Orbits in Focus: A New Era of Space Traffic Management

Name: Orbits in Focus: A New Era of Space Traffic Management
Uploaded: 2026-08-04T07:42:44.000Z
Duration: 36 min 40 s
Description: Exploring Project Aemelia, a UK Space Agency initiative, this talk from The Alan Turing Institute details advanced AI and engineering challenges in managing…

Victoria Nockles; Marina Gashinova

University of Birmingham·Victoria Nockles & Marina Gashinova

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Orbits in Focus: A New Era of Space Traffic Management

Victoria Nockles Marina Gashinova University of Birmingham at Alan Turing Institute

36:40·2026·graduate·Research Seminar

Exploring Project Aemelia, a UK Space Agency initiative, this talk from The Alan Turing Institute details advanced AI and engineering challenges in managing increasingly crowded orbital environments.

Space is getting incredibly crowded. With over 40,000 tracked objects zipping around at ten times the speed of a bullet, managing our orbits has shifted from a traffic problem to a critical national security mission.

Engineering Signal Processing & Robotics MapReduce & Dataflow Robot Dynamics & Aerospace Control Space Domain Awareness Satellite Tracking

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Victoria Nockles

Principal Investigator - Defence AI Research (DARe); Professor, University of Birmingham

Victoria Nockles is a Principal Investigator in Defence AI Research and a Professor at the University of Birmingham, affiliated with the Alan Turing Institute.

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Marina Gashinova

Principal Investigator - Defence AI Research (DARe); Professor, University of Birmingham

Marina Gashinova is a Principal Investigator in Defence AI Research and a Professor at the University of Birmingham, affiliated with the Alan Turing Institute.

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