During the 36th Annual Small Satellite Conference, we will explore the realm of the possible and investigate key advancements for small satellite missions to truly become transformational scientific discovery tools beyond low Earth orbit. Saturday, August 6 ADVANCED CONCEPTS - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA I Innovative technologies (hardware/software) that provide significant advancements in NanoSat class or smaller missions. Session Chair: Pat Remias, Sierra Space 8:30am A UNIVERSITY DEEP SPACE CUBESAT MISSION: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER EARTH ESCAPE EXPLORER (CU-E3) Brodie Wallace, Scott Palo - University of Colorado Boulder; John Sobtzak - National Center for Atmospheric Research 8:45am AUTONOMOUS SYSTEM-LEVEL FAULT DIAGNOSIS IN SATELLITES USING HOUSEKEEPING TELEMETRY Evana Gizzi - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Hayley Owens - Louisiana Tech University; Nicholas Pellegrino - Binghamton University; Gabriel Rasskin - Carnegie Mellon University; Christopher Trombley, James Marshall - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Jivko Sinapov - Tufts University 9:00am FATIGUE LIFE PREDICTIONS OF ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED COMPONENTS FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS Daniel Miller, Ryan Kemnitz, Ramana Grandhi - Air Force Institute of Technology; Luke Sheridan - Air Force Research Lab 9:15am FABRICATION OF CATALYST INFUSED FILAMENT FOR 3-D PRINTING OF HYBRID ROCKET FUELS Stephen Whitmore, Kurt Olsen - Utah State University 9:30am CUBESAT SINGLE-PHOTON DETECTOR MODULE FOR PERFORMING IN-ORBIT LASER ANNEALING TO HEAL RADIATION DAMAGE Nigar Sultana, Joanna Krynski, Jin Gyu Lim, University of Waterloo; John Floyd, Logan Power, Michael Lembeck - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Vadim Makarov -National University of Science and Technology MISiS; Paul Kwiat - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; Thomas Jennewein- University of Waterloo 9:45am METHODS FOR DATA-CENTRIC SMALL SATELLITE AUTONOMY Joseph Melville - University of Florida; Michael Lopez, Michael Crabtree - Air Force Research Lab; Joel Harley - University of Florida; Seth Lacy - Air Force Research Lab ALTERNATE AN OPTICAL READOUT FOR HIGH-PRECISION ACCELEROMETERS Abdulrahman Alfauwaz - King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology; Sasha Buchman, John Lipa - Stanford University ALTERNATE SPOAC AND MSAC: NON-HOLONOMIC ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR SPACECRAFT FNU Vedant, James Allison - University of Illinois Saturday, August 6 RECENT LAUNCHES - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA A review of missions launched in the past 3 years with an emphasis on lessons learned and/or the technological advancements that significantly enhanced mission utility. Session Chair: Pauline Faure, California Polytechnic 11:00am DATA VALIDATION OF THE NASA TIME-RESOLVED OBSERVATIONS OF PRECIPITATION STRUCTURE AND STORM INTENSITY WITH A CONSTELLATION OF SMALLSATS (TROPICS) PATHFINDER MICROWAVE RADIOMETER Amelia Gagnon - Massachusetts Institute of Technology; William Blackwell - MIT Lincoln Labs; Kerri Cahoy - Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Vince Leslie - MIT Lincoln Labs 11:15am THE COLORADO ULTRAVIOLET TRANSIT EXPERIMENT: THE FIRST DEDICATED ULTRAVIOLET EXOPLANET MISSION Arika Egan, Kevin France, Brian Fleming, Nicholas DeCicco, Nicholas Nell, Julian Lambert, Ambily Suresh, Stefan Ulrich - Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics 11:30am SPECTRAL OCEAN COLOR (SPOC): LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA SMALL SATELLITE RESEARCH LABORATORY'S FIRST SATELLITE Sydney Whilden - University of Georgia; Nicholas Neel, David Cotton - Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Deepak Mishra - University of Georgia 11:45am NEUTRON-1 CUBESAT: MISSION UPDATES AND LESSONS LEARNED Miguel Nunes, Lloyd French - Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory; Peter Englert - Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology - Luke Flynn, Amber Imai-Hong, Lance Yoneshige - Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory 12:00pm INITIAL IN-ORBIT OPERATION RESULT OF MICROSATELLITE HIBARI: ATTITUDE CONTROL BY DRIVING SOLAR ARRAY PADDLES Kei Watanabe, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Naoki Kawaguchi, Shogo Nerome, Yuki Amaki, Fumitaka Sagawa, Soichi Sato, Kenichiro Takahashi - Tokyo Institute of Technology ALTERNATE TARTAN ARTIBEUS: A BATTERYLESS, COMPUTATIONAL NANOSATELLITE AND RESEARCH PLATFORM Emily Ruppel, Brad Denby, Vaibhav Singh, Shize Che, Chad Taylor, Fayyaz Zaidi, Swarun Kumar, Brandon Lucia - Carnegie Mellon University ALTERNATE BINAR SPACE PROGRAM: BINAR-1 RESULTS AND LESSONS LEARNED Fergus Downey, Stuart Buchan, Benjamin Hartig, Daniel Busan, Jacob Cook, Robert Howie, Phil Bland, Jonathan Paxman - Curtin University ALTERNATE ADAPTING ON ORBIT: CONCLUSIONS OF THE STP-H6 SPACECRAFT SUPERCOMPUTING FOR IMAGE AND VIDEO PROCESSING EXPERIMENT Evan Gretok, Seth Roffe, Antony Gillette - National Science Foundation Center for Space; Sebastian Sabogal - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Alan George - National Science Foundation Center for Space Saturday, August 6 SCIENCE/MISSION PAYLOADS - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA I Innovative technologies or full-up systems that allow cutting-edge research and academic missions to be formulated. Session Chair: Simon Grocott, Space Flight Laboratory - University of Toronto 1:45pm ON-ORBIT CHARACTERIZATION OF A MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS (MEMS) DEFORMABLE MIRROR (DM) ON THE DEFORMABLE MIRROR DEMONSTRATION MISSION (DEMI) CUBESAT Sophia Vlahakis, Rachel Morgan, Gregory Allan, Paula do Vale Pereira, Jennifer Gubner, Christian Haughwout, Bobby Holden, Thomas Murphy - Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2:00pm LOW COST SAR ANTENNA WITH WIDE SWATH AND HIGH GROUND RESOLUTION Hirobumi Saito, Kosei Ishimura - Waseda University; Takashi Tomura, Jiro Hirokawa - Tokyo Institute of Technology 2:15pm DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF THE AERO-VISTA MAGNETOMETER Nicholas Belsten, Kerri Cahoy - Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2:30pm A 1.5U SIZE 350–950NM HYPER-SPECTRAL CAMERA OPTICAL AND MECHANICAL DESIGN WITHOUT MTF DEGRADATION IN THE TEMPERATURE RANGE -100 TO 300 ℃ Hanik Kim, Hyochoong Bang - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 2:45pm HIGH-ENERGY PROTON TESTING OF SENSITIVE ELECTRONICS FOR USE ON MODULAR INFRARED MOLECULES AND ICES SENSOR (MIRMIS) INSTRUMENT Antti Näsilä - VTT Technical Research Center; Neil Bowles - University of Oxford; Swati Thirumangalath, Endija Briede, Roberts Trops, VTT Technical Research Center; Viyas Gupta - European Space Agency; Wojciech Hajdas, Victoria Kletzl - Paul Scherrer Institut 3:00pm THE NASA CYGNSS SMALLSAT CONSTELLATION Clara Chew - University Corporation for Atmospheric Research; Mahta Moghaddam - University of Southern California; Derek Posselt - Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Zhaoxia Pu - University of Utah Saturday, August 6 SCIENCE/MISSION PAYLOADS - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA II Innovative technologies or full-up systems that allow cutting-edge research and academic missions to be formulated. Session Chair: Robert Marshall, Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research 3:15pm WINDCUBE: A CUBESAT THERMOSPHERIC WIND INSTRUMENT UTILIZING FABRY PEROT INTERFEROMETRY Scott Sewell, Qian Wu, Pat Zmarzly, Andrew Carlile, Alice Lecinski, Damon Burke, Mitch Jeffers, Michael McGuirk - High Altitude Observatory - NCAR 1:45pm DEVELOPMENT OF CUBESAT SPACECRAFT-TO-SPACECRAFT OPTICAL LINK DETECTION CHAIN FOR THE CLICK MISSION Danielle Coogan, Myles Clark, Joseph Conroy, John Conklin - University of Florida Precision Space Systems Lab; Hannah Tomio, William Kammerer, Peter Grenfell, Ondrej Čierny - MIT STAR Lab 2:00pm A VECTORIZED RUBIDIUM MAGNETOMETER DEVELOPED FOR THE COMPACT SPACEBORNE MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY (COSMO) CUBESAT MISSION Carolina Chism, Robert Marshall, Svenja Knappe - University of Colorado Boulder; David Malaspina - Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics; Michaela Ellmeier, Aldo Aguilar-Nadalini, Sebastian Wankmueller, Leah Paborsky - University of Colorado Boulder 2:15pm SATELLITE FOR ESTIMATING AQUATIC SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE (SEASALT) – A SCIENTIFIC OVERVIEW Sean McCarthy - Naval Research Laboratory; Viviane Menezes - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Kerri Cahoy, Mary Dahl, Albert Thieu, Cadence Payne, Charles Lindsay, Shreeyam Kacker - Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2:30pm FINCH: A BLUEPRINT FOR ACCESSIBLE AND SCIENTIFICALLY VALUABLE REMOTE SENSING SATELLITE MISSIONS Adyn Miles, Rosalind Liang, David Maranto, Shiqi Xu, Yong Da Li, Amreen Imrit, Maggie Kou, Angelina Hui, Benjamin Nero - University of Toronto Aerospace Team 2:45pm COMPACT GAMMA RAY DETECTOR FOR CUBE SATELLITES Luke Kohler, Michael Quach - California State Polytechnic University Pomona 3:00pm A 1/2U LOW-COST LASER GUIDE STAR PAYLOAD Ariel Sandberg - MIT Lincoln Laboratory; Albert Thieu - MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics; Anil Mankame, Zachary Palmer, Joel Kiers, Mark Wilder, Lulu Liu - MIT Lincoln Laboratory 3:15pm REFUELING OF SMALL SATS WITH PROPELLANT PODS FOR LONG TERM SPACE FLIGHT Naveen Gunasekaran, Hari Bharath Chitta - Berlin Institute of Technology Saturday, August 6 ADVANCED CONCEPTS - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA II Innovative technologies (hardware/software) that provide significant advancements in NanoSat class or smaller missions. Session Chair: Jeff Sherk, The Aerospace Corporation 4:15pm ATTITUDE DETERMINATION WITH SELF-INSPECTION CAMERAS REPURPOSED AS EARTH HORIZON SENSORS Atilla Saadat - UTIAS Space Flight Laboratory 4:30pm HIGH-FIDELITY SPACECRAFT THERMAL MODELING: SYNTHESIS OF STK, SPENVIS, MATLAB, SIMULINK, AND THERMAL DESKTOP USING MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Michael Halvorson - Alabama Space Grant Consortium; William Kilpatrick, Sean Farkas, Tristan Edwards, Henry Tsai, Landon Boyd, Tanner Middleton, Benjamin May - Auburn University 4:45pm FLIGHT PROVING MACHINE LEARNING IMAGE PROCESSING ALGORITHMS ON-ORBIT ON OPS-SAT Shreeyam Kacker, Alex Meredith - Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Georges Labrèche - Tanagra Space; Kerri Cahoy - Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5:00pm A RADIO-SOURCE TRACKER Erwan Rouille, Baptiste Cecconi, LESIA; Boris Segret - CENSUS 5:15pm MO SERVICES AND CFDP IN ACTION ON OPS-SAT Dominik Marszk, David Evans, Tom Mladenov, Georges Labreche - European Space Agency; Vladimir Zelenevskiy - Telespazio Germany GmbH; Vasundhara Shiradhonkar - Terma GmbH 5:30pm FLIGHT ENVELOPE ASSESSMENT OF SMALLSAT AEROCAPTURE TRAJECTORIES AT VENUS AND MARS Jack Joshi - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Rohan Deshmukh, Soumyo Dutta, Angela Bowes - NASA Langley Research Center ALTERNATE SMALL SATELLITE-SIZED HYPERSONIC INFLATABLE AERODYNAMIC DECELERATORS FOR INTERPLANETARY SCIENCE MISSIONS Shelly Mann - Old Dominion University; Angela Bowes - NASA Langley Research Center; Rohan Deshmukh - Analytical Mechanics Associates; Soumyo Dutta - NASA Langley Research Center ALTERNATE STILL AND CHILL: CHARACTERIZING A VIBRATION ISOLATED SMALLSAT TVAC CHAMBER Alex Carter, Ewan Douglas - University of Arizona ALTERNATE THE DOSIS FRAMEWORK: SIMPLE INTERFACES FOR DISTRIBUTED ON-BOARD SOFTWARE Sebastian Rückerl - Technical University of Munich Sunday, August 7 COORDINATING SUCCESSFUL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS A review of previous/ongoing efforts to train engineers and scientists utilizing small satellite programs, with an emphasis on lessons learned that benefit the broader community. Session Chair: Glenn Lightsey, Georgia Tech 8:30am UNITED NATIONS ACTIVITIES FOR ENHANCING ACCESS TO SPACE Hazuki Mori, Jorge Del Rio Vera, Wenbin Zhang, Luc St-Pierre, Simonetta Di Pippo - United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs 8:45am GLOBAL SATELLITE TRACKING INITIATIVE: SETTING UP GROUND STATIONS TO TRACK SATELLITES AROUND THE WORLD Laura Llamazares, Daniel Raurell, Sergio Tabasco - Space Generation Advisory Council 9:00am SMALL SATELLITE RELIABILITY INITIATIVE (SSRI) KNOWLEDGE BASE TOOL: USE CASE REVIEW AND FUTURE FUNCTIONALITY AND CONTENT DIRECTION Robbie Robertson - Sedaro Technologies; Craig Burkhard - NASA Ames Research Center; Bruce Yost - NASA Ames Research Center; Catherine Venturini - The Aerospace Corporation; Michael Johnson - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 9:15am PROJECT POKE: DEVELOPING A STEM COMMUNITY TO OFFSET LEARNING LOSS AMIDST COVID PANDEMIC THROUGH AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES PROJECT-BASED LEARNING IN HAWAII’S K-12 CLASSROOMS Kelly Ngo, Amber Imai-Hong, Frances Zhu, Christopher Amendola, Aksel Sloan; Luke Clements - Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory 9:30am PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE UNIVERSITY CUBESAT PROGRAMS BASED ON THE EXPERIENCE OF FIVE GENERATIONS OF CUBESAT PROJECTS, BIRDS PROGRAM Mengu Cho, Mariko Teramoto, Takashi Yamauchi, George Maeda, Sangkyun Kim, Hirokazu Masui - Kyushu Institute of Technology 9:45am STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF LESSONS LEARNED FROM UNIVERSITY SATELLITE PROJECTS IN JAPAN Yoshihiro Tsuruda - Teikyo University; Masahiro Furumoto - Tokyo Metropolitan University; Kikuko Miyata - Meijo University; Mengu Cho - Kyushu Institute of Technology; Toshinori Kuwahara - Tohoku University; Yukihito Kitazawa - Japan Aerospace Expolaration Agency ALTERNATE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII'S PARADIGM ALTERING, CUBESAT KIT Aksel Sloan - University of Hawaii, Manoa; Kelly Ngo, Amber Imai-Hong, Frances Zhu, Luke Clements, Chris Amendola - Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory ALTERNATE IDENTIFYING AND OVERCOMING CHALLENGES IN HIGH SCHOOL CUBESAT PROGRAMS Lucas Ribeiro, Zichang Wang - Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology ALTERNATE DESIGNING AND MAINTAINING A SCALABLE INTERDISCIPLINARY OPEN-SOURCE CUBESAT STANDARD FOR SMALL ACADEMIC TEAMS Andrew Greenberg, Emma Levy, Hayden Reinhold - Portland State University; Marvin Lin - Westview High School; JD Griffith - Portland State University Sunday, August 7 ADVANCED CONCEPTS - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA III Innovative technologies (hardware/software) that provide significant advancements in NanoSat class or smaller missions. Session Chair: Paul Oppenheimer, Space Dynamics Laboratory 11:00am METHODOLOGY FOR CORRELATING HISTORICAL DEGRADATION DATA TO RADIATION-INDUCED DEGRADATION SYSTEM EFFECTS IN SMALL SATELLITES Richard Nederlander, Arthur Witulski, Robert Reed, Enxia Zhang, Ronald Schrimpf, Brian Sierawski, Gabor Karsai, Nag Mahadevan - Vanderbilt University 11:15am DEVELOPING MACHINE LEARNING MODELS FOR SPACE BASED EDGE AI PLATFORMS James Murphy, John Ward - Réaltra Space Systems Engineering; Brian Namee - University College Dublin 11:30am UTILIZING ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF SEMI-CRYSTALLINE THERMOPLASTICS AND TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZED GENERATIVE DESIGNS FOR COMPLEX SMALL SATELLITE BUS GEOMETRIES Ryan Formel, Aidan Delliponti, Hunter Bradford - University of Georgia Small Satellite Research Lab 11:45am THERMAL ANALYSIS AND DESIGN FOR VISORS CUBESAT FORMATION Erik Lopez, Eddie Kon, Rishikesh Gadre, Evgeniia Vorozhbit, Hasnain Daudi, Petr Kazarin, Alina Alexeenko - Purdue University 12:00pm TWO-LAYER POP-UP ORIGAMI DEPLOYABLE MEMBRANE REFLECTARRAY ANTENNA STOWED IN 1U CUBESAT Takashi Tomura, Hiraku Sakamoto, Yuki Takeda, Gen Nakayama, Toranosuke Yanagi, Motoki Moritani, Shuhei Koike, Yuki Takeda - Tokyo Institute of Technology ALTERNATE UTILIZING DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING TO EFFECT AUTONOMOUS ORBIT TRANSFERS AND INTERCEPTS ON-ORBIT VIA EDGE COMPUTE Gabriel Sutherland - Oregon State University ALTERNATE PRINCIPLES FOR DESIGNING ORIGAMI-INSPIRED COMPOSITE SPACE STRUCTURES WITH HIGH-STRAIN COMPLIANT LAMINATE JOINTS Samuel Smith, Collin Ynchausti, Spencer Magleby - Brigham Young University ALTERNATE WIRE-DRIVEN MECHANISMS FOR DEPLOYABLE COMPONENTS FOR OPTICAL PAYLOADS Guglielmo Aglietti - University of Auckland; Mark Honeth - NewSpace Systems Sunday, August 7 NEXT ON THE PAD - RESEARCH & ACADEMIA A preview of educational missions scheduled to fly within the next 18 months with an emphasis on scientific and/or technological purpose of the mission. Session Chair: Luis Loures, ITA 4:15pm IN-ORBIT DEMONSTRATION OF PROPELLANT-LESS FORMATION FLIGHT WITH MOMENTUM EXCHANGE OF JOINTED MULTIPLE CUBESATS IN THE MAGNARO MISSION Takaya Inamori, Park JiHyun, Keita Nagai, Xinbo Gu, Hiroto Tamura, Ryusei Yamaguchi - Nagoya University 4:30pm UT PROSAT-1: A PLATFORM FOR TESTING LIGHTWEIGHT DEPLOYABLE COMPOSITE STRUCTURES Derick Whited, Nick Angle, Gustavo Gargioni, Richard Gibbons, Rob Engebretson, Sheyda Davaria, Jonathan Black - Virginia Tech 4:45pm ERNST: DEMONSTRATING ADVANCED INFRARED DETECTION FROM A 12U CUBESAT Martin Schimmerohn, Clemens Horch, Stephan Busch, Noah Ledford, Konstantin Schäfer, Thorsten Maue, Mike Weber, Konstantin Kappe - Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed-Dynamics; Caroline Schweitzer - Fraunhofer Institute of Optronic System Technologies and Image Exploitation 5:00pm SNOOPING AROUND: AUTOMATED OBSERVATION PLANNING FOR THE SIGNALS OF OPPORTUNITY P-BAND INVESTIGATION (SNOOPI) Justin Mansell, Elisa Rivera, Seho Kim, Benjamin Nold, James Garrison - Purdue University; Manuel Vega, Juan Raymond, Roger Banting - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Rashmi Shah - Jet Propulsion Laboratory 5:15pm UPDATE ON THE CUBESAT PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Mangala Sharma - National Science Foundation 5:30pm THE CANVAS MISSION: QUANTIFYING THE VERY-LOW-FREQUENCY RADIO ENERGY INPUT FROM THE GROUND INTO THE EARTH’S MAGNETOSPHERE Robert Marshall, David Malaspina, Scott Palo - University of Colorado Boulder; Thierry Dudok de Wit - Universite d'Orleans; Sebastian Wankmueller, Riley Reid, Paraksh Vankawala, James Cannon - University of Colorado Boulder ALTERNATE BINAR SPACE PROGRAM: LAUNCH TWO MISSION PLAN Stuart Buchan, Fergus Downey, Benjamin Hartig, Daniel Busan, Jacob Cook, Kyle McMullan, Chelsea Tay, Tristan Ward - Curtin University ALTERNATE ITASAT-2 MISSION OVERVIEW Luís da Costa, Tiago Matos, Lidia Sato, Ana Jeronymo - Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica ALTERNATE BRONCO EMBER AN EDGE COMPUTING ACCELERATION PLATFORM WITH COMPUTER VISION Zachary Gaines, Cristian Rodriguez - Bronco Space WEEKDAY TECHNICAL SESSIONS Monday, August 8 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES I Innovative technologies (hardware/software) that provide significant advancements in small satellite missions. Session Chair: Mark Harter, MITRE 2:15pm THE URGENCY OF CYBERSECURITY IN SPACE-BASED SYSTEMS Ronald Keen - U.S. Department of Homeland Security 2:30pm POWERCUBE: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A 100 W ORIGAMI-INSPIRED DEPLOYABLE SOLAR ARRAY FOR NANOSATELLITES Antonio Pedivellano, Thomas Sinn, Ambre Raharijaona, Michael Kringer, Joachim Schmidt, Joram Gruber, Thomas Lund, Alexander Titz - Deployables Cubed GmbH 2:45pm AN ULTRA-LOW RESOURCE ION MASS SPECTROMETER FOR CUBESAT PLATFORMS Heidi Morning, Gabriel Wilson, Justin McGlown, Daniel Arnold, Daniel Reisenfeld, Michael Holloway - Los Alamos National Laboratory 3:00pm FINIS: NEW METHANE DETECTOR TECHNOLOGY FOR POINT-SOURCE DETECTION AND LEAK RATE MEASUREMENTS Bruno Mattos - Utah State University ALTERNATE HYPERSPECTRAL ONBOARD PROCESSING CUBESAT DEMONSTRATION Kelly Davis, Jathan Biddlecomb, Vinay Agarwal, Margaret Trippe, James Ulcickas - Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation ALTERNATE ON TRUSTING THIRD-PARTY SATELLITE DATA Sean Crosby, Kurt Brenning - Sandia National Laboratories Monday, August 8 BEYOND LEO Innovative technologies or full-up systems (hardware/software) for space or ground systems specifically developed for small satellites operating beyond low earth orbits. Session Chair: Pat Patterson, Space Dynamics Laboratory 4:30pm LICIACUBE: CUBESAT UNIQUE ENGINEERING CHALLENGES ON THE DART MISSION Kristin Fretz, Lena Adams, Betsy Congdon, Liz Abel, Dave Myers, Lisa Wu, Shelly Conkey, Geff Ottman - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab 4:45pm JANUS: LAUNCH OF A NASA SMALLSAT MISSION TO NEAR-EARTH BINARY ASTEROIDS Joseph Shoer, Joshua Hopkins - Lockheed Martin; Daniel Scheeres, Jay McMahon - University of Colorado; Thomas McCaa, Kristian Waldorff, Michael Skeen, Susan Linch - Lockheed Martin 5:00pm THE NASA SOLAR CRUISER MISSION – SOLAR SAIL PROPULSION ENABLING HELIOPHYSICS MISSIONS Les Johnson, John Carr, David McKenzie - NASA Marhsall Space Flight Center; Jeff Newmark - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Dana Turse- Redwire 5:15pm GTOSAT: RADIATION BELT DYNAMICS FROM THE INSIDE John Lucas, Larry Kepko - NASA; Lauren Blum - Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics; Behnam Azimi, Charles Claggett, Alan Cudmore, James Fraction, Pavel Galchenko - NASA 5:30pm GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN CISLUNAR SPACE FOR CUBESAT FORM FACTORS Warren Soh, Sunil Bisnath, Regina Lee - York University ALTERNATE THE EXPERIMENT FOR SPACE RADIATION ANALYSIS: PROBING THE EARTH'S RADIATION BELTS USING A CUBESAT PLATFORM Carlos Maldonado, Martin Kroupa, Jonathan Barney, Michael Caffrey, Susan Mendel, Kerry Boyd, Michelle Pyle, Zach Miller - Los Alamos National Laboratory ALTERNATE TWEETING FROM THE MOON Nelly Offord, Sophie Bywater, Alex da Silva Curiel, Jonathan Friend, Charles Cranstoun, Ben Schwarz, Sir Martin Sweeting - Surrey Satellite Technology ALTERNATE INTEGRATION AND TEST OF THE LUNAR FLASHLIGHT SPACECRAFT Nathan Cheek, Collin Gonzalez - Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tuesday, August 9 SCIENCE/MISSION PAYLOADS Innovative technologies or full-up systems that allow cutting-edge missions to be formulated. Session Chair: Chad Fish, Astra 8:00am AURORA: A SOFTWARE RADIO FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC VECTOR SENSORS IN SPACE Frank Lind - MIT Haystack Observatory; Frank Robey, Erik Thompson, Mark Silver, Alan Fenn, Janusz Majewski, Alexander Morris, Wayne Boland - MIT Lincoln Laboratory 8:15am THE ULTRAVIOLET FOLLOW-ON OBSERVATORY Douglas Walker - Prime Solutions Group; Dirk Terrell - Southwest Research Institute; John Martin - University of Illinois; Kevin France - University of Colorado at Boulder; Ken Spenser - Astronomy Association of Arizona 8:30am TWO GENERATIONS OF CUBESAT MISSIONS TO TAKE ON THE CHALLENGES OF MEASURING RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONS IN THE EARTH’S MAGNETOSPHERE Xinlin Li, Rick Kohnert, Scott Palo - University of Colorado Boulder; Richard Selesnick - Air Force Research Lab; Lengying Khoo - University of Colorado; Quintin Schiller - Space Science Institute; Jared Cantilina, Evan Bauch - University of Colorado Boulder 8:45am SMALL SPACECRAFT SAMPLE RETURN MISSION CONCEPT TO SUPPORT GATEWAY AND LUNAR SCIENCE Alan Cassell - NASA Ames Research Center; Jeffrey Smith, Matthew Wittal, Randall Gordon, Jennifer Morgan, NASA Kennedy Space Center 9:00am THE ELECTROJET ZEEMAN IMAGING EXPLORER (EZIE) MISSION AND THE MICROWAVE ELECTROJET MAGNETOGRAM (MEM) RADIOMETER INSTRUMENT Sidharth Misra, Sharmila Padmanabhan, Pekka Kangaslahti, Oliver Montes, Javier Bosch-Lluis, Richard Cofield, Isaac Ramos - Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Sam Yee - Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab 9:15am SCIENCE CONOPS FOR APPLICATION OF SPORT MISSION DATA TO STUDY LARGE (~1000KM) IONOSPHERIC PLASMA DEPLETIONS Linda Habash Krause - NASA Marshall Space Flight Center; Marco A. Ridenti - Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica; Rebecca L. Bishop - The Aerospace Corporation; Todd M. Bonalsky - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Stephen Clanton - NASA Marshall Space Flight Center; Joaquim Costa - Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais; Rod A Heelis - University of Texas, Dallas; Guan Le, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center 9:30am THE GLOBAL L-BAND OBSERVATORY FOR WATER CYCLE STUDIES (GLOWS) – A NASA SMALL SATELLITE DATA CONTINUITY MISSION FOR SMAP Mark Bailey - MMA Design