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1996
Tuesday, September 17th
9:30 AM	The Space Technology Research Vehicles: STRV-1A,B,C&D Cdr. Richard Blott, Defence Research Agency Nigel Wells, Defence Research Agency 9:30 AM
9:45 AM	MightySat I: Technology in Space for About a Nickel ($M) R.J. Davis, The Aerospace Corporation Capt J.F. Monahan, USAF Phillips Laboratory T.J. Itchkawich, CTA Space Systems 9:45 AM
10:00 AM	The Space Test Program APEX Mission - Flight Results Frank Knight, The Aerospace Corporation 10:00 AM
10:15 AM	ORBCOMM Satellites Launch and Initial Flight Operations David Steffy, Orbital Sciences Corporation 10:15 AM
10:30 AM	GPS Based Attitude Determination: The Rex II Flight Experience Douglas Freesland, CTA Space Systems Keith Reiss, CTA Space Systems David Young, CTA Space Systems Jon Cooper, CTA Space Systems Captain Andrew Adams, USAF Space Test Program 10:30 AM
10:45 AM	The NEAR Discovery Mission: Lessons Learned R.H. Maurer, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory A.G. Santo, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 10:45 AM
10:59 AM	SAC-A Satellite Marcos Machado, CoNAE Argentina Edgardo Roggero, CoNAE Argentina Roberto Alonso, CoNAE Argentina Pablo Anigstein, CoNAE Argentina Daniel Caruso, CoNAE Argentina Juan Bratina, CoNAE Argentina Julio Vega, CoNAE Argentina Ricardo Sanchez Pena, CoNAE Argentina 10:59 AM
11:14 AM	Revolutionary Next Generation Small Satellite Communications Missions and Architectures James Stuart, Consultant 11:14 AM
11:29 AM	The Mars Microprobe Mission: A Unique Solution for Network Science George Powell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Sarah Gavit, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 11:29 AM
11:44 AM	SMEX·Lite - NASA's Next Generation Small Explorer James Watzin, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center 11:44 AM
11:59 AM	Key Technological Solutions towards the SACI-1 Microsatellite Design J.A.C.F. Neri, INPE - National Space Research Institute S. Rabay, INPE - National Space Research Institute W.A. Dos Santos, INPE - National Space Research Institute P.N. De Souza, INPE - National Space Research Institute I.M. Fonseca, INPE - National Space Research Institute A.R. De Paula Junior, INPE - National Space Research Institute 11:59 AM
12:14 PM	Picosat Free Flying Magnetometer Experiment Dana Clarke, Stanford University Michael Hicks, Stanford University Alissa Fitzgerald, Stanford University Jason Suchman, Stanford University Robert Twiggs, Stanford University J. Randolf, California Institute of Technology Thomas Kenny, Stanford University 12:14 PM
1:29 PM	On-Orbit NiH2 Battery Performance and Problem Solving on the APEX Spacecraft Matthew Machlis, Orbital Sciences Corporation 1:29 PM
1:44 PM	Analysis and Design of a New Alternative for Satellite Platforms E. Roggero, Universidad Tecnologica Nacional M. Cerocchi, Universidad Tecnologica Nacional A. Rauschert, Universidad Tecnologica Nacional M. Sepulveda, Universidad Tecnologica Nacional 1:44 PM
1:59 PM	Pulsed Plasma Thruster Systems for Spacecraft Attitude Control R.J. Cassady, Olin Aerospace Company N.J. Meckel, Olin Aerospace Company W.A. Hoskins, Olin Aerospace Company R.M. Myers, NYMA, Inc. S.R. Oleson, NYMA, Inc. M. McGuire, Analex, Inc. 1:59 PM
2:14 PM	Design and Construction of a One-Piece Multifunctional Small Satellite Bus Structure H.L. McManus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Draper Laboratory C.T. Dunn, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Draper Laboratory M. Socha, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Draper Laboratory 2:14 PM
2:29 PM	CATSAT Structural Design Carl Wood, Weber State University Brian McKinnon, Weber State University Dean Nelson, Weber State University Dave Forrest, University of New Hampshire 2:29 PM
2:44 PM	Structural Design of The Brazilian Scientific Applications Satellite 1 (SACI-1) P.N. DeSouza, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais W.K. Takahashi, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais M. Kataoka Filho, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais M.S. Ribeiro, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais S.E.C. Varotto, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais J.A.C.F. Neri, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais 2:44 PM
2:59 PM	Powering Small Satellites with Advanced NiH2 Dependent Pressure Vessel (DPV) Batteries Dwight Caldwell, Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. Chris Fox, Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. Lee Miller, Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. 2:59 PM
3:29 PM	What's the Price of Low Cost? James Wertz, Microcosm, Inc. Simon Dawson, Microcosm Inc. 3:29 PM
3:44 PM	A Simplified Use of Quality Function Deployment as a System Tool for Designing to Cost Steven Deal, TRW V. Coverstone-Carroll, University of Illinois 3:44 PM
3:59 PM	Parametric Design Curves for Payload Power and Mass Capabilities of Non-Geo Smallsats Buses/Launchers Gareth Richardson, Spar Aerospace Limited Nizar Sultan, Canadian Space Agency Alfred Ng, Canadian Space Agency 3:59 PM
4:14 PM	Comparison of Near Costs with a Small-Spacecraft Cost Model D.A. Bearden, The Aerospace Corporation N.Y. Lao, The Aerospace Corporation T.B. Coughlin, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory A. Santo, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory J.T. Hemmings, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory W.L. Ebert, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 4:14 PM
4:29 PM	Streamlining Costs and Increasing Fiscal Accountability - An Integrated Approach to Financial Cost Tracking and Reporting on Rapid Development Satellite Projects Richard Ryan, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Jackie Fiora, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 4:29 PM
4:44 PM	A Non-Standard Production Approach to Satellite Consellations John Brunschwyler, Orbital Sciences Corporation Kyle Kelly, Orbital Sciences Corporation Kim Kubota, Orbital Sciences Corporation 4:44 PM
Wednesday, September 18th
8:30 AM	Spartan Lite Status Report S.C. Meyers, Goddard Space Flight Center 8:30 AM
8:45 AM	A Geomagnetic Smallsat Observatory for Operation in a 200 km Altitude Low Earth Orbit W.R. Baron, Computer Resources International A/S K.S. Schultz, Computer Resources International A/S P.L. Thomsen, Computer Resources International A/S 8:45 AM
9:00 AM	The CATSAT Student Explorer Mission D.J. Forrest, University of New Hampshire K. Levenson, University of New Hampshire W.T. Vestrand, University of New Hampshire K. Reister, Weber State University J. Smith, Weber State University C. Wood, Weber State University C. Williams, Weber State University C. Whitford, University of Leicester D. Watcon, University of Leicester A. Owens, University of Leicester 9:00 AM
9:15 AM	Pre-Flight Performance of SUNSAT, South Africa's First Remote Sensing and Packet Communications Microsatellite A. Schoonwinkel, Stellenbosch University G.W. Milne, Stellenbosch University S. Mostert, Stellenbosch University W.H. Steyn, Stellenbosch University K. van der Westhuizen, Stellenbosch University 9:15 AM
9:30 AM	Integrated Reentry and Penetrator Vehicle (IRPV) for Subsurface Soil Collection and Analysis on Mars David Keese, Sandia National Laboratories Ron. Lundgren, Sandia National Laboratories 9:30 AM
9:45 AM	A Low-Cost Wireless Power Transmission Experiment Steven Deal, TRW V. Coverstone-Carroll, University of Illinois 9:45 AM
10:30 AM	Operations Concepts for Small Satellites - Results a Workshop Erhard Rabenau, Satellite Operational Services GmbH Wolfgang Klein, German Space Agency DARA Hans-Jurgen Fischer, Satellite Operational Services GmbH 10:30 AM
10:45 AM	A Fully Implemented Semi-Automated Ground-Control System for the TERRIERS Satellite Nicolas Groleau, Recom Technologies/NASA Ames Research Center Larry Kiser, Caelum Research/NASA Ames Research Center Forrest Girouard, UC Berkeley Allen Hopkins, UC Berkeley Tom Morgan, UC Berkeley Supriya Chakrabarti, Boston University Timothy Cook, Boston University Daniel Cotton, Boston University Paul Dell, Boston University 10:45 AM
11:00 AM	Automating the Operations of the ORBCOMM Constellation John Tandler, ORBCOMM Global 11:00 AM
11:15 AM	Tradeoffs in Functional Allocation between Spacecraft Autonomy and Ground Operations: The NEAR (Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous) Experience S.C. Lee, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory A.G. Santo, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 11:15 AM
11:30 AM	Flexibility of Mission Planning Procedures to Changing Spacecraft and Mission Requirements for MSTI-3 Operations Raymond Espiritu, ANSER Michelle Weldy, ANSER 11:30 AM
11:45 AM	Near Mission Operations: Demonstrated Strengths and Weaknesses of a "Faster, Better, Cheaper" Program R.C. Weir, JHU/APL R.L. Nelson, JHU/APL A.S. Posner, JHU/APL K.E. Williams, JHU/APL C.E. Williams, JHU/APL W.P. Knopf, JHU/APL W.A. Sellers, JHU/APL R.B. Dickey, JHU/APL J.A. Landshof, JHU/APL A.R. Molloy, Allied Signal B.J. Geldzahler, Allied Signal T. Leoutsakos, Fairchild Space 11:45 AM
1:15 PM	A Beacon Monitoring System for Automated Fault Management Operations Michael Swartwout, Stanford University Christopher Kitts, Stanford University 1:15 PM
1:30 PM	Advances in Thermal Control Technologies for Small Satellite Systems Scott Jensen, Utah State University 1:30 PM
1:45 PM	Design of a Low-Cost Single-Board Computer System for Use In Low-Earth Orbit Small Satellite Missions Dino Milani, University of New Hampshire 1:45 PM
2:00 PM	EOR: A University Small Satellite for Low Cost Remote Sensing of Ozone Ellen Riddle, University of Colorado, Boulder 2:00 PM
2:15 PM	Modifying Off-The-Shelf, Low Cost, Terrestrial Transceivers for Space Based Applications Richard Lu, Stanford University 2:15 PM
2:30 PM	The DATA-CHASER Hitchhiker Project as a Demonstration of Distributed Operations for Small Satellites Ryan Shepperd, University of Colorado at Boulder Jason Willis, University of Colorado at Boulder 2:30 PM
2:45 PM	The Design of the OPAL Attitude Control System Jaewoo Jung, Stanford University Naoki Kuzuya, Stanford University Jaime Alvarez, Stanford University 2:45 PM
3:00 PM	ASUSat 1 Communications Laura Knauth, Arizona State University 3:00 PM
3:45 PM	Results of Low-Cost Electric Propulsion System Research for Small Satellite Application T.J. Lawrence, United States Air Force J.J. Sellers, United States Air Force J.W. Ward, CSER, University of Surrey M. Paul, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. 3:45 PM
4:00 PM	Advanced Pulsed Plasma Thruster Demonstration On MightySat Flight II.1 D.L. Tilley, Phillips Laboratory J.A. Pobst, Phillips Laboratory D.R. Bromaghim, Phillips Laboratory R.M. Myers, Nyma, Inc. R.J. Cassady, Olin Aerospace Company W.A. Hoskins, Olin Aerospace Company N.J. Meckel, Olin Aerospace Company J.J. Blandino, Jet Propulsion Laboratory D.E. Brinza, Jet Propulsion Laboratory M.D. Henry, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 4:00 PM
4:15 PM	Smallsat Launch Options: Choices and Challenges Matthew Bille, ANSER Erika Lishock, ANSER 4:15 PM
4:30 PM	Analysis of Thruster Requirements and Capabilities for Local Satellite Clusters G.J. Yashko, Massachusetts Institute of Technology D.E. Hastings, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4:30 PM
4:45 PM	Status of the Scorpius Low Cost Launch Services Program Thomas Bauer, Microcosm Inc. Robert Conger, Microcosm Inc. Edward Keith, Microcosm Inc. James Wertz, Microcosm, Inc. 4:45 PM
Thursday, September 19th
8:00 AM	Report on Alternative Devices to Pyrotechnics on Spacecraft M. Lucy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration R. Hardy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration E. Kist, National Aeronautics and Space Administration J. Watson, National Aeronautics and Space Administration S. Wise, National Aeronautics and Space Administration 8:00 AM
8:15 AM	A Radiation-Hardened, Computer for Satellite Applications John Gaona, Sandia National Laboratories 8:15 AM
8:30 AM	GPS Navigation for Use in Orbits Higher than Semisynchronous: A Look at the Possibilities and a Proposed Flight Experiment M.D. Lester, University of Colorado 8:30 AM
8:45 AM	A Small Re-Entry Capsule - BREM-SAT 2 Matthias Wiegand, ZARM, University of Bremen Hans Konigsmann, Microcosm Inc. 8:45 AM
9:00 AM	The Near Ground System: Efficient Mission Command and Control Gary Whitworth, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Anthony Somers, Alexis Logic Corporation William Stratton, Integral Systems, Inc. 9:00 AM
9:15 AM	Integrated Modular Propulsion and Regenerative Electro-Energy Storage System (IMPRESS) for Small Satellites James McElroy, Hamilton Standard Space System International, Inc. LeRoy Butler, Hamilton Standard Space System International, Inc. 9:15 AM
9:29 AM	Low-Cost Attitude Determination and Control for Small Satellites J.L. Smith, Weber State University C. Wood, Weber State University K. Reister, Weber State University D.J. Forrest, University of New Hampshire K. Levenson, University of New Hampshire W.T. Vestrand, University of New Hampshire C. Whitford, University of Leicester D. Watson, University of Leicester A. Owens, University of Leicester 9:29 AM
9:44 AM	A New Attitude Control Mechanism for LEO Satellites Mark Krebs, Orbital Sciences Corporation 9:44 AM
9:59 AM	Local Vertical/Local Horizontal Attitude Control for Spartan Spacecraft James Morrissey, C.T.A. Incorporated David Olney, National Aeronautics and Space Administration 9:59 AM
10:14 AM	Autonomous Constellation Maintenance System John Collins, Microcosm, Inc Simon Dawson, Microcosm, Inc James Wertz, Microcosm, Inc 10:14 AM
10:29 AM	The SSTI Lewis Better, Faster, and Cheaper Guidance, Navigation, and Control Subsystem Paul Parry, TRW Space & Technology Division 10:29 AM
10:44 AM	On-Board Autonomy for a Low Cost Lunar Mission N.D. Monekosso, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd 10:44 AM
10:59 AM	Concepts for the Virtual Satellite Command and Control Network Jim Brady, Raytheon E-System 10:59 AM
11:14 AM	Novel Collapsible Lens Antenna Design for Smallsat Applications Nizar Sultan, Canadian Space Agency Guy Seguin, Canadian Space Agency Peter Wood, CAL Corporation 11:14 AM
11:29 AM	Progress of the Development of Whale Ecology Observation Satellite System T. Hayasahi, Chiba Institute of Technology H. Tomita, Adachi 11:29 AM
11:44 AM	Command and Data Handling Processor James Perschy, The Johns Hopkins University 11:44 AM
11:59 AM	Mars Surveyor Program and UHF Telemetry Communications Scott Toro-Allen, Lockheed Martin Astronautics Christopher Anderson, Cincinnati Electronics Corporation 11:59 AM
12:14 PM	Streamlining Satellite Development, Testing, and Operations using a COTS Command and Telemetry Package Andrew Lewin, Orbital Sciences Corporation 12:14 PM
12:29 PM	Pyramid Coarse Sun Sensing for NASA SSTI "Clark" Safe-Hold Mode Jeff Benton, CTA Space Systems 12:29 PM
12:44 PM	A Micromechanical Gyro Package with GPS under Development for Small Pointing Satellites N. Barbour, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory P. Madden, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory M. Socha, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory 12:44 PM
12:59 PM	Attitude Determination and Launch Diagnostics for a Picosat via Kalman Filtering of Magnetometer Data Paul Graven, Stanford University J. Jung, Stanford University T. Kenny, Stanford University R. Twiggs, Stanford University 12:59 PM
1:14 PM	A MEO-GEO Combined Earth Sensor/Sun Sensor James Fallon, Space Sciences Corp. Gerald Falbel, Space Sciences Corp. 1:14 PM
1:29 PM	Optical Design and Performance of the Odin UV/Visible Spectrograph and Infrared Imager Instrument Gabriel Warshaw, Routes Incorporated Donna-Lee Desaulniers, Routes Incorporated Douglas Degenstein, Univ. of Saskatchewan 1:29 PM
1:44 PM	Laboratory (and On-Orbit) Magnetometer Calibration without Coil Facilities or Orientation Information Paul Graven, Stanford University Thomas Kenny, Stanford University 1:44 PM
1:59 PM	Near Costing as a Template for Future Small Spacecraft Missions J.T. Hemmings, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 1:59 PM
2:14 PM	A Multi-Channel Direct Conversion Digital Uplink Receiver Ron Huebner, Orbital Sciences Corporation Nick Pappageorge, Orbital Sciences Corporation Lee Atkinson, Orbital Sciences Corporation Tom Seay, Torrey Science Corporation Erik Odeen, Torrey Science Corporation Ron Manherz, Torrey Science Corporation Stuart Golden, Torrey Science Corporation 2:14 PM
2:29 PM	Using Atmospheric Drag for Constellation Control of Low Earth Orbit Micro-satellites Daniel du-Toit, University of Stellenbosch J.J. du Plessis, University of Stellenbosch W.H. Steyn, University of Stellenbosch 2:29 PM
2:44 PM	Microprocessor Technology and Single Event Upset Susceptibility L.D. Akers, University of Colorado 2:44 PM
2:59 PM	Creating Small Satellite Constellations Around the Sun C. McLain, Massachusetts Institute of Technology M. Martinez-Sanchez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology G.R. Ricker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2:59 PM

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