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	Dr. D’Amico is a professor in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department and the [[Satellites\|Satellites Team]] Faculty Advisor. His work is in development of strategies for CubeSat formation flight. Prior to Stanford, he worked at DLR, where he was involved in several multi-satellite (not CubeSat) missions that involved precise relative alignment. His lab is ~~fairly new and is aiming to launch~~ a formation CubeSat mission ~~within 10 years~~. This mission will likely be a telescope occulter system, in which one CubeSat acts as an imager and the other as the occulter.		Dr. D’Amico is a professor in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department and the [[Satellites\|Satellites Team]] Faculty Advisor. His work is in development of strategies for CubeSat formation flight. Prior to Stanford, he worked at DLR, where he was involved in several multi-satellite (not CubeSat) missions that involved precise relative alignment. His lab is attempting a formation CubeSat mission. This mission will likely be a telescope occulter system, in which one CubeSat acts as an imager and the other as the occulter.

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	Dr. D’Amico is a professor in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department and the [[~~Optical Communications~~\|Satellites Team]] Faculty Advisor. His work is in development of strategies for CubeSat formation flight. Prior to Stanford, he worked at DLR, where he was involved in several multi-satellite (not CubeSat) missions that involved precise relative alignment. His lab is fairly new and is aiming to launch a formation CubeSat mission within 10 years. This mission will likely be a telescope occulter system, in which one CubeSat acts as an imager and the other as the occulter.		Dr. D’Amico is a professor in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department and the [[Satellites\|Satellites Team]] Faculty Advisor. His work is in development of strategies for CubeSat formation flight. Prior to Stanford, he worked at DLR, where he was involved in several multi-satellite (not CubeSat) missions that involved precise relative alignment. His lab is fairly new and is aiming to launch a formation CubeSat mission within 10 years. This mission will likely be a telescope occulter system, in which one CubeSat acts as an imager and the other as the occulter.

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[[File:sdamico.jpg|frame|right|Dr. Simone D'Amico]]

Dr. D’Amico is a professor in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department and the [[Optical Communications|Satellites Team]] Faculty Advisor. His work is in development of strategies for CubeSat formation flight. Prior to Stanford, he worked at DLR, where he was involved in several multi-satellite (not CubeSat) missions that involved precise relative alignment. His lab is fairly new and is aiming to launch a formation CubeSat mission within 10 years. This mission will likely be a telescope occulter system, in which one CubeSat acts as an imager and the other as the occulter.

[[Category:Optical Communications]] [[Category:Faculty Advisors]]