Papers from the Tech Track 2017 program can be viewed below. Information for the upcoming Tech Track program can be found on the Tech Track page, while information about the Tech Track Call for Papers can be found here.
Space Situational Awareness
Anja Brokaw
Reducing Conjunction Analysis Errors with an Assimilative Tool for Satellite Drag Specification
Geoff Crowley
An Innovative, High Fidelity Approach to Space Situational Awareness (SSA) Data Simulation
Susan Hagerty
Ecosystem for Near‐Earth Space Control: Methods and Systems for Permanent Debris Removal Plus Enhanced National Security Capabilities
Marshall Kaplan
Big Ideas and Architectures, Part 1
Richard Monteleone
XEUS: A Powerful Path to Beyond LEO Activity
Melissa Sampson, Jonathan Powers
Hyperconvergence in Space Ground Systems Architectures
Srikant Mantravadi
Open Sourcing the Ball Aerospace COSMOS Command and Control System
Ryan Melton
Earth Weather and Forecasting
Dennis Nicks
NOAA’s Commercial Weather Data Pilot Project
Karen St. Germain
Satellite-based Global Wind Profiling to Improve Numerical Weather Prediction
Sara Tucker
GOES-R Update
Timothy Walsh
Space Safety and Services
Rhonda Fitz
Esrange Space Center – Meeting future needs for advanced space services
Mattias Abrahamsson
A concept for improved integration of Space Vehicle Operation into ATM
Sven Kaltenhaeuser
Reducing time to issue resolution using terminal embedded monitoring and mitigation of interference in next gen satellites
Steve Williams
Space Technology Innovation
Jim Behmer
Advanced On-Board Calibration of Space Systems Using a Carbon Nanotube Flat-Plate Blackbody
John Fleming
The Smart Backplane – Lowering the Cost of Spacecraft Avionics by Improving the Radiation Tolerance of COTS Electronic Systems
Daniel Gleeson
Frequency comb development for ultra-precise space based applications
Jordan Wachs
The Business of Space Systems
Dave Williamson
The Space Industry: High Tech at Last? A Market-based Interpretation
Carolyn Belle, Blaine Curcio, Claude Rousseau
A Transformational Era: Commercial Innovations Bring Promise of “Anywhere/Anytime” SATCOM for Modern Government User
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch
The current state and the future of Space Internet – the Space Generation Perspective
Mansoor Shar
CubeSat Technology Developments
Edward A.S. Hanlon
Space Weather and Environment Effects on the Next-Generation Solar Cell Technology Flying on the AeroCube-6 Twin CubeSat Mission
Richard P. Welle, Justin H. Lee
Cubesat Communications — from traditional communications design to evolved emerging space need
Erik Eliasen