David MIMOUN

INSTITUT SUPERIEUR de l’aeronautique et de l’espace

 
 

My research interests focuse mainly on two axes : the design of planetary scientific payloads , especially in the field of planetary geophysics (Development of planetary seismometers) and the preliminary design of space missions. I have participated in several missions, such as NetLander, ExoMars,and  I have contributed to the initial Laplace (EJSM) proposal. I am co Investigator for the Japanese Selene-2 SAGES geophysics package, and involved in the future Lunar Geophysical Network missions. I had led the technical part of Farside Explorer, a mission proposal for the last ESA M3 call. I am co-I of the Insight Mission proposal


 

Research Interests

ISAE-SUPAERO cursus , 1 year             : Celestial Mechanics Tools

ISAE-SUPAERO cursus , 3rd year         : Scientific Space systems engineering

ISAE-SUPAERO cursus , 3rd year         : Advanced Astrodynamics

Toulouse III Ms Astrophysics                : Space Mechanics

Université Paris 7  Ms in Teledetection  : Satellite and Space System course


TEACHING

ISAE SPACE Students Projects

I am also managing the ISAE student projects related to Space. Now I am looking for industrial sponsors to allow the development of in-house Star Tracker project. For 2010-2011, proposed projects are (TBC)


  1. -Development of a Star Tracker for ESEO and ESMO satellite (collaborations SODERN, ESA)

  2. -QB 50 «EntrySat»

Images : Crédits : NASA, JPL, SEIS Team

INSIGHT


InSight is the 12th mission selected by NASA to fly as a Discovery Program solar system exploration. Getting to know Mars better and better has significant implications for our home planet Earth.





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MICRO-BLOG

IPPW-9 was a great success More than 200 participants and 186 abstracts ! Thanks to all

that made this possible !  (here the group photo before the banquet)

IPPW9

INSIGHT MISSIOn OUTLINE


This movie presents the main objectives of the InSight Mission (Non edited version with French accent included !)



Comets as Tracers of Solar System Formation and Evolution


Worskhop as been posponed to April 2014. Stay tuned !