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• SSF is now ISO 9001 certified
• SSF awarded a QPA position in ESOC
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10 Jun 2010

SSF present at DASIA 2010 conference in Budapest

The DASIA (Data Systems in Aerospace) conference is the major European conference on Space Systems Engineering. The event for 2010 takes place in Budapest, Hungary.

SSF presents at the conference two papers and has given contributions to two additional papers:

• "Evaluating a control system architecture based on a formally derived AOCS model", D. Ilić, T. Latvala, K. Varpaaniemi, P. Väisänen – Space Systems Finland, Finland, E. Troubitsyna, L. Laibinis - Åbo Akademi University, Finland
• "Taxonomy of Space SW FDIR Systems", M. Ferraguto, V. Sylvius – Space Systems Finland Ltd. D. Torette, P. Creten – Spacebel (Belgium), E. Conquet, M. Perrotin – ESA/ESTEC (The Netherlands), J.-P. Blanquart – Astrium SAS, (France)
• "On-board Software Maintenance for GOCE, ESA’s Gravity Mission", C. Steiger, P.P. Emanuelli – ESA/ESOC (Germany), G. Lautenschläger, A. Weigl, R. Eilenberger – EADS Astrium GmbH (Germany), P. Väisänen – Space Systems Finland Ltd., E. Maestroni – Rhea, A. da Costa – Vitrociset 
• "Space on-board software reference architecture", Savoir-Faire Working Group
  

The DASIA conference discusses the state of-the-art of the technologies and methodologies for development and operation of systems, software and hardware components related to computer-based data retrieval, processing and exploitation in aerospace, telecommunication and other areas of high reliability and complexity.

The conference is organised by Eurospace, the association of the European Space Industry in co-ordination with the European Space Agency (ESA), the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), the French Space Agency (CNES) and the Canadian Space Agency. The conference programme can be found on Eurospace's web pages.