Abhas Maskey, Nepal [Portfolio 1.0]
[Rev 1.0: Initial Post 24.10.16]
Not your normal blogpost.
This portfolio post is for individuals/startups/companies/institutions/seed-funders looking to collaborate and extend on the work I have been doing so far. Currently interested in hardware design for electronics, satellite education, low-cost hands-on science kit development, grass root level community-based open source projects and science writing.
Nationality: Nepalese
Education: Budhanilkantha School, Seoul National University (SNU)Education Level: Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Advisor: Prof. Jeung In-Seuck, CubeSat Research Center under Aerospace Propulsion and Combustion Laboratory, SNU
Thesis on: Camera Design for Nano-Satellite [HERE]
Instagram @abhasmaskey Website www.madeinepal.com |
Space qualified COTS Battery Design for CubeSat Systems Schematic, Layout and Hardware Design |
Electrical Ground Support System for CubeSat's Battery Schematic, Layout and Hardware Design, Fabrication and Soldering |
Accepted Master's Thesis on Nano-Camera Design for CubeSat Systems Ground up design of COTS selection, multiple prototype design, external structure design, schematics, layout, both camera software and hardware design incuding fabrication and soldering. Space qualified for CubeSat systems, complete design can be found [HERE] & [HERE] |
On-Board Computer for 1U/2U/3U CubeSat System Complete Design and Fabrication, conference paper can be found [HERE] |
Arduino Based Electrical Ground Support Equipment for CubeSat Systems Complete hardware design from schematics, layout and fabrication to soldering. Working design has been documented [HERE] |
Worked with different institutions in Nepal, Japan and Korea and given presentation of the work I have done including camera design [HERE], product design cycle and CanSat design |
Training completed on Satellite Testing Tutorial under Prof. Cho of Kyushu Institute of Technology and CanSat Leadership Training Program hosted by Hokkaido University under Prof. Totani [HERE] |
Pending Projects: Disaster Management using Open Satellite Data (MODIS, LANDSAT OLI) based on paper I wrote [HERE] |
good and effective way of describing the knowledge and skills acquired.
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