Appendix 4 to esa ao/1-9225/18/NL/FF/gp
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- UNILEON The next figure provides the position of León University key people within the company. Department of Mechanical, Computing and Aerospace Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering Area
- Space Engineering Department
- Key personnel Partner Average Time Dedication
- Family name Kylling First name
- Phone number +47 63898000 e-Mail
- Date of Birth 16 September 1962 Nationality
- Qualifications and Affiliations Education and present position
- Core Competences
- Family name Stebel First name
- Phone number +47 63898 8175 e-Mail
- Date of Birth 19 November 1963 Nationality
- Competences
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Table x.x-2 : role in the project of TAS.
UNILEON WP1000 local leader: Dr. Diego Domínguez WP2000 leader: Dr. Jesús Gonzalo WP3000 local leader: Dr. Jesús Gonzalo WP4000 leader: Dr. Diego Domínguez WP5000 local technical officer: Dr. Jesús Gonzalo WP5000 local contracts officer: Ms. Ana Isabel García Prieto
NILU 
Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) is an independent, non-profit institution (foundation) established in 1969. Through its research, NILU increases the understanding of processes and effects of climate change, of the composition of the atmosphere, of air quality and of hazardous substances. Based on its research, NILU markets integrated services and products within the analytical, monitoring and consulting sectors. The institute is concerned with increasing public awareness about climate change and environmental pollution. Kerstin Stebel, Arve Kylling and Ann Mari Fjaeraa have their positions in the Atmosphere and Climate department, while Philipp Schneider holds a position in the Urban Environment and Industry department. UNILEON The next figure provides the position of León University key people within the company. Department of Mechanical, Computing and Aerospace Engineering Ms Hilde Pérez Mechanical Engineering Area PhD Hilde Pérez Computer Architecture PhD Vicente Matellán Manufacturing Area PhD Joaquín Barreiro Language Computer Systems PhD Adolfo Rodríguez-Soto Engineering Projects Area PhD Manuel Castejón Aerospace Engineering Area PhD Jesús Gonzalo Administrative support Ms. Marián Villamediana System engineering PhD Jesús Gonzalo CFD Optimisation Systems
Software
Applications PhD Diego Domínguez The Aerospace Group at ULE is, from the organisational point of view, within the Engineering Department, together with other mechanical and computer science groups. There is a fruitful communication among all the groups, which enrich multidisciplinary projects such as the present one. The internal organisation, although simple, considers three areas of activity, as shown in the scheme. CFD and Optimisations refer to a specific research on new techniques and algorithms to solve fluid equations and to provide efficient solutions for flying objects. The System Engineering section is in charge of managing end-to-end developments, from user needs and market protections to design and budgeting. In some cases, projects include proofs of concepts that need to be implemented, tested and checked against user specifications. In this study, Applications and Systems are the two involved sections. The next figure provides the position of TAS-F key people within the company. 
DEIMOS is organised into a matrix structure comprising operational (Departments) and regional (Countries) units, topped by a common corporate structure. The following top-level organizational chart illustrates the current executive management structure of DEIMOS and the location of the project within the Space Engineering Department. The current companies of DEIMOS are: Deimos Space S.L.U. (founded in June 2001), Tres Cantos (Madrid, Spain). Deimos Engenharia S.A. (founded in September 2002), Lisbon (Portugal). Deimos Castilla La Mancha S.L.U. (founded in September 2010), Puertollano (Spain). Deimos Romania S.R.L. (founded in October 2013), Bucharest (Romania). Deimos United Kingdom Ltd. (founded in November 2013), Harwell (UK). It is proposed that DEIMOS involvement in the study will be managed within the Space Engineering Department, if a contract is awarded to the Consortium by ESA. The Space Engineering Department deals with a wide spectrum of engineering activities, and it is composed of five Business Units: Flight Systems, Ground Segment, GNSS, Satellite Systems, and Space Situational Awareness. DEIMOS activity in the study will be developed under the Flight Systems and Ground Segment Business Units, which span among Spain, Portugal, UK and Romania. In particular, the Flight Systems Business Unit will be in charge of the Mission Analysis activities, while the Ground Segment Business Unit will undertake the responsibility for the Ground Segment concept definition (including Data Processing). In the proposed scheme, the project leader has direct access to a higher level of management of the company, through the Division Head and the Head of Business Unit. 
Figure x.x-4: DEIMOS Organisation Chart and Location of the Project within DEIMOS Department Structure.
[Identify the proposed key personnel and, for each Key Personnel identified in 2.1.1.1 above, provide a summary of the hours dedicated to each WP as well as their Time Dedication (i.e. the percentage of their total working time to be dedicated to the envisaged Contract, in average over its total duration and relative to the single WPs on which they are to work)]
[Concise CVs including relevant information for all key personnel]
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