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Orbital Can Station - Lab Infrastructure for LEO and Beyond

This paper presents a concept for a highly modular low-cost space station which serves as an orbital science park. By specialising in commercial research, this concept delivers improvements in cost, turnaround and operational efficiency over current ge...

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The team is composed of degreed mechanical & aerospace engineers, architects, and researchers from various fields, all with extensive experience in design, planning, and simulation around space-based human habitable structures. The core professional team is also supported by student researchers and contributors. The team has presented on this work at previous conferences and has developed this project over the course of 4 years. The core research team is composed of architect Koen Kegel, architect & fire simulation response Lead Simon Matkowski, engineer Sam Ross, architect Enrico Trolese, architect Sean Wessels, engineer Michael Lamontagne, engineering student Orest Brykowytch, project manager Olivier Rinfret, and business developer BigRed.

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We take anyone and everyone who is interested in contributing. We can provide tools and training to bring you up to speed with the project and introduce you to the concepts you'll need to make contributions (if you don't have formal training). If you have experience with simulation (FEA, CFD, personnel movement, etc.) please especially consider joining the team!