Willem Steyn

Prof. Willem Steyn


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Academic Career Length

33Years (1994-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 October 2016 in Acta Astronautica
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JFJason L. Forshaw
Jason L. Forshaw
GAGuglielmo Aglietti
Guglielmo Aglietti
NNNimal Navarathinam
Nimal Navarathinam
HKHaval Kadhem
Haval Kadhem
TSThierry Salmon
Thierry Salmon
WSWillem Steyn
Willem Steyn

1 March 2020 in Acta Astronautica
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GAGuglielmo Aglietti
Guglielmo Aglietti
BTBen Taylor
Ben Taylor
SFSimon Fellowes
Simon Fellowes
TSThierry Salmon
Thierry Salmon
IRIngo Retat
Ingo Retat
WSWillem Steyn
Willem Steyn

1 March 2020 in Acta Astronautica
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JFJason L. Forshaw
Jason L. Forshaw
GAGuglielmo Aglietti
Guglielmo Aglietti
SFSimon Fellowes
Simon Fellowes
TSThierry Salmon
Thierry Salmon
IRIngo Retat
Ingo Retat
WSWillem Steyn
Willem Steyn

1 December 2011 in Advances In Space Research
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VLVaios Lappas
Vaios Lappas
NANasir Adeli
Nasir Adeli
LVLourens Visagie
Lourens Visagie
JFJuan Fernandez
Juan Fernandez
TTTheodoros Theodorou
Theodoros Theodorou
MPMatthew Perren
Matthew Perren

26 November 2019 in The Aeronautical Journal
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GAGuglielmo Aglietti
Guglielmo Aglietti
BTB. Taylor
B. Taylor
SFS. Fellowes
S. Fellowes
SAS. Ainley
S. Ainley
DTD. Tye
D. Tye
WSWillem Steyn
Willem Steyn
The RemoveDEBRIS mission has been the first mission to successfully demonstrate, in-orbit, a series of technologies that can be used for the active removal of space debris. The mission started late in 2014 and was sponsored by a grant from the EC that saw a consortium led by the Surrey Space Centre to develop the mission, from concept to in-orbit demonstrations, that terminated in March 2019. Technologies for the capture of large space debris, like a net and a harpoon, have been successfully tested together with hardware and software to retrieve data on non-cooperative target debris kinematics from observations carried out with on board cameras. The final demonstration consisted of the deployment of a drag-sail to increase the drag of the satellite to accelerate its demise.

1 July 2002 in Acta Astronautica
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VLV.J. Lappas
V.J. Lappas
WSWillem Steyn
Willem Steyn
CUC.I. Underwood
C.I. Underwood