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Technical Session IX: Mission Enabling Technologies I

Innovative technologies (hardware or software) that offer disruptive or cross-cutting capabilities for the next generation of small spacecraft missions.

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Schedule
2011
Wednesday, August 10th
2:30 PM	InSAR Microsatellite Constellations Enabled by Formation Flying and Onboard Processing Capabilities Erica Peterson, University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies Robert Zee, University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies Georgia Fotopoulos, University of Texas at Dallas 2:30 PM
2:45 PM	In-Space Demonstration of High Performance Green Propulsion and its Impact on Small Satellites Kjell Anflo, ECAPS AB Sweden Ben Crowe, ECAPS AB Sweden 2:45 PM
3:00 PM	Development of a Comprehensive Mission Operations System Designed to Operate Multiple Small Satellites Trevor Sorensen, University of Hawaii Eric Pilger, University of Hawaii Mark Wood, University of Hawaii Miguel Nunes, University of Hawaii Bruce Yost, NASA Ames Research Center 3:00 PM
3:15 PM	Development of the Pico Star Tracker ST-200 – Design Challenges and Road Ahead Tom Segert, Berlin Space Technologies GmbH Steven Engelen, Delft University of Technology, SYSPA B.V. Matthias Buhl, Berlin Space Technologies GmbH Bert Monna, SYSPA B.V. 3:15 PM
3:30 PM	Rapid Development of Electronic Systems for Space Applications Brett McMickell, Honeywell Engineering and Technology Thom Kreider, Honeywell Engineering and Technology Lindsay Harding, Honeywell Engineering and Technology Ron Strong, Honeywell Engineering and Technology Kosta Ilic, National Instruments Brad Mouring, National Instruments 3:30 PM
3:45 PM	Radiation Hardened by Design 8 bit RISC with Dual I2C Bus Support and SPI for External NVM Support Sasan Ardalan, Micro-RDC Donald Elkins, Micro-RDC Will Burke, Micro-RDC Richard Marquez, Air Force Research Laboratory 3:45 PM