L5 took an active part in Space Week events, showcasing its contribution to the development of the space industry. Our team members took part in a number of major events, exchanged experience with colleagues, and presented their projects to a wide audience.
Dmitry Monakhov took part in the "Mesto Vstrechi" TV program, which focused on restoring the space industry's technological standing and discussed the strategic value of the Moon.
Experts including Dmitry Monakhov, Ilya Chekh, Roman Zhits, Marat Mussov, and Vladislav Ivanenko discussed the specifics of running a space business in Russia, opportunities for startups and investors, and the challenges small teams face in scaling, financing, and delivering projects.
L5 team members attended the forum, where discussions covered the talent potential of young people and opportunities for investors. The event's main goal was to create space for open dialogue among everyone in the space industry. Read more about the forum →
Dmitry Monakhov gave two presentations:
- "An All-Weather Microsatellite Constellation for Monitoring, Communications, and Onboard Computing to Support the 'Seamless Sky' Project";
- "The 'Kosmos-2033' Mega-Constellation as Russia's Educational, Industrial, Research, and Technological Infrastructure."
Anna Yakusheva, a radar remote sensing data analyst, presented a project titled "Neural Network Methods for SAR Data Analysis: From Arctic Monitoring to Agricultural Applications." The talk was well received, with the audience praising both the promise of the field and Anna's ability to make complex material accessible.
In her talk, Anna pointed out that traditional monitoring methods have real limitations, especially in the Arctic. She proposed using radar satellites, which can observe the Earth's surface in any weather and at any time of day. Such satellites can track ground subsidence, ice movement, and building deformation with high precision. Neural networks extend the reach of these methods even further — for example, to monitoring soil moisture and field conditions in agriculture.
Yuri Tebin gave a talk titled "Integrating Students into the Development of Advanced Engineering Solutions for Onboard Systems."
Dmitry Monakhov presented a talk titled "Operational Satellite Radar Imaging for Monitoring Northern Latitudes."
Taking part in Space Week gave L5 the chance not only to share its work, but also to make new connections, discuss potential collaborations, and demonstrate its commitment to advancing the space industry.
