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ASI Strategic Plan 2010-2020: Navigating the Space Landscape

Explore ASI's long-term plan from 2010-2020, focusing on financial strategies, programmatic lines, and key collaborations with international partners. Learn about ASI's initiatives in Earth observation, human spaceflight, telecommunications, navigation, and access to space.

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ASI Strategic Plan 2010-2020: Navigating the Space Landscape

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  1. Agenzia Spaziale Italiana ASI Perspectives from 2010 -2020 Long Term Plan Marcello Spagnulo

  2. Strategic Plan 2010-2020 Continuity with the Financial 2010-2013 Technical Plan PTA and with the last ESA Ministerial Conference of 2008 Compatibility with national landscape, both in terns of financial issues and industrial landscape Necessity of significant evolution of the Agency Necessity to adequate positioning in the European and international scenario

  3. Programmatic Lines

  4. Elements of financial perspectives 1/4 2010-2020 Global Expenditure

  5. Elements of financial perspectives 2/4 2010-2020 ESA Contribution perspectives

  6. Elements of financial perspectives 3/4 2010-2020 national programs expenditures perspectives

  7. Elements of financial perspectives 4/4 2010-2020 Global Expenditures by sector

  8. The drivers of the Strategic Plan

  9. Earth Observation • Continuity with national program Cosmo-SkyMed with the second generation satellites procurement and launch • Launch of Prisma satellite • Cooperation with Argentinean SaoCom with L-band radar • Cooperation with Israel on Shalom • Use of ESA Sentinels data • Focus on ASI Center on EO

  10. Science and Exploration • Participation to ESA “Cosmic Vision” (Large and Medium missions) • Participation to ESA ExoMars e Bepi-Colombo missions • Support to host on international missions national payload and instruments • Support to optimized evolution of national tools and centers for “data fusion”

  11. Human Spaceflight • Continuity on ISS program • Flights of Italian astronauts in 2013, 2015 and 2016 (under consolidation) • Support to experiments on ISS • Consolidation of Italian role on Life Science in Space

  12. Telecommunications • Recovery of ITU frequencies on Ku-band assigned to Italy in 2000 • Start of national program “SIGMA” (Satellite Italiano Guglielmo Marconi) through pubblic-private partnership • Athena-Fidus program with Italian MoD, Cnes and French DGA to launch a “dual use” satellite

  13. Navigation • Consolidate Italian role in ESA Galileo project • Support to full use of EGNOS system • Development of national program Presago to integrate Telecom, Localization and EO data

  14. Access to Space • Support on VEGA launcher consolidation and evolution • R&D programs for engine demonstrators on cryogenic propulsion (Oxygen and Methane), and hybrid propulsion (already established cooperation with Jaxa) • Participation to ESA IXV technology demonstrator and evolution

  15. Conclusions • Vision for an adequate evolution of the Agency toward the national needs, enlarging the space activities in the correct national and international context

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