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Technical Session V: Lessons Learned - In Success and Failure

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Schedule
2000
Wednesday, August 23rd
3:45 PM	Recovery of the Wide-Field Infrared Explorer Spacecraft David Everett, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Thomas Correll, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scott Schick, Space Dynamics Laboratory Kimberly Brown, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center 3:45 PM
4:00 PM	ASUSat1: Low-Cost, Student-Designed Nanosatellite Assi Friedman, Arizona State University Brian Underhill, Arizona State University Shea Ferring, Arizona State University Christian Lenz, Arizona State University Joel Rademacher, Arizona State University Helen Reed, Arizona State University 4:00 PM
4:14 PM	A Study on GPS Data Tracking Method for KOMPSAT Spacecraft Orbit Control Jin Lee, Korea Aerospace Research Institute Young Chang, Korea Aerospace Research Institute 4:14 PM
4:29 PM	The JAWSAT Mission: Final Report and Lessons Learned J. Smith, One Stop Satellite Solutions D. Richards, One Stop Satellite Solutions M. Wood, One Stop Satellite Solutions G. Sharp, One Stop Satellite Solutions W. Clapp, One Stop Satellite Solutions 4:29 PM
4:44 PM	CubeSat: A New Generation of Picosatellite for Education and Industry Low-Cost Space Experimentation Hank Heidt, NetDecide Corporation Jordi Puig-Suari, California Polytechnic State University Augustus Moore, Dartmouth College Shinichi Nakasuka, University of Tokyo Robert Twiggs, Stanford University 4:44 PM
4:59 PM	Status of CHIPS: A NASA University Explorer Astronomy Mission Will Marchant, University of California, Berkeley Ellen Riddle Taylor, DesignNet Engineering Group 4:59 PM
5:14 PM	Minimizing Risk Associated with Imaging Payloads: Lessons Learned from a CCD Experiment Gone Awry Todd Goforth, Maxwell Technologies Scott Cannon, Utah State University 5:14 PM