Download for German Space Delegation Aeronautics, Space, Security

Aeronautics, Space, Security, Defense
Technology
for German Space Delegation
14/02/2014
www.agoria.be
Dany Van de Ven
not replaced but succeeded
by Roland Teheux
as of 03/02/2014
AGORIA
Employer’s federation of the technology industry
Creation
Members
Own personnel
Employment
Turnover
Added value
Export
www.agoria.be
1946
nearly 1700 companies
80 % SME’s
900 foreign daughter companies
200
275 000 employees
12% of the Belgian private sector
EUR 70 billion
10% of the private sector
74% (exportpercentage)
1/3 of the Belgian export
2
Sector
Industrial/Technological
Associations
Aviation
(Aeronautics)
Security and
Defense
Space
EUROPE
ASD
ASD
ASD
(EUROSPACE)
BE-FEDERAL
Agoria/Aeronautics
Agoria/Security &
Defense
Agoria/Space
BE-FEDERAL
TBD (BSDI/AWG)
BSDI
BELGOSPACE
FLAG
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VRI
BAG
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BRUSPACE
EWA*
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WALLONIE
ESPACE*
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BEREGIONAL
BR
WA
www.agoria.be
* SKYWIN WALLONY
> European
landscape for Space
LUCHT- industrial
EN RUIMTEVAART
> Representation at ASD/EUROSPACE through
> Company members (SABCA and ALCATEL SPACE ETCA)
> EDA (European Defence Agency)
> AGORIA/BELGOSPACE
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BELGIUM is small, very small….
but very high…
BELGOSPACE ASBL/VZW
Formed in 1962...
PRESIDENT
Frank Preudhomme (CEO Qinetiq Space)
DIRECTOR
(Dany Van de Ven) Roland Teheux
Members of Belgospace
Thales Alenia Space ETCA
Areas of Activity
 LAUNCHERS
Servo Actuators, Valves, Structural & Electronics Elements, Control
Systems
 PAYLOADS
Small Satellites, Metal & Composite Elements, Interconnexion
Systems, Systems & Software Engineering and Micro-Gravity,
Communications, Earth Observation and Navigation Equipment
 GROUND SYSTEMS
Systems & Software Engineering, Network Synchronisation &
Integration, Ground equipment & preparation for space
 SPACE EDUCATION
Space is a Federal Issue but…
 VRI (Vlaamse Ruimtevaartindustrie)
 Wallonie Espace
 BRUSPACE
 Clusters…e.g. Wallonie Space Cluster, Skywin,…
Space is a Federal Issue but…
 VRI :
27 members
 BRUSPACE :
7 members
 WALLONIE ESPACE :
28 members
 BELGOSPACE :
14 members
Flemish Space Industry
Flemish Space Industry
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Association of 27 members founded in 1995
SME’s incl. divisions of international groups
R&D Members
Industry in 1985: 5 companies, 15M€, <25% of
Belgian public money, 100% ESA
Purposes
 Encourage the interaction of our members with
research institutes and universities
 Represent the Flemish Space Industries towards the
regional, Belgian and European authorities
 Support the image of the Flemish Space Industries to
the general public
 Stimulate technology transfer
Actual VRI members
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Bracquené Legal Consulting
CMOSIS
DHConsultancy bvba
OnSemiconductor Image Sensors
E.S. Tooling
Eurosense Belfotop nv
FLAG
GIM
IMEC vzw
Koninklijke Militaire School
K.U. Leuven
LMS International
Newtec
OIP Sensor Systems nv
Orban Microwave Products
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Sabca Limburg nv
Septentrio nv
Space Applications Services nv
StudieCentrum voor Kernenergie
Umicore Electro-Optic Materials nv
QinetiQ Space
Vito nv
Von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics
Voxdale
Xenics
Antwerp Space nv
Caeleste
Space segments
 Groundstations and equipment *
 Launch activities
 Satellite production *
 Satellite services *
 Navigation *
 Scientific research *
 Military projects
* Segments in which our members are active
Distribution by theme for Belgium
Optional programmes
Ministerial Councils – ESA 1995 to 2005
PRODEX
13%
OT
9%
TELEC
19%
GSTP
18%
NAV
4%
MG
6%
ISS
9%
EXPL
3%
LANC
19%
Turnover vs ESA return
Turn-Over vs ESA return
250
MEURO
200
150
Turnover
Flemish Return ESA
100
50
0
1985
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
VRI Strategy
 Niche: higher level in R&D-programs and in
products and services
 Co-operation
 Continuum: to develop technology for
marketable products starting from ESA
technology programmes
 Strategic choices within ESA
Non-Space Spin-Offs
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SPACE PRODUCTS require the implementation of Advanced Technologies
ESA IPR rules
This allows some VRI members to build up technological capacities, which can be easlily
exploited used in non-space domains;
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Via Technology Transfer these capacities are used by more conservative third
parties
By doing so, one of our VRI members turned out to be a top-5
contributor to regional economical growth (Vlerick management
school research) (considering own and third party economical
growth)
Flemish Space Industry
 Contact:
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.vrind.be
BRUSPACE
 The Space Cluster for the Brussels Capital
Region
 Wallonie Espace in Wallonia
 VRI in Flanders
 Works in Collaboration with both
 A Group of Companies, Educational and
Research Institutions Active in the Fields
of Aeronautics and/or Aerospace
 Leadership
 President: Marc Humblet
 Director: (Dany Van de Ven) Roland Teheux
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Objectives of BRUSPACE
 To promote the research programs within the framework of the
ESA as the general program of technology of support (GSTP) as
well as the program on telecommunication systems (ARTES)
 To better integrate Belgium into European spatial politics
 To promote Belgian competitiveness in the space industry
 To promote dialogue between the industrial and the academic
worlds
 To defend the interests of the sector
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Members
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Educational Institutions
 Royal Military Academy
 Royal Meteorology Institute
 Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB)
 Von Karman Institute of Fluid Dynamics
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Research Institutions & Companies
Provides various
Aerospace
companies with IT
consultations
www.agoria.be
Four different research
departments that deal
with reference systems
and geodynamics,
astrometry and dynamics
of celestial bodies,
astrophysics, and solar
physics
Design, machining,
assembly and
maintenance of large
civil aircraft and space
launchers
Areas of Expertise
 Launch systems and space
equipments
 Software engineering
 Computational fluid dynamics,
Hypersonic flow
 Telecommunication, Satellite
navigation
 Remote sensing, Earth
sciences
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 Plasma physics, Earth-Sun
interactions
 Microgravity research, Life
sciences
 Development of new materials
 Microelectronics,
mechatronics, sensors,
nanotechnologies
OVERVIEW
AERONAUTICS
SPACE
Walloon Aeronautics Industry: 90 actors
Walloon Space Industry: 32 actors
Turnover: ± 800 Million €
Employment: 5 000 direct jobs
Turnover: ± 220 Million €
Employment: 1 600 direct jobs
6 STRATEGIC AXIS (AERO & SPACE)
REGIONAL INVESTMENT IN AERO & SPACE
• 47 labelized projects in aero & space (9 Calls related to the
6 strategic axes)
29 R&D Projects, 9 Investment Projects, 9 Training Projects
=> Total budget: 157 Million €
- Public funding: 109 Million €
- Private funding: 48 Million €
• Main objectives for space supported at regional level:
• “New tech & Low cost” micro-satellites for E.O. for emerging
countries.
• Harsh environment testing and modeling (materials, microelectronic, systems, sub-systems,..)
• Space applications (Galileo, Copernicus, Telecom)
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
COOPERATION WITH AEROSPACE CLUSTERS
• MoU with AEROSPACE VALLEY (Midi-Pyrénées)
• MoU with ASTECH (île de France)
• MoU with AERO MONTREAL (Québec)
• MoU with SIATI (India)
• MoU with SAMARA (Russia)
• MoU with Inmavis (Russia)
• Member of EACP
(European Aerospace Clusters Partnership)
• Member of NEREUS
(European Space Applications Network)
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
WITH SUPPORT FROM AWEX
Future
 Keep at least the same level of “effort” (= investment)
 “Niches” is the key
 Elevate to the level of “system integrator”
 Continue with success stories
Key points
 Space is an interesting investment
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return between 2 to 6
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high level technological spin off with export possibilities
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stimulus for international cooperation opportunities
that reinforces the Belgian and European image
 Maintain the actual investment
Summary
The Belgian Space Industry has :
 a long history with successes
 the capability of being a Small Systems Integrator …and can
thus develop, produce and control… Small Satellites for
commercial and security and defence applications
 a lot of “niche” capabilities
 possibilities to create CEO’s (Centres Of Excellence)
Point of Contact
(Dany Van de Ven) Roland Teheux
Tel
: +32 (0)2 706 79 50
Fax
: +32 (0)2 706 79 52
e-mail
: [email protected]
websites :
www.agoria.be
www.agoria.be
www.agoria.be/bsdi
www.agoria.be/belgospace
www.agoria.be/bruspace