Community of Ariane Cities (CVA) 12 th Summer School July 1 st to 26 th , 2011 Held at Sapienza University, Rome and hosted by: - Centro Ricerca Aerospaziale Sapienza - AVIO Propulsione Aerospaziale Multidisciplinary courses in Space transportation including a team project on Future evolution of Europe’s Vega launcher 1 Updated on 9 March 2011
CVA member cities Augsburg, Barcelona, Bordeaux, Bremen, Charleroi, Colleferro, Evry- Courcuronnes, Kourou and French Guiana, Lampoldshausen- Heilbronner Land, Les Mureaux, Liege, Madrid, Mulhouse, Ottobrunn- Taufkirchen, Salon de Provence, Toulouse, Vernon, Zurich 2 Updated on 9 March 2011
Contents •Summer School objectives •Structure and organisation •Past and future Summer Schools •2011 session in Rome and Colleferro •Fifth reunion of CVA alumni •Optional alumni trip to Europe‘s Spaceport •Application deadline and requirements •CVA contact professors 3 Updated on 9 March 2011
Summer School objectives •To prepare the future professionals in European Space Transportation with an intense one-month undergraduate level course providing: •Understanding of systems engineering and other disciplines related to space transportation •Practice of teamwork in a multicultural environment •Interaction with senior professionals from universities, space agencies and industry •Professional visits to research and industrial facilities, including Kourou •Development of a network of contacts with other young space enthusiasts •Discovery of a different part of Europe and even a new language •Optional visit the Guiana Space Centre, Europe’s Spaceport •To give to space industry and agencies an opportunity to: •present their work •contact new promising space professionals •send their own young engineers to a valuable training course •To give to Ariane cities and host universities the opportunity to: •Showcase their Space capabilities to the future professionals of the sector •Open the public lectures to interested citizens and communicate to the general public the importance of space activity for the local community 4 Updated on 9 March 2011
Summer School structure and organisation WHAT: The CVA Summer School is an intensive course on European Space Transportation , held yearly since 2000, designed for: Up to 40 university students (3d year or higher) and young engineers from space industry Over 350 alumni to date All coursework is done in English -Each year, a topic is chosen for a Team Project in FOCUS: space transportation. -Technical lectures -Professional visits -Language training -Intercultural teamwork -Cultural events and leisure -Team project presentations in front of a jury -Subsidized trip to the Guiana Space Centre Four weeks in July/August WHEN: A CVA member city WHERE: A university or educational institution HOST: SPONSORS: CVA member industries and other local sponsors 5 Updated on 9 March 2011
Past and future Summer Schools More than 350 participants in 11 years: •2000: Bremen •2006: Toulouse •2011: Rome- Colleferro •2001: Toulouse •2007: Heilbronn- Lampoldshausen •2012: Salon de •2002: Turin Provence •2008: Madrid •2003: Liege •2013: Heilbronn and •2009: Augsburg •2004: Bremen French Guiana •2010: Bordeaux •2005: Barcelona 6 Updated on 9 March 2011
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2011 Summer School syllabus • 40 hours of plenary sessions on European Space Transportation engineering and management, delivered by professionals from: Arianespace, Avio Propulsione Aerospaziale, Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES), CIRA, EADS Astrium, European Space Agency (ESA), Bremen University of Applied Sciences, International Space University (ISU), ISAE Toulouse, Sapienza University of Rome, Snecma/Safran, Thales Alenia Space,Telespazio, Vitrociset, University of Liege • Intercultural teambuilding sessions • 50 hours of Team Project work (topic described on next slides) to deliver a presentation in front of a jury of experts • Workshops • Professional visits to: •AVIO Propulsione Aerospaziale •CIRA National Aerospace Research Centre •Thales Alenia Space •Telespazio •Language courses (Technical English or French for beginners) 8 Updated on 9 March 2011
2011 Summer School schedule Week 0 – July 1 st to 3 d 9 Updated on 9 March 2011
2011 Summer School schedule Week 1 – July 4 th to 10 th 10 Updated on 9 March 2011
2011 Summer School schedule Week 2 – July 11 th to 17 th 11 Updated on 9 March 2011
2011 Summer School schedule Week 3 – July 18 th to 24 th 12 Updated on 9 March 2011
2011 Summer School schedule Week 4 – July 25 th and 26 th 13 Updated on 9 March 2011
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Accommodation during S. School 2011 • Most classes will be held at the Sapienza School of Engineering, near the Coliseum • Some activities will be held at AVIO in Colleferro Student residence at about 40 min by public transportation from the School: Residenza "Affitto Studenti Roma" Viale della Venezia Giulia, 131 00177 ROMA www.affittostudentiroma.it 21 Updated on 9 March 2011
Fifth reunion of CVA alumni • 14th to 17th July 2011 in Rome • Joint programme for alumni and 2011 Summer School Students, including: – Professional presentations by senior lecturers and alumni – Cultural/culinary/sports activities in and around Rome • Opportunity to network with some of CVA’s over 400 alumni • Open to alumni from past Summer Schools, Teachers’ Seminars, Intercultural Seminars or Scientific Holidays 22 Updated on 9 March 2011
Fifth reunion of CVA alumni • Thu. 14th July: – alumni arrival and registration – keynote lecture by Prof. C. Buongiorno, Pioneer of space activities in Italy: “From San Marco to Vega” – welcome reception Fri. 15 th July: alumni-student conference at ESA-ESRIN in • Frascati. Tour of facilities Sa. 16 th July: visit of historical Ostia city and beach – free • afternoon in Rome 23 Updated on 9 March 2011
Fifth reunion of CVA alumni • ESA’s centre for Earth observation is in Frascati, south of Rome. It manages the ground segment for ESA and third-party Earth- observation satellites, maintaining the largest archive of environmental data in Europe • ESRIN coordinates over 20 ground stations throughout Europe and cooperates with another 20 foreign ground-segment operators worldwide. • As well as home to ESA’s Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes, it hosts the project team managing the Vega launcher programme. 24 Updated on 9 March 2011
Optional alumni trip to Europe‘s Spaceport • 5-day programme open to alumni of all CVA educational courses and member organizations: • detailed briefings and visit of the Guiana Space Centre, Europe’s Spaceport • informal interaction with employees from companies working on site • discovery of the Amazonian rainforest and of Devil’s Islands • Personal contribution for alumni: approx. 600 € (50% of the actual total cost) • Dates: September 2011 (exact dates to be advised) 25 Updated on 9 March 2011
Application deadline and requirements • Deadline: 31st March 2011. Please submit electronically to Ms. Magali Foulet: cva@ariane-cities.com all in English language: • a letter of motivation and detailed CV • a proof of university enrolment at least in third year in engineering • a letter of recommendation from a professor (for student candidates) or employer (for young professionals). Contact professors are listed on next slide • a proof of health and accident insurance valid in Italy for the entire duration of the programme is to be submitted later, upon confirmation of acceptance • Requirements: • Completion by July 2011 of at least the 3rd year in engineering (any speciality) • Ability to understand lectures and to perform team work in English • Personal contribution: participation fee, travel to Rome, health insurance, meals • Participation fees: • Students currently enrolled in a university of a CVA member city = 150 € • CVA member industry employees, and Euroavia members = 500 € • Non CVA members: 1.000 € • Acceptance notification will be sent to the candidates by 1st April 2011 (or within 30 days of having submitted the full application) 26 Updated on 9 March 2011
CVA contact professors Belgium: Prof. Jean-Luc Bozet - jlbozet@ulg.ac.be France: Prof. Bénédicte Escudier - benedicte.escudier@isae.fr Prof. Catherine Goetz - catherine.goetz@ensam.eu Prof. Yves Gourinat - yves.gourinat@isae.fr Mr. Philippe Noel - contact@issat.com Germany: Prof. Uwe Apel - uapel@fbm.hs-bremen.de Prof. André Baeten - andre.baeten@hs-augsburg.de Prof. Herbert Windisch - windisch@hs-heilbronn.de Italy: Prof. Marcelo Onofri - marcello.onofri@uniroma1.it Prof. Gian Carlo Cardarilli - g.cardarilli@uniroma2.it Spain: Prof. Jordi Isern - isern@ieec.uab.es Prof. EnriqueGarcía-Berro - vre.garcia-berro upc.edu Prof. Isabel Perez Grande - isabel.perez.grande@upm.es Switzerland: Prof. Roland Siegwart - rsiegwart@ethz.de 27 Updated on 9 March 2011
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