An Empirical Exploration of a Human and Technology Rise Conference in Gdansk University of Technology

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An Empirical Exploration of a Human and Technology Rise Conference in Gdansk University of Technology conference took place on March 24, 2022.

  

The conference organised by the Space Science Commission of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Baltic Sea and Space Cluster and the Polish Space Agency in cooperation with the Gdansk University of Technology started the third cycle of conferences planned for 2022 and 2023 at many universities. It consisted of three traditional sessions: Young Stars, applications’ and research.

The Young Stars session was characterised by exceptional innovation, evident in all presented papers, which include: Martyna Paternak, Determination of phenological phases of cultivated cereals using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data; Artur Łukasik, PW-Sat2 deorbit sail effectiveness analysis from the perspective of orbital parameter measurement; Dominik Duda, Mental state of the participants during analog lunar mission; Dominika Lech, Michał Kropski, Bartosz Kryński, Jakub Sulewski, 6 wheeled Martian vehicle; Rafał Markowski, High-performance Grid Fins for missile control; Mateusz Czapski, Bartosz Rybacki, Wojciech Wysocki, Lessons learned during SRAD hybrid rocket motor development. The chapter of the competition for the best Young Stars presentation awarded the prize to Dominika Lech, Michał Kropski, Bartosz Kryński and Jakub Sulewski for the presentation “6 wheeled Martian vehicle“.

The applications’ session covered new topics and all speeches were professional in nature. This evaluation applies to the papers delivered: Alfred Naskręt, A Man on an Automated Vessel; Tomasz Lisiecki, A Man in the Virtual World; Maciej Brzozowski, A Man in an Automated Port – PORT HAMBURG Case; Maciej Lang, A Man as a utilizer of integrated hydrographic, topographic and photogrammetric data.

The third session was of academic nature. The authors presented the state of the art on the following topics: prof. Marek Galewski, See more see better – neural networks in image processing; prof. Piotr Szymak, Autonomous biomimetic underwater vehicles with silent undulating propulsion, prof. Krzysztof Lipiński, Fundamentals of mechanics towards applications in multibody robot-based manipulatorsystems; prof. Krzysztof Falkowski, Some discussion remarks on development of UAV unmanned aerial vehicles; prof. Marcin Dornowski, Neurofeedback EEG in lowering the stress reaction during analog lunar mission; dr. Paweł Chyc, Technological freedom in outer space; dr. Magdalena Konopacka, The EU Regulatory Approach to Algorithmic Decision-Making; prof. Mirosław K. Gerigk, Challenges associated with control of autonomous underwater vehicles; dr. Maciej Henzel, A voice in discussion on development of unmanned aerial vehicles; prof. Ryszard Kłos, A voice in discussion on the UUV and AUV unmanned vehicles.

In the concluding remarks of the conference, speakers pointed out that the knowledge of new technologies, management and law in the field of space sciences still resembles an “archipelago of artificial intelligence”, consisting of many islands, which are not connected to each other within a system forming a specific WHOLE. The search for a common denominator is still the biggest challenge for the organisers of a series of planned conferences.

Prof dr hab. Zdzisław Brodecki

 

OPENING SESSION – chaired by Prof. dr hab. inż. Edmund Wittbrodt – President of the Space Sciences Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences

Prof. dr hab. inż. Krzysztof Wilde – Rector of Gdansk University of Technology

Prof. dr hab. inż. Marek Grzybowski, President of the Baltic Sea and Space CLuster

Prof. dr hab. inż. Marek Moszyński, Building National Satellite Information System, Polish Space Agency

Prof. dr hab. inż. Tadeusz Uhl, A space for sustainable development, AGH, Cracow

“YOUNG STARS” Session – chaired by Dr. Magdalena Konopacka

Marta Pasternak, Determination of phenological phases of cultivated cereals using Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data, Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences

Artur Łukasik, PW-Sat2 deorbit sail effectiveness analysis from the perspective of orbital parameter measurement, Warsaw University of Technology

Dominik Duda, Mental state of the participants during analog lunar mission, Academy of Physical Education and Sport, Gdansk

Dominika Lech, Michał Kropski, Bartosz Kryński, Jakub Sulewski, 6 wheeled Martian vehicle, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, Gdansk University of Technology

Rafał Markowski, High-performance Grid Fins for missile control, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, Gdansk University of Technology

Mateusz Czapski, Bartosz Rybacki, Wojciech Wysocki, Lessons learned during SRAD hybrid rocket motor development, SimLE Student’s Organisation, Gdansk University of Technology

APPLICATIONS’ SESSION – chaired by Prof. dr hab. inż. Marek Grzybowski

  • Tomasz Lisiecki, A Man in the Virtual World, President, CNCOM, ASE Group
  • Maciej Brzozowski, A Man in an Automated Port – PORT HAMBURG Case, Head of Representative Office in Poland, Port of Hamburg Marketing
  • Maciej Lang, A Man as a utilizer of integrated hydrographic, topographic and photogrammetric data, Owner, CEO,  Hydronous

RESEARCH SESSION – chaired by Prof. dr hab. inż. Zbigniew Łubniewski

               Prof. Marek Galewski, See more see better – neural networks in image processing, Gdansk University of Technology

Prof. Piotr Szymak, Autonomous biomimetic underwater vehicles with silent undulating propulsion, Polish Naval Academy, Gdynia

Prof. Krzysztof Lipiński, Fundamentals of mechanics towards applications in multibody robot-based manipulatorsystems, Gdansk University of Technology

Prof. Krzysztof Falkowski, Some discussion remarks on development of UAV unmanned aerial vehicles, Military University of Technology, Warsaw

Prof. Marcin Dornowski, Neurofeedback EEG in lowering the stress reaction during analog lunar mission, Academy of Physical Education and Sport, Gdansk

Dr. Paweł Chyc, Technological freedom in outer space, University of Business and Administration, Gdynia

Dr. Magdalena Konopacka, The EU Regulatory Approach to Algorithmic Decision-Making, University of Business and Administration, Gdynia

  • Mirosław K. Gerigk, Challenges associated with control of autonomous underwater vehicles, Gdansk University of Technology
  • Maciej Henzel, A voice in discussion on development of unmanned aerial vehicles, Vice-Director of the Aviation Technology Institute, Military University of Technology, Warsaw
  • Ryszard Kłos, A voice in discussion on the UUV and AUV unmanned vehicles, Polish Naval Academy, Gdynia