Among them were the members of our team. Of special note is Danil Ivanov, who was a co-author of 6 papers! Moreover, Danil took the duty of a session co-chair at the IAA Symposium on Small Satellite Missions, the event held within the Congress for the 27th time.

Mikhail Ovchinnikov, Maksim Shirobokov, Sergey Trofimov, Stas Barabash, and Per-Erik Atterwall
Low-Thrust Microspacecraft Delivery to a Lunar Orbit After the Launch
to GTO or MEO

Mikhail Ovchinnikov, Danil Ivanov, Oleg Pansyrnyi, Igor Fedorov, Oleg Khromov, Nikolay Yudanov, and Artem Sergeev
From Magnetic to Aerodynamic Passive Stabilization: Case of Transient Attitude Motion of TNS-0#2 Nanosatellite

Danil Ivanov, Mikhail Ovchinikov, Mahdi Akhloumadi, Filipp Kozin, and
Per-Erik Atterwall
Simulation and Laboratory Testing of the 3U CubeSat Controlin the Proximity of Space Debris

Yaroslav Mashtakov, Stepan Tkachev, Dmitry Roldugin, Uliana Monakhova,
Danil Ivanov, and Anna Guerman
Attitude Control and Determination Accuracy Study of Small Satellite
with Limited Set of Sensors

Yaroslav Mashtakov, Mikhail Ovchinnikov, Danil Ivanov, Dmitry Roldugin, Sergey Shestakov, Pavel Klimov, Anatoly Iyudin, Sergey Svertilov, Oleg Pansyrnyi, and Igor Churilo
Nanosatellites Triangle Formation Flying For Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes and Transient Luminous Events Study (also available as pptx, 19 MB)

Danil Ivanov, Uliana Monakhova, Rui Gondar, and Anna Guerman
Decentralized Electromagnetic Control of ChipSats Swarm Using Magnetorquers

Anastasiia Annenkova, Nourhan Abdelrahman, Danil Ivanov, Dmitry Roldugin, and Dmitry Pritykin
CubeSat Magnetic Atlas and in-Orbit Compensation of Residual Magnetic Dipole