和歌山大学
Wakayama University is a Japanese national university with a significant focus on space research and education. Through its Institute for Education on Space (IfES), the university designs and implements space science-related educational programs, including the CanSat Leader Training Program, and supports student-led projects like the Wakayama University Space Development Project (WSP). Wakayama University also engages in developing space-related technologies and tools, such as small movable ground stations, and collaborates internationally on projects like the UNIFORM microsatellite constellation for Earth observation.
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WALL entered into a joint research contract with the National University Corporation Wakayama University to research practical methods for developing talent in the space industry.
WALL is funded by six local companies and space-related venture firms, and it has begun joint research with Wakayama University focused on satellite design, manufacturing, and operation.
Wakayama University is developing curricula that allow students and researchers to participate in real projects and experience the data utilization process after satellite launches.
Wakayama University possesses facilities for receiving and analyzing satellite data, including large parabolic antennas, and links knowledge gained from satellite development and operation to education and research.