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Technical Session X: Thinking Outside the Box

A special session on CubeSats/NanoSats and CubeSat-based missions.

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Schedule
2008
Wednesday, August 13th
3:45 PM	NanoSail-D: The First Flight Demonstration of Solar Sails for Nanosatellites Mark Whorton, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Andy Heaton, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Robin Pinson, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Greg Laue, ManTech SRS Technologies Charles Adams, Gray Research, Inc. 3:45 PM
4:00 PM	Large Constellation Development using Small Satellites Bryan Bingham, Space Dynamics Laboratory Quinn Young, Space Dynamics Laboratory Stephen Whitmore, Utah State University 4:00 PM
4:15 PM	MISC™ – A Novel Approach to Low-Cost Imaging Satellites Andrew Kalman, Pumpkin™, Inc. Adam Reif, Pumpkin™, Inc. Dan Berkenstock, Stanford University Julian Mann, Stanford University James Cutler, Stanford University 4:15 PM
4:30 PM	TINYSCOPE – The Feasibility of a 3-Axis Stabilized Earth Imaging CubeSat from LEO Allen Blocker, Naval Postgraduate School Chance Litton, Naval Postgraduate School Jason Hall, Naval Postgraduate School Marcello Romano, Naval Postgraduate School 4:30 PM
4:45 PM	Integrating Lithium Polymer Charging and Peak Power Tracking on a CubeSat Class Satellite Dan Kaste, Taylor University Will Holmes, Taylor University Dan Brinks, Taylor University Joel Gegner, Taylor University Jim Moore, Taylor University Hugh White, Taylor University 4:45 PM
5:00 PM	A Low-Power Dual-Processor Computing System for Advanced Nanosatellite Missions Nathaniel Colson, Purdue University Paul Moonjelly, Purdue University David Filmer, Purdue University 5:00 PM
5:15 PM	First Flight Results of the Delfi-C3 Satellite Mission W.J. Ubbels, ISIS – Innovative Solutions In Space BV C.J.M Verhoeven, Delft University of Technology R.J. Hamann, Delft University of Technology E. Gill, Delft University of Technology J. Bouwmeester, Delft University of Technology 5:15 PM
5:30 PM	Bridging the Gap: Collaboration using Nanosat and CubeSat Platforms Through The Texas 2 STEP (2 Satellite Targeting Experimental Platform) Mission Cinnamon Wright, The University of Texas at Austin Dax Garner, The University of Texas at Austin Jessica Williams, The University of Texas at Austin Henri Kjellberg, The University of Texas at Austin Glenn Lightsey, The University of Texas at Austin 5:30 PM