Development of Open Model-Based Collaboration Tool and Application on Nano-Satellite Project

A review of the current state of Pico and Nanosatellites: some applications in Latin America and other regions of the world

“…Satellites (Sweeting, 2018), (Miyazaki, 2018), (Nambu et al, 2019), (Bedington et al, 2016), (Parco et al, 2013), (Herrera Arroyave et al, 2015), (Burgos González, 2016), (Mozombite Frisancho, 2012), (Islam et al, 2019), (Ramadhan et al, 2019) Measurement (Pető, 2013), (Bulut et al, 2013), (Colin, 2015), , (Mendieta Daza et al, 2017), (Buitrago et al, 2019) Design (Kizilkaya et al, 2017), (Colín et al, 2016), (González-Llorente et al, 2012), (Santiago Flores et al, 2016), (Mancilla Cerezo et al, 2019), (Mafra de Carvalho et al, 2013), Testing (Ostaszewski Michałand Dzierzek & Magnuszewski, 2018), (Colin, 2016), (Krejci & Lozano, 2018), (Friend et al, 2016), (Hernandez, 2012), (Mendoza et al, 2015) Applications (Çabuloglu et al, 2011), (Lee et al, 2017), , (Anchino et al, 2019) Martino, 2013), (Pablo et al, 2014) Others (Davoli et al, 2019), (Madry et al, 2018) A characteristic that cannot be omit-ted to carry out the review of small satellites is the year of publication of the documents, with the purpose of differentiating the increasing research in this field. Therefore, the documents were discriminated by year of publication, in order to differentiate the largest number of documents in the last 5 years.…”

“…Finally, North Korea has made some space contributions with small satellites since 1992, and they have put together a CubeSat competition since 2012 to pro-mote space technology, but the results of their workshops still fails to compare with technologies that of other countries like the United States(Lee et al, 2017).It should be noted that the development of CubeSat as a strategy to expand knowledge and teaching of space technologies has been fundamental, and in that order of ideas it has allowed different applications to emerge from academic spaces. In the article thatNambu et al (2019) an open collaboration methodology based on models is established through the use of BALUS software, which allows for collective collaborations and the provision of ideas through diagrams, in order to elaborate the final model of the nanosatellite project called OPUSAT-KIT.…”