In-Orbit Satellite Applications Catapult

For episode 3 we’re exploring greenhouse gases and the pivotal role of space-based monitoring in understanding and mitigating their impact on our planet.
Dallas Campbell, our host, is joined in the studio by Luisa Doughty, Methane Monitoring Programme Lead at the Satellite Applications Catapult, Paul Green, Science Area Lead - Earth Observation & Climate Group, at the National Physical Laboratory, Blaine Tookey, Technology Principal at BP and Isabelle Crozier-Morris, Innovation and Research Scientist for Earth Observation at Ordnance Survey.
From orbiting satellites to cutting-edge remote sensing techniques, we dive into the fascinating world of space-based monitoring and its critical role in understanding the dynamics of our changing climate. Come with us as we explore ground-breaking research and collaboration, and how scientists are harnessing the power of space technology to track greenhouse gas emissions with unprecedented accuracy, paving the way for informed decision-making and effective climate action. 
Read more about our Methane Monitoring Project here.
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Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

Today on Outer-Orbit we're joined by Sean McCarthy - Head of Market Intelligence at the Satellite Applications Catapult.
Sean sat down with our host Dallas Campbell to explore Blue Carbon - what is Blue Carbon? Why is it important to the climate change conversation? What could it mean for our future?
Outer-Orbit is our brand new bonus episode where we'll be continuing the conversation from our main episode, focusing in on a particular topics or point of view.
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Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

In today's episode we're diving into the UK Space Agency's Unlocking Space for Business Programme, focusing on its impact on Financial Services and Transport & Logistics.
By tapping into satellite-derived data, the Financial Services and Transport & Logistics sectors are experiencing a revolution. From optimising supply chains to enhancing investment strategies, the Unlocking Space for Business programme aims to support companies to deliver this growth through the integration of innovative satellite data and services.
Our host Dallas Campbell is joined in the studio by Sean McCarthy from the Satellite Applications Catapult, and remotely by Laura Bealin-Kelly from the UK Space Agency, and Jocelyn Barker from PwC UK.
Find out more about Unlocking Space for Business.
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Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

Welcome to Outer-Orbit, our brand new bonus series where we’ll be continuing the conversation from our main episodes, focusing in on a particular topic or point of view.
In this episode, our host Dallas Campbell is joined by Dr. Elie Allouis from Airbus to explore the lifecycle of a space mission – what has changed in the last decade, what’s coming the future, and how can be keep sustainability at the front of the conversation.
This episode was recorded on-location in the Catapult's In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing facility at Westcott. If you'd like to watch our main episode on Space Robotics, visit the Catapult's YouTube channel.
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Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

In this episode we’re kicking off a brand new series of In-Orbit recording on-location in the Catapult’s In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing facility, exploring robotics with our panel of experts.
The space economy in the UK is changing at a rapid pace. In-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing – or IOSM – is set to shape this economy, and robotics will play a key role.
From servicing satellites in-orbit using autonomous robots to manufacturing large structures entirely in space, IOSM is where cutting-edge technology meets the vast expanse of space, but it’s capabilities here on Earth that ensure these in-space operations are successful.
Our host Dallas Campbell is joined by Jeremy Hadall from the Satellite Applications Catapult, Dr. Elie Allouis from Airbus, and Azmat Hossain from Extend Robotics.
Watch the full conversation on the Catapult's YouTube channel.
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Produced by Story Ninety-Four in Oxford.

Welcome to In-Orbit – the fortnightly podcast exploring how technology from space is empowering a better world.
This podcast is brought to you by the Satellite Applications Catapult, a UK technology and innovation company driving economic growth through the commercialisation of space, and hosted by writer and broadcaster, Dallas Campbell.
The UK has always played a pivotal role in transforming the space sector, but the opportunity for us to become a global leader is now. As a nation, we need to become the world’s best adopters of new space technologies, harness the strength of our industries, and exploit the benefits of being in orbit.
Across this new series, we’ll be in conversation with the expert minds behind these new innovations, exploring the ways that the UK is translating data from space into real-world impact.
Join us on our journey exploring how the UK is using space to make huge differences to our everyday lives, as well as gaining a better understanding of its role in shaping – and sustaining – our planet for the future.
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