Status of Telescope Fabra ROA at Montsec: Optical Observations for Space
  Surveillance & Tracking
  The telescope Fabra ROA at Montsec (TFRM) is a 0.5m f/1 refurbished
Baker-Nunn Camera (BNC) operated by a collaboration between the Fabra
Observatory - Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences of Barcelona and the Spanish
Navy Observatory (ROA), and installed at Montsec Astronomical Observatory
(Spain).
  Among other capabilities, its CCD FoV (4.4{\deg}x4.4{\deg}), the telescope
tracking at arbitrary RA and DEC rates, and the CCD shutter commanding at will
during the exposure are specially remarkable for Space Surveillance and
Tracking (SST) observational programs.
  On Feb 2011, the TFRM participated, in the CO-VI third run satellite tracking
campaign of the ESA SST/Space Surveillance Awareness Preparatory Program
(SST/SSA-PP). During this multi-asset 7-day campaign the TFRM conducted
systematic observations of artificial satellites which yielded to the
determination of 1137 accurate position measurements. Since Feb 2011, the TFRM
is observing in remote and fully unattended robotic modes under commissioning
status.
  A summary of the results of the ESA CO-VI SST optical observational campaign
and insights of other SST-like observations in process will be presented.
