Long-Range Martian UAV
LEMFEV - is a scientific and engineering project to create an unmanned aerial vehicle for exploring the atmosphere and surface of Mars. From analytics to a flight model.
About me
Elvira Karpovich
Aerodynamic engineer and spacecraft researcher
Project Manager of LEMFEV — Long-Endurance Mars Exploration Flying Vehicle
Areas of interest and competencies
I am engaged in the design of unmanned aerial vehicles for the exploration of Mars. My work focuses on the intersection of low Reynolds number aerodynamics, the design of solar and rocket propulsion systems, and the development of layout solutions for the atmosphere of a rarefied gas environment.
As part of the LEMFEV project, we are developing an ultra-long-range aircraft for the exploration of Mars, from concept to flight model and autopilot. We publish our work in international peer-reviewed journals, present at conferences, and share MATLAB code and training materials.
As part of the LEMFEV project, we are developing an ultra-long-range aircraft for the exploration of Mars, from concept to flight model and autopilot. We publish our work in international peer-reviewed journals, present at conferences, and share MATLAB code and training materials.
