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Mateusz Sochacki
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Scientific degree: M.Sc. 
Institute: Aeronautics and Applied Mechanics 
Phone: +48 22 234 5981  | 
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Themes of intermediate projects
- orbital mechanics
 - modelling and simulation of spacecraft flight
 - orbital manoeuvres
 - space mission analysis and design
 - spacecraft navigation in near-Earth, interplanetary and interstellar space
 - spacecraft subsystems modelling
 - modelling of the loads acting on a spacecraft
 - optimisation
 - paragliding
 
Examples of intermediate projects
- simulation of spacecraft launch
 - simulation of spacecraft landing/deorbitation
 - simulation of atmospheric re-entry/aerocapture with dynamic pressure/temperature limit constraints
 - simulation of satellite constellations, visibility determination of GNSS satellites (GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, Beidou)
 - spacecraft launch/landing trajectory optimisation, Goddard problem
 - spacecraft aerodynamic coefficients determination (free molecular flow)
 - spacecraft reflectivity characteristics coefficients determination (solar radiation pressure)
 - analysis of distribution of objects in near-Earth space based on TLE data
 - spacecraft orbit determination based on ground-based observations
 - International Space Station (ISS) orbit determination based on the photo of its flyover
 - modelling of nonuniform objects’ gravity field (spherical harmonics model, mascons model, polyhedral model)
 - Earth’s shadow modelling
 - modelling of a star tracker device - camera attitude determination based on an image of the stars
 - multistage rocket optimisation
 - development of a numerical model of a craters covered surface for the simulation of visual navigation during landing
 - interplanetary trajectory optimisation, gravity assists
 - comparison of interplanetary spaceflight simulation with the patched-conics method
 - comparison of low and high thrust manoeuvres (orbit radius change, plane change)
 - simulation of an interplanetary mission propelled by a solar sail
 - simulation of motion of many (~1000) objects under the influence of mutual gravitational interaction
 - simulation of debris dispersion during spacecraft collision
 - development of a tool for rapid/preliminary optimisation of generic functions based on finite list of query points
 - development of an algorithm for generating random attitude with uniform distribution
 - periodic multivariate function interpolation using spherical harmonics
 - paraglider/glider winch/tow launch simulation