The importance of modelling the historical evolution of the orbital debris environment is discussed. The DERA IDES debris model is introduced and the elements of the model that are used to simulate historical environment evolution are briefly described. High resolution IDES model simulations of the historical debris environment evolution in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) are then presented for centimetre and decimetre object size thresholds. The simulated environment evolution dynamics are fully explained. Discrete increases in the LEO object density can be correlated to specific debris source events. Examples of the IDES model validation process are given, consisting of comparisons between the model simulation and debris measurement data. It was fo...
Since the Second European Conference on Space Debris in 1997, the Orbital Debris Program Office at t...
The latest versions of the two premier orbital debris engineering models, NASAs ORDEM 3.0 and ESAs M...
Several numerical approaches exist to simulate the evolution of the space debris environment. These ...
Orbital debris environment models are essential in predicting the characteristics of the entire debr...
In the light of recent changes to planned Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation designs and ...
An increasing number of multiple-satellite constellations, providing global telecommunications, will...
Orbital space debris is a threat to space operations and for this reason numerous studies have been ...
The space debris population is similar to the asteroid belt, since it is subject to a process of hig...
The ‘Particles-in-a-box’ (PIB) model introduced by Talent (1992) removed the need for computer-inten...
The orbital debris environment model is intended to be used by the spacecraft community for the desi...
The building of the NASA Orbital Debris Engineering Model, whether ORDEM2000 or its recently updated...
The space debris model MASTER-2009 is based on the simulation of historical fragmentation events tha...
During the past 60 years the number of objects on Earth orbits has increased. So has the risk of col...
Over the last two decades the rise of NewSpace has led to a transition away from traditional space o...
A new Stochastic IMPressionistic Low Earth (SIMPLE) model of the space debris environment using a st...
Since the Second European Conference on Space Debris in 1997, the Orbital Debris Program Office at t...
The latest versions of the two premier orbital debris engineering models, NASAs ORDEM 3.0 and ESAs M...
Several numerical approaches exist to simulate the evolution of the space debris environment. These ...
Orbital debris environment models are essential in predicting the characteristics of the entire debr...
In the light of recent changes to planned Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation designs and ...
An increasing number of multiple-satellite constellations, providing global telecommunications, will...
Orbital space debris is a threat to space operations and for this reason numerous studies have been ...
The space debris population is similar to the asteroid belt, since it is subject to a process of hig...
The ‘Particles-in-a-box’ (PIB) model introduced by Talent (1992) removed the need for computer-inten...
The orbital debris environment model is intended to be used by the spacecraft community for the desi...
The building of the NASA Orbital Debris Engineering Model, whether ORDEM2000 or its recently updated...
The space debris model MASTER-2009 is based on the simulation of historical fragmentation events tha...
During the past 60 years the number of objects on Earth orbits has increased. So has the risk of col...
Over the last two decades the rise of NewSpace has led to a transition away from traditional space o...
A new Stochastic IMPressionistic Low Earth (SIMPLE) model of the space debris environment using a st...
Since the Second European Conference on Space Debris in 1997, the Orbital Debris Program Office at t...
The latest versions of the two premier orbital debris engineering models, NASAs ORDEM 3.0 and ESAs M...
Several numerical approaches exist to simulate the evolution of the space debris environment. These ...