Other National AMSAT Organizations

The information below is incomplete. If you have address information (or, better yet, a Web page reference) for any of the organizations listed below, or if you know of some organization that should be listed here that I've missed, please send it to KB5MU.

AMSAT-Australia

See also the AMSAT Australia Web page.

AMSAT-BDA

The Amateur Radio Satellite Group of Bermuda.

AMSAT Belgium

See also the AMSAT-ON web page.

AMSAT-CE

See also the AMSAT-CE Home Page.

AMSAT-CT

Part of A Associação Portuguesa de Amadores de Rádio para a Investigação Educação e Desenvolvimento (AMRAD).

Email: ct1fak@amsat.org.

AMSAT-DL

See also the AMSAT-DL home page [alternate].

AMSAT-EA

See also the AMSAT-EA home page.

AMSAT-France

See also the AMSAT-F home page.

AMSAT-HS

AMSAT-India

President and Co-ordinator : Air cmdr Suby ( VU2UV )

Registered Office:
Amsat India (Regd.)
No. 201, 2nd Main Road, 
Mahalakshmi Layout, 
Bangalore 560086 
India.


Email info <at> amsat.in

See also the AMSAT-India Web Page.

AMSAT Indonesia

See the AMSAT Indonesia Web pages.

AMSAT-I

See also the AMSAT-I Web pages (Italian and English), or email amsat@aec2000.it.

AMSAT-LK

Email: info@amsat-lk.org.

See also the AMSAT-LK Web pages.

AMSAT-LU

AMSAT Argentina
Casilla de Correo 187
1401 Buenos Aires
ARGENTINA

AMSAT-NA

850 Sligo Avenue, Suite 600
Silver Spring, MD 20910-4703

Email: martha@amsat.org

See also the AMSAT-NA website

AMSAT-OH

See the Web page.

AMSAT-OE

Email: amsat-oe@amsat.org.

AMSAT-OZ

AMSAT-PO

Email: Amsat-po@radioamadores.net.

See the Web page.

AMSAT-Qatar

Email: a71ey@amsat.org

AMSAT-SBS

Email: amsatsbs.hb9mad@bluewin.ch

Voice telephone: ++41 91 832 1209, Fax: ++41 91 751 5235

AMSAT-SM

Secretary Henry Bervenmark, SM5BVF.

See the AMSAT-SM Web Page.

Email info -- at -- amsat.se

AMSAT-UK

See also the AMSAT-UK Web pages.

AMSAT-YV

Or email info@amsat-yv.org. See also the AMSAT-YV Web pages.

AMSAT-ZL

Or email zl1biv@amsat.org. See also the AMSAT-ZL Web pages.

JAMSAT

See the JAMSAT Web page.

Project OSCAR

See the Project OSCAR web page.

RACE

See AMSAT-France.

SA-AMSAT

UNAMSAT

Taiwan AMSAT

President: Bolon Lin, BV5AF

Email: bv5af@pc47.hinet.net

Voice telephone: +886-4-7388746, Fax: +886-4-7385441.

University Space Programs

University of Surrey

The University of Surrey's Spacecraft Engineering Research Group has been responsible for many amateur radio satellite projects, including UO-9, UO-11, UO-14, UO-15, UO-22, KO-23, KO-25, and POSAT.

Weber State University

Weber State University was involved in the Webersat WO-18 project, and is participating in the Phase 3D project.

University of Alabama in Huntsville

The Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (UAH-SEDS) at the University of Alabama in Huntsville have undertaken the development of SEDSAT-1, a small satellite to be launched by the Space Shuttle.

University of Arizona

The Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (UA-SEDS) at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory of the University of Arizona is also contributing to the SEDSAT-1 project.

Arizona State University

The Aerospace Research Center at Arizona State University is building ASUSat 1.

Stanford University

The Space Systems Development Laboratory at Stanford is working on several satellite projects.

National Autonomous University of Mexico

The UNAMSAT Project at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Technion Institute of Technologies

The TechSat Project at the Technion Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel, and the Israel Amateur Radio Club.

Universidad Anahuac

The Laboratorio Aeroesacial Universidad Anahuac (Anahuac University Aerospace Lab) has a nanosat class satellite design underway, and is also involved in high altitude balloon and rocket propulsion projects. Project coordinator is Edgardo Molina, XE1XUS.

University of Stellenbosch

Sunsat is a micro-satellite built by post-graduate engineering students in the Electronic Systems Laboratory, in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Stellenbosch, due for launch in 1998. Payloads include NASA experiments, Radio Amateur communications, a high resolution imager, precision attitude control, and school experiments.

Others ...

If you have information about other university space programs, especially ones involved in amateur radio satellites, please let me know.

Updated 15 August 2003. Feedback to KB5MU.