Ayman Ahmed
Egyptian Space Agency
Team leader Space Imaging Department
Cairo
Ayman is working in the Egyptian space program for 19 years and holds a Master of Business Administration -ESLSCA, France, and Ph.D. in Communications Engineering, 2013; He has Postdoctoral research in small satellite testing -Japan. 2016.
Ayman is a Principal investigator for several space projects most notably: Implementation of the satellite onboard computer system and satellite camera, Implementing and launching the first locally-made Egyptian satellite through The National Space Alliance, with the participation of 11 industrial and research entities, A climate change camera system to monitor East Africa from the International Space Station, Space Plasma Measurement mission, and he is director of MVA payload project to develop a camera for a lunar mission–Moon village association-Vienna -Austria.
Ayman has a Patent in improving the performance of electronic systems in the space environment 2016, in addition to 28 research articles in international and local conferences and magazines in space and satellites. Ayman is a member of International Organizations including Member of the Space Generation Advisory Council for Egypt and the Middle East 2012-2015, Member of the African union space Working Group on the Development of the African Space Policy and Strategy -African Union 2013-2017, North Africa Coordinator for Earth observation Group 2014-2017, and Moon Village Association.