Author: SPINE

  • 30th SPINE announcement

    The 30th SPINE workshop will take place from December 6th 14:00 until December 8th 14:00 2023 in ESA/ESTEC, The Netherlands.  Contributions are welcome in all topics of interest for the European spacecraft/plasma community at large. For the 30th edition contributions covering the following domains are encouraged : Contributions addressing all other aspects such as : are also welcome. The registration and abstract…

  • How to contribute to the community ?

    This page presents how you can contribute to the SPINE community. If you are looking for informations on how to contribute to the source code, you can directly go here. Enrich the community website This website is a community website and you can participate to it through various elements: To propose a FAQ entry, a…

  • How to submit a contribution ?

    This post details how you can submit a contribution to the SPINE website, see “How to contribute to the community ?” for relevant details on type of contributions. First of all, you need to be connected by clicking on the LOGIN button on the top tool-bar. Then, you should see the contribution tool-bar on top…

  • How to compile SPIS ?

    In order to extend, correct or adapt SPIS, it is also possible to rebuild the whole software from the source codes by re-compilation. With its version 5.0, the design of SPIS has been deeply reviewed, with a new architecture fully based on an OSGi based approach. The compilation, packaging and deployment procedures have fully reviewed…

  • How to contribute to source code ?

    The contribution of open-source projects of the SPINE community is open to all registered SPINE member. Contribution is understood here for all elements relative to the open-source projects hosted by SPINE, including but not limited to software components, documentation, input data, reference results, documentations. However, in order to maintain the software quality and allow a…

  • SPIS Usage survey

    In the frame of an ESA activity, we are planning to implement a HPC version of the the numerical core of SPIS (mainly targeting electrical propulsion and lunar dust activities). We would appreciate if you could share about your experience with the SPIS software using the following link:https://framaforms.org/spis-high-performance-survey-spine-1681985056 The responses are anonymous. Feel free to…

  • 29th SPINE workshop first announcement and location survey

    The 29th SPINE workshop will be held between November 30th and December 9th 2022, with a baseline option from December 5th to 7th, and a back-up option from November 30th to December 2d.    To come back to some location where one of the first SPINE meeting was held more than 20 years ago, we are proposing this year…

  • 16th Spacecraft Charging Technology Conference

    The 16th Spacecraft Charging Technology Conference has been rescheduled for April 4-8, 2022  and will take place virtually. Abstract Submission already is open until February 28. You can find more information on the official website of the conference: https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/sctc2022/.

  • 28th SPINE Meeting

    The 28th SPINE meeting will take place on June 8th, 9th and 10th, as an online webex event. Details about how to connect will be sent the week before. A conference room will be accessible in ESTEC on June 8th and 9th (but not 10th), with a VERY limited number of on site attendees (7 to 10 external…

  • The new SPINE website is open

    Welcome to the new SPINE website. The previous website is no longer available to use, however a static archive of the previous site is still maintained at https://archive.spis.org. It is mandatory to re-enroll for a new account on the new platform to be able to download software, access source code and post on the forum.…