Mauro Massari

Associate Professor

Politecnico di Milano

Italy

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Mauro Massari is an Associate Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on space surveillance and tracking, pose estimation, and radar technologies, as evidenced by his recent publications on monocular image fusion, orbit determination software, and adaptive track estimation. He is involved in innovative projects related to CubeSats and planetary landing methodologies.

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Germano Bianchi

ITALY

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Erdem Turan

Delft University of Technology

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Alessandra Menicucci

Delft University of Technology

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Pierluigi Di Lizia

ITALY

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Stefano Speretta

Delft University of Technology

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Michele Maestrini

Assistant Professor

Politecnico di Torino

ITALY

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Articles (10)

Cross-modal fusion of monocular images and neuromorphic streams for 6D pose estimation of non-cooperative targets

An orbit determination software suite for Space Surveillance and Tracking applications

Operational Angular Track Reconstruction in Space Surveillance Radars through an Adaptive Beamforming Approach

Radar observation and recontruction of Cosmos 1408 fragmentation

Adaptive track estimation on a radar array system for space surveillance

LUMIO: A CubeSat for observing and characterizing micro-meteoroid impacts on the Lunar far side

Nonlinear Prediction in Marker-Based Spacecraft Pose Estimation with Polynomial Transition Maps

Contact detection, isolation and estimation for orbital robots through an observer based on a centroid-joints dynamics

Adaptive generalized ZEM-ZEV feedback guidance for planetary landing via a deep reinforcement learning approach

Initial orbit determination with the multibeam radar sensor BIRALES

Collaborators (6)

Germano Bianchi

Erdem Turan

Alessandra Menicucci

Pierluigi Di Lizia

Stefano Speretta

Michele Maestrini

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