| PROJECT: | Quantum-Enabled Secure Multiparty Computation for Space Surveillance Tracking | |||||
| ACRONYM: | QSCAN | |||||
| MAIN OBJECTIVE: | To solve the privacy issues related to usage of third-party data and taking advantage of access to telescopes that allow getting observational data, a quantum-enabled secure-multiparty computation (SMC) protocol will be implemented for conjunction analysis in this project. This protocol will replace the need for sharing agreements and allow to securely computing a probability of collision between space objects without disclosing to other party its own inputs. The implementation of the quantum-enabled SMC protocol requires the generation and distribution of oblivious keys, which will be achieved through a quantum oblivious key distribution protocol. The developed technology will be demonstrated in the Portuguese Quantum Infrastructure. | |||||
| Reference: | SPS.MYP.G6158 | |||||
| Funding: | NATO | |||||
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| Team: | Armando Humberto Moreira Nolasco Pinto, Nelson de Jesus Cordeiro Muga, Nuno Alexandre Peixoto Silva, Diogo Filipe Tavares Matos, Sara Tamara Mantey, Margarida Ribau Almeida, Hugo Filipe Vasconcelos Franco Esteves Costa, Gustavo Miranda Castilho dos Anjos, Paulo Alexandre Carreira Mateus | |||||
| Groups: |
Optical Quantum Communications – Av Security and Quantum Information - Lx |
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| Partners: | AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, DEIMOS | |||||
| Local Coordinator: | Armando Humberto Moreira Nolasco Pinto |
This project falls under the following United Nations Strategic Development Goals (SDGs):
