The 28th Ka and Broadband Communications Conference (Ka) and the 40th International Communications Satellite Systems Conference (ICSSC) and its Colloquium,
the two most influential technical conferences on satellite systems, will be jointly held in
Bradford (UK), from October 23 through October 26, 2023.
The 40th ICSSC Colloquium on Direct Satellite to Cellular
Mobile Services,
will be held on the 23rd of October 2023 at Norcroft Centre, University of Bradford. The topic of Satellite-to-Cell, or Direct-to-Mobile Service has been a rapidly evolving ecosystem
and is a timely next step building upon on last year’s colloquium topic on Megaconstellations. In the interest of our target international audience.
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Both Conference and Colloquium will be held only in its traditional in-person format.
The Joint Conference under the theme: Artemis: Advancing Game Changing Communications and Navigation Technology, will feature:
Prospective Authors are invited to submit papers to either Ka or ICSSC in all topics of Satellite Telecommunications, Exploration, Navigation, Propagation and Earth Observation included in the 2023 Call for Papers.
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At the 28th Ka and 40th ICSSC Joint Conference Gala Dinner, Dr. Paul Thompson, retired senior research Fellow of the University of Surrey, will receive the 2023 AIAA ACA “For exceptional service in satellite and space systems design, engineering, and international collaboration".
The Conference Organizing Committee warmly congratulates him.
(On the left Dr. Paul Thomson)
The Ka Conference Organizing Committee is glad to inform that this year the 6 best papers presented in the Ka Conference Oral Sessions will be published in the Special Issue of the International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networks, edited by Prof Barry Evans.
The Selection Committee, chaired by Prof Barry Evans, and composed by Riccardo de Gaudenzi, Naoto Kadowaki, James Nessel and Carlo Riva, will select the 6 best papers to be published in the Special Issue.
(On the left Prof Barry Evans)
With the expectation that Covid restrictions will continue to progressively disappear, the Conference Organizing Committee decided that the Conference will be held in its traditional in-person format.
