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      <title>DISCO ground station and mission control</title>
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      <description>ITU is a partner in the Danish Student Cubesat Program, DISCO which will launch a series of small satellites into orbit, starting with DISCO 1 in 2023 and followed by DISCO2 in 2024.
As part of this project ITU is installing a satellite ground station with a range of antenna rotators on the roof of Rued Langaards Vej building and the equipment has been purchased. The ground station will track the DISCO satellites as they pass overhead and be able to send and receive data from our satellites.</description>
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      <title>DISCO Satellite Image and ML Pipeline</title>
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      <description>ITU is a partner in the Danish Student Cubesat Program DISCO, which will launch a series of small satellites into orbit, starting with DISCO 1 in 2023 and followed by DISCO2 in 2024.
ITU is developing a hi-res multi camera imaging payload for earth observation primarily in the Arctic. We are developing an on satellite machine learning capability using an ML coprocessor, as well as models that can run on the reduced hardware found on board the satellite.</description>
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