The Space Data Association (SDA) is a non-profit international organization comprised of civil, commercial, and military spacecraft operators. Founded in 2009, the SDA facilitates the sharing of critical data and best practices to improve the safety and integrity of satellite operations and the space environment. Through its Space Data Center (SDC), the SDA provides services like collision avoidance predictions and monitors the accuracy of space situational awareness (SSA) data. Key partners and members include major satellite communications companies like Intelsat, SES, Eutelsat, Inmarsat and also defense companies such as Babcock.
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The Space Data Association's new Space Safety Portal uses GMV's EcosSSTM technology.
GMV was selected to develop the Space Data Association's next-generation flight safety platform known as the Space Safety Portal (SSP) due to its advanced collision avoidance capability.
A Russian satellite spent five weeks in mid-Earth orbit (MEO) without being detected by the US public Space Data Association (SDA) database.
The Space Data Association is working to improve the accuracy and timeliness of collision warning notifications.
The Space Data Association signed the Zero Debris Charter, a voluntary commitment that aims to establish a common vision and a set of principles and targets for reducing and preventing space debris.
The Space Data Association Limited (SDA) is a non-profit international association of satellite operators.
The Space Data Association now covers 294 GEO satellites and 481 LEO/MEO satellites supporting 36 participants.
With HawkEye 360 joining the Space Data Association, the Space Data Center covers 275 GEO satellites and 506 LEO satellites.
With HawkEye 360 joining the Space Data Association, the Space Data Centre now covers 275 GEO satellites and 506 LEO satellites.
With AsiaSat joining, Space Data Association participants account for 278 geostationary (GEO) satellites, representing 52% of all active GEO satellites.
With AsiaSat joining, Space Data Association participants account for 447 low Earth orbit (LEO) and medium Earth orbit (MEO) spacecraft.
The Space Data Association operates a Space Data Centre (SDC) to provide member operators with a higher level of safety and integrity in satellite operations.
Comspoc compares information provided by satellite operators with the public space catalog to warn Space Data Association members of impending conjunctions and to help select suitable collision-avoidance maneuvers.
Comspoc runs the Space Data Center, which provides conjunction assessments and warnings to the Space Data Association.
Comspoc plans to continue supporting the Space Data Association and the Space Safety Coalition.
Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI) hosts the Space Data Center, a platform that ingests Space Data Association operator information and compares it with commercial radar and telescope observations to assess conjunction risks.