The EDEN ISS Facility as platform for plant experiments in extreme environment
EDEN ISS is a H2020 project aimed at testing key technologies for plant cultivation in large-scale closed environments for a future implementation in space habitats. In this light, a Future Exploration Greenhouse has been designed, realized and deployed at the highly isolated German Neumayer Station...
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ftdlr:oai:elib.dlr.de:131593 2024-05-19T07:30:22+00:00 The EDEN ISS Facility as platform for plant experiments in extreme environment Fortezza, Raimondo Ceriello, Antonio De Simone, Domenico Schubert, Daniel Zabel, Paul Zeidler, Conrad Vrakking, Vincent 2019 https://elib.dlr.de/131593/ unknown Fortezza, Raimondo und Ceriello, Antonio und De Simone, Domenico und Schubert, Daniel und Zabel, Paul und Zeidler, Conrad und Vrakking, Vincent (2019) The EDEN ISS Facility as platform for plant experiments in extreme environment. In: AIDAA. AIDAA, 2019-09-09 - 2019-09-12, Rom, Italien. Systemanalyse Raumsegment Konferenzbeitrag NonPeerReviewed 2019 ftdlr 2024-04-25T00:52:33Z EDEN ISS is a H2020 project aimed at testing key technologies for plant cultivation in large-scale closed environments for a future implementation in space habitats. In this light, a Future Exploration Greenhouse has been designed, realized and deployed at the highly isolated German Neumayer Station III in the Antarctic to simulate the harsh conditions of a space mission and test a typical space operations scenario. The greenhouse has been equipped with all the systems to control the environmental parameters (temperature, relative humidity, light intensity, etc.) and to accommodate and feed the plants during their lifecycle. A camera system has been implemented for plant status assessment via image analysis. A command and data handling system provides the capability to configure the experimental set points via software, and can be controlled by remote operators. A Mission Control Centre has been realized at DLR for remote monitoring and control of the facility. The MCC receives all the telemetry and the images and can make them available to other centres, which have been included in the operations loop to provide expert support to the on-site operator. This paper describes the facility and its capabilities as platform for plant growth experiments in an extreme environment. Conference Object Antarc* Antarctic German Aerospace Center: elib - DLR electronic library |
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EDEN ISS is a H2020 project aimed at testing key technologies for plant cultivation in large-scale closed environments for a future implementation in space habitats. In this light, a Future Exploration Greenhouse has been designed, realized and deployed at the highly isolated German Neumayer Station III in the Antarctic to simulate the harsh conditions of a space mission and test a typical space operations scenario. The greenhouse has been equipped with all the systems to control the environmental parameters (temperature, relative humidity, light intensity, etc.) and to accommodate and feed the plants during their lifecycle. A camera system has been implemented for plant status assessment via image analysis. A command and data handling system provides the capability to configure the experimental set points via software, and can be controlled by remote operators. A Mission Control Centre has been realized at DLR for remote monitoring and control of the facility. The MCC receives all the telemetry and the images and can make them available to other centres, which have been included in the operations loop to provide expert support to the on-site operator. This paper describes the facility and its capabilities as platform for plant growth experiments in an extreme environment. |
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The EDEN ISS Facility as platform for plant experiments in extreme environment |
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Fortezza, Raimondo und Ceriello, Antonio und De Simone, Domenico und Schubert, Daniel und Zabel, Paul und Zeidler, Conrad und Vrakking, Vincent (2019) The EDEN ISS Facility as platform for plant experiments in extreme environment. In: AIDAA. AIDAA, 2019-09-09 - 2019-09-12, Rom, Italien. |
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