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Technical Session I: The Big Business of Small Space

Contemporary research and intellectual analysis that characterizes the growing business of small space systems with emphasis on the trends for the coming decade and beyond.

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Schedule
2008
Monday, August 11th
3:00 PM	If You Build It, Who Will Come? Identifying Markets for Low-Cost Small Satellites Jeff Foust, Futron Corporation David Vaccaro, Futron Corporation Chad Frappier, Futron Corporation Dustin Kaiser, Futron Corporation 3:00 PM
3:15 PM	TacSat- 4 Prototype Bus & ORS Phase III Bus Standards Update Paul Jaffe, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Trevor Specht, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Gurpartap Sandhoo, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Mark Johnson, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory William Raynor, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Michael Hurley, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Patrick Stadter, Johns Hopkins University Paul Schwartz, Johns Hopkins University Brian Davis, Space Ground System Solutions James Griswold, Rapid Reaction Technology Office 3:15 PM
3:29 PM	The Challenges of Developing an Operational Nanosatellite David Homan, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Quinn Young, Space Dynamics Laboratory 3:29 PM
3:44 PM	The Space E-Commerce Revolution Craig Clark, Clyde Space Ltd 3:44 PM
3:59 PM	International Cooperation for Small Satellites Development Milind Pimprikar, CANEUS International Andrew Quintero, The Aerospace Corporation Fredrik Bruhn, Angstrom Aerospace Corporation Marion Earles, CANEUS International Thomas George, CANEUS U.S.A. Lucinda Tang, CANEUS International 3:59 PM
4:14 PM	Small Satellite Producibility, Affordability Approaches and TacSat 4 Design for Manufacturing and Assembly Results Grant Kellams, Raytheon Missile Systems Caroline Leonard, Raytheon Missile Systems 4:14 PM