“…Due to its high costs and complexity, the development of space systems has always highlighted the importance of cooperation between different entities, such as national institutes and agencies, research groups, and companies. Following this cooperation spirit, a joint group of Brazilian space researchers, led by members from the Brazilian National Institute for Space Research (INPE), proposed the Global Open Collection Data System (GOLDS) constellation [1]. The goal of GOLDS is to build a global environmental monitoring system based on the Environmental Data Collector (EDC) payload decoder, which would be offered by INPE/Brazil to any academic institution in the world interested in populating this nextgeneration constellation with CubeSat-based nanosatellites.…”