Swifty Session 2

Choosing Your Best launch: A Guide to Current and Future Launch Solutions

Philip Bracken, Spaceflight Inc (Washington)

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Compact High-Power Satellite Architecture for Constellations

Richard Welle, The Aerospace Corporation
Carrie O'Quinn, The Aerospace Corporation

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Design of Practical Horseshoe Orbits for Exploration of Phobos

Christopher Lowe, Optus Satellite

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Evolving NOAA’s Geostationary Orbit Architecture

Frank Gallagher, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Vanessa Griffin, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Pam Sullivan, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Ed Grigsby, NASA

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

From Craft to Industrial Standardization – the Commoditization of the Satellite Bus

F. Brent Abbott, NanoAvionics

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

GaN-Based, Ultra-Compact Power Conversion System for the PUFFER Autonomous Mobility Platform

Ansel Barchowsky, California Institute of Technology
Ahmadreza Amirahmadi, California Institute of Technology
Diego Santillan, California Institute of Technology
Andy Burkic, California Institute of Technology
Jessica Loveland, California Institute of Technology
Autumn Lui, California Institute of Technology
Jaqueline Rapinchuk, California Institute of Technology
Louis Freitas, California Institute of Technology
Chris Stell, California Institute of Technology
Kalind Carpenter, California Institute of Technology
Sadab Mahmud, University of Toledo
William Collings, University of Toledo
Roshan Kini, University of Toledo
Ahmad Javaid, University of Toledo
Raghav Khanna, University of Toledo
Xavier Zapien, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Global Infrastructure for Internet of Things (GIoT) - Constellation as a Service

Vytenis Buzas, NanoAvionics

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

HEMERIA, A New Player Devoted to Constellations of SmallSats: Lessons Learned from the Angels Demonstrator

Gregory Pradels, Aerospace Valley

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Hybrid Architecture Performance and Evaluation for Quantitative and Comparative Analysis

Matthew Stein, The MITRE Corporation
Pete de Graaf, The MITRE Corporation
Sean Kinser, The MITRE Corporation
John Muhonen, The MITRE Corporation
Robert Roller, The MITRE Corporation
David Voss, United States Space Force
Amanda Salmoriaghi, United States Space Force
Kyle Kemble, United States Space Force

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Lessons Learned from the First Build of Phase Four’s Maxwell Engine

Michael Kwapisz, Phase Four, Inc
Grant Dunaway, Phase Four, Inc
M. Umair Siddiqui, Phase Four, Inc

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Low Cost Access to Mars Surface using a Small Impact Lander

Nathan Barba, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ryan Woolley, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Louis Giersch, Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Lunar Node -1 Navigation Beacon Demonstrator

Randall Montgomery, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
Evan Anzalone, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Mission Design for a Small Mars Lander

Ryan Woolley, Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Small Satellite Trending & Reliability 2009-2018

Kara O'Donnell, The Aerospace Corporation
Gregory Richardson, The Aerospace Corporation

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

Space Launch System Artemis I CubeSats: SmallSat Vanguards of Exploration, Science and Technology

Kimberly F. Robinson, NASA’s Space Launch System Program
Renée Cox, NASA’s Space Launch System Program
Scott F. Spearing, NASA Space Launch System
David Hitt, NASA’s Space Launch System Program

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM

The ISS as a Mission Accelerator: DESIS Year in Review and Accelerated Access to Space

Amanda O'Connor, Teledyne Brown Engineering

Utah State University, Logan, UT

12:00 AM