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Technical Session V: Forecast for the Future

New missions that will adopt standard interfaces as an integral element of the mission objectives.

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Schedule
2005
Tuesday, August 9th
4:30 PM	Multiple Payload Ejector for Education, Science and Technology Payloads Gary Letchworth, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 4:30 PM
4:45 PM	The Future of the Microsatellite Program in Canada Simon Grocott, Dynacon Inc 4:45 PM
4:59 PM	The GeneSat-1 Test Demonstration Project: A Unique use of Smallsats Bruce Yost, Defouw Engineering John Hines, NASA/Ames Research Center Elwood Agasid, Space Technology Center David Engelbert, National Center for Space Biological Technologies Antonio Ricco, Robotic Systems Laboratory Christopher Kitts, Robotic Systems Laboratory 4:59 PM
5:14 PM	Mission and System Design of a Venus Entry Probe and Aerobot Andy Phipps, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Adrian Woodroffe, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Dave Gibbon, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Peter Alcindor, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Mukesh Joshi, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Alex da Silva Curiel, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Jeff Ward, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited Martin Sweeting, Surrey Satellite Technology Limited John Underwood, Vorticity Ltd Steve Lingard, Vorticity Ltd Marcel van den Berg, European Space Agency Peter Falkner, European Space Agency 5:14 PM
5:29 PM	Lunette: Lunar Farside Gravity Mapping by Nanosat Henry Spencer, SP Systems Kieran Carroll, Gedex Inc. Jafar Arkani-Hamed, University of Toronto Robert Zee, University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies 5:29 PM
5:44 PM	SmallSat Lessons Learned on THEMIS: Approaches to Standard Interfaces that Succeeded or Failed Thomas Ajluni, Swales Aerospace 5:44 PM