PROGRAM (Room Map click here) TIME SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2006 4:00-8:00pm Afternoon registration begins (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) TIME MONDAY, JULY 17, 2006 PLENARY SESSION (Little Theatre) 7:00am Continental Breakfast and Registration (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 8:00am Welcome and Logistics: Larry Bergman, JPL 8:15am Opening Remarks and Keynote Introduction: Mike Hinchey, GSFC 8:30AM Keynote Speaker: "Exploring the Uninhabitable: A Comparison of Ocean to Space," Marcia McNutt, President and CEO, MBARI 9:15am DAY 1 MINI-WORKSHOPS MW-1 MINI-WORKSHOP Deep Space Communications: Today & Tomorrow - Part I Chairs: Christopher Krupiarz, Manikantan Ramadas MW-2 MINI-WORKSHOP Autonomous and Autonomic Systems in Space Exploration Chairs: Mike Hinchey, Roy Sterritt (Preliminary) MW -3 MINI-WORKSHOP NanoTechnology and Information Technology for Space Applications Chairs: Paul vonAllmen, Louis Lome, Seungwon Lee, Fabiano Oyafuso (Preliminary - more to come) MW-4 MINI-WORKSHOP Student Space IT Research and Projects Chair: Keith Schubert 9:00am Overview of Current Space Network Activities Adrian Hooke, JPL (KEYNOTE) 9:15am Opening Remarks Mike Hinchey, GSFC; Roy Sterritt, University of Ulster,  Spin Transfer Torque in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions Nicholas Kioussis, CSUN PicoSatellite Programming within the Constraints of the 1kg, 10x10x10cm CubeSat Standard Andrew Kalman, President and Chief Technology Architect, Pumpkin, Inc. (KEYNOTE) 9:30am Relay Operations for the Mars Exploration Rovers Roy Gladden, JPL SPAACE: Self-Properties for an Autonomous and Autonomic Computing Environment Part II Roy Sterritt, Mike Hinchey, University of Ulster, GSFC 9:45am Multimillion Atom Simulations of Dynamics of Wing Cracks and Nanoscale Damage in Glass and Hypervelocity Impact Damage in Ceramics Priya Vashishta, USC Flight Software Design and Development for the +.SatCubeSat Bus Matthew D'Ortenzio, Space Systems Development Laboratory, Stanford University (KEYNOTE) 10:15am Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 10:30am Electra Tom Jedrey, JPL Useful Sensor Web Tricks for Progressive Mission Autonomy Dan Mandl, GSFC Band Structure and Impurity Effects on Optical Properties of Quantum Well and Quantum Dot Infrared Photodetectors David Ting, JPL Simulation of a Lightweight Multithreaded Processor-in-Memory Computer Architecture Sheng Li, Shannon Kuntz, University of Notre Dame 11:00am DSN Arrays Mark Gatti, JPL Bio-Assembled Carbon Nanotube FETs and RTDs and Si Nanowires Roger Lake, UCR Model-Based Anomal Management for Spacecraft Mission Operations at the NASA Ames Space Technology Center Mike Rasay, Ignacio Mas, Tom Van Buskirk, Santa Clara University 11:15am On-Board Autonomy and Automation John Ong, GSFC 11:30am LTP / A Priority Paradigm for Deep-Space Applications Manikantan Ramadas, Ohio University Nanophotonics for Integrated Information Systems Uriel Levy, UCSD Automated Galaxy Morphology using Stochastic Parameterized Grammar Guy Yosiphon, UCI 12:00pm Lunch Break (on your own) 1:30pm Future Lunar Architecture Keith Scott, MITRE A Guided Explorative Approach for Autonomic Healing of Model-Based Systems Steve Nordstrom, Ted Bapty, Sandeep Neema, Abhishek Dubey and Turker Keskinpala, Vanderbilt University Phonon Engineering in Semiconductor Nanowires and Quantum Dot Superlattices Alex Balandin, UCR Localization of Network Nodes for Extra-Terrestrial Deployment Daniel Havey, George Kaymaz, Keith Schubert, California State University San Bernardino 2:00pm Future Mars Architecture Leigh Torgerson, JPL nanoHUB.org or How Can Your Science Software Reach Thousands of Users? Gerhard Klimeck, Purdue SEU and SET-Tolerant Pipelined Systems Daniel Blum, José G. Delgado-Frias, Washington State University 2:15pm Autonomous Operations in Support of Responsive Space Paul Zetocha, AFRL 2:30pm DTN Lake Sensor Network Stephen Farrell Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Superconducting Technology for Quantum Information Systems Alexandre Guillaume, JPL Real-Time Monitoring for Spacecraft Fault Diagnosis by Combined Parameters and Fault Modes Online Estimation Yoshinobu Kawahara, Takehisa Yairi, Kazuo Machida, University of Tokyo, Japan 3:00pm Break, (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 3:30pm Towards Interplanetary Grids Laurent Lefevre, The French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control; Jean-Patrick Gelas, ENS Lyon Game-Based Model Checking for Reliable Autonomy? Marco Bakera, Clemens Renner, Bernhard Steffen, Chair of programming system, Univ. Dortmund (Germany); Tiziana Margaria, Chair of Service and Software Engineering, Univ. Potsdam (Germany) Final Remarks Paul von Allmen, Louis Lome Swarmcast Network Speaker to be announced, CSULB (INVITED) 4:00pm Integrated SharedNet and DTN Simulation Demo Esther Jennings, JPL 4:15pm Discussion and Closing Remarks 4:30pm 5:00pm Mini-Workshops Adjourn 5:00-7:00pm Exhibitor Reception (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) TIME TUESDAY, JULY 18, 2006 PLENARY SESSION (Little Theatre) 7:00am Continental Breakfast and Registration (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 8:00am Welcome and Logistics: Sven Grenander, JPL 8:15am Opening Remarks and Keynote Introduction: Peter Hughes, Chief Technologist, GSFC 8:30am Keynote Speaker: "Space Exploration and Information Technology: From Data Overload to Intelligent Systems," Scott Hubbard, Carl Sagan Chair, SETI Institute 9:15am DAY 2 MINI-WORKSHOPS 9:15am MW-5 MINI-WORKSHOP Deep Space Communications: Today and Tomorrow - Part 2 Chairs: Christopher Krupiarz, JHU / APL Manikantan Ramadas, Ohio Univ. MW-6 MINI-WORKSHOP Collaboration and Knowledge Management in a Global Space Environment Chairs: Jeanne Holm, Tom Soderstrom JPL MW-7 MINI-WORKSHOP Revolutions in Advanced Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis for Future Space Missions Chairs: Rupak Biswas, Nasa Advanced Supercomputing Division Mark Kordon, JPL MW-8 MINI-WORKSHOP Visualization Technology for Space and Entertainment: Compare, Contrast Cooperate Chair: Kevin Hussey JPL (Preliminary agenda, subject to change) 9:00am Asynchronous Messaging Service: Presentation & Demo Amalaye Oyake, JPL / MSFC / APL 9:15am Welcome: The Day in Review Tom Soderstrom, Jeanne Holm,JPL Mission Challenges Michael Sander, JPL (KEYNOTE) Introduce Agenda, pose the question: Is the space program taking advantage of the Entertainment Industry and vice versa? (9:15 - 9:30am) Kevin Hussey ----------------------- "Space:" Virtual Presence in Space - The Next Space Mission Challenge (9:30 - 10:15am) Eric DeJong, JPL (KEYNOTE) 9:30am Panel - A Vision for Space Missions of the Future: Using Collaboration and Web Technology in 2015 Moderator: Tom Soderstrom, JPL; David Brin, futurist and science fiction writer; Jeff Estefan, Tony Freeman, Jeanne Holm, JPL 9:45am Multi-disciplinary, Multi-fidelity Simulations for Conceptual Design of Planetary Re-entry - Exploration Mission Applications Joseph Garcia, ARC 10:15am Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) VENDOR PRODUCT BRIEFING TRACK 1 10:30am Deploying the CCSDS File Delivery Protocol on MESSENGER: Lessons Learned Christopher Krupiarz JHU / APL Panel (con't) TRICK Simulation Environment Alex Lin, Bill Othon, JSC "Entertainment:" The Latest from Hollywood Sanjay Das, Dreamworks Animation (KEYNOTE) Vendor Briefing 1 Wind River Systems, Inc. “ARINC 653 and MILS Safe and Secure Solutions” 11:00am CFDP Telemetry Accelerator: Presentation & Demo Jackson Pang, JPL; Joshua Schoolcraft, JPL Simulating the Supernova / Acceleration Probe (SNAP) Mission Hemant Shukla, LBNL Vendor Briefing 2 NASA Ames Research Center “A Portable High Speed 3D Scanner” 11:10am Virtual Humans and Visualization Randall Hill, USC ICT; Joe Williamson, Kas Kasravi, EDS 11:30am Creating Collaboration on International Projects Tom Soderstrom, JPL Kepler Simulation Mehrdad Moshir, JPL Image-Based Acquisition of Environments and People for Photoreal Computer Graphics Paul Debevec, USC Institute for Creative Technologies Vendor Briefing 3 The MathWorks, Inc. “Using MATLAB and Simulink for Model-Based Design of Space Systems” 11:40am Knowledge Management Using Collaboration, Visualization, and Artificial Intelligence Joe Williamson, Kas Kasravi, EDS 12:00pm Lunch Break (on your own) VENDOR PRODUCT BRIEFING TRACK 2 12:15pm Birds of a Feather in Collaboration and KM: Culture, Science, Technology, Policy Open to entire conference 1:30pm Frequency Plan, Sampling and Quantization Effects in a Software Receiver Using Few Bits ADC Chieh-Fu Chang National Space Organization, Taiwan Outbriefs from the Birds of a Feather Sessions BoF Leads Supercomputing for Cosmology Joel Primack, UCSC Supercomputing for Cosmology Carter Emmart, Rose Center for Earth and Space Vendor Briefing 4 Metron, Inc. “High Performance Discrete Event Simulation with the SPEEDES Framework, Part 1–Overview” 1:55pm Collaboration Best Practices Today and in 2015 Tom Soderstrom, JPL 2:00pm Reconfigurable Protocol Sensing in an End-to-End Demonstration Clayton Okino, Andrew Gray, Joshua Schoolcraft, JPL A Sensor Web Observing System Simulator Stephen Talabac, GSFC Vendor Briefing 5 Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI) “Trajectory Design Technology” 2:15pm NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio Horace Mitchell, NASA / GSFC 2:30pm Agoric Architectural Styles for Deep Space Exploration Rohit Khare, CommerceNet Labs Knowledge Capture Best Practices - Capturing and Transferring the Expert’s Knowledge to the Next Generation Ephrem Paredes, Jean Ceva, Raytheon Adaptive Supercomputing John Feo, Cray Vendor Briefing 6 Raytheon, Inc. “Knowledge Capture Best Practices—Capturing and Transferring the Expert’s Knowledge to the Next Generation” 3:00pm Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) VENDOR PRODUCT BRIEFING TRACK 3 3:15pm Knowledge Management Technologies for Space Missions (From Portals to Expert Systems Jeanne Holm, Douglas Hughes, JPL 3:30pm Panel Discussion Space Communications Researchers and Mission Planners: Shall we talk? IBM Innovations in Aerospace and Earth Sciences Computing Suga Sugavanam, IBM Immersive Virtual Environments: Current and Emerging Technologies Jarrell Pair, USC Institute for Creative Technologies Vendor Briefing 7 LynuxWorks, Inc. “Industry’s First Safety-Critical Embedded OS” 3:45pm Panel - Current KM Best Practices and Gap Analysis for Our Future Space Mission Needs Kiho Sohn, KM Project Manager, Pratt Whitney; Scott Shaffar, Director, KM, Northrop Grumman; David Redmiles, Chair Dept. of Informatics, UC Irvine 4:00pm Parallel Computing Capability in Satellite Orbit Analysis Program (SOAP) Seungwon Lee, JPL; John Coggi, David Stodden, Aerospace Vendor Briefing 8 Advanced Management Technology, Inc., (AMTI) - A Tetra Tech Company “Tetra Tech/AMTI Corporate Overview” 4:15pm Informal Group Discussion Panel - Where Should We Cooperate? Where Should We Separate? All Speakers 4:30pm Wrap-up and Discussion of Next Steps and Actions for this group Jeanne Holm and Tom Soderstrom, JPL NanoTechnology for Space Exploration Harry Partridge, ARC Vendor Briefing 9 HyPerformix, Inc. “Performance Simulation Using HyPerformix Workbench” 5:00pm 5:00pm Exhibition Closes 5:15pm Mini-Workshops Adjourn 6:00pm Free Night TIME WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2006 7:00am Continental Breakfast and Registration PLENARY SESSION (Little Theatre) 8:00am Welcome and Logistics: Larry Bergman, JPL 8:10am Welcoming Remarks: Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Eugene Tattini, Dep. Director, JPL 8:20am Opening Remarks and Keynote Introductions: Richard Doyle, JPL 8:30am Keynote Speaker: "The Future of the Interplanetary Network," Vint Cerf, "Chief Internet Evangelist," Google 9:15am Keynote Speaker: "Software Architectures for Reliable Systems," Gerard Holzmann, Senior Research Scientist, JPL 10:00am Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) SESSION 1 Telecommunications Information Technology - I Chair: Jay Wyatt, JPL SESSION 2 Human and Robotic Systems Interfaces - I Chair: Robert Savely, JSC SESSION 3 High Performance Computing Systems and Applications Chair: Joe Betser, Aerospace Corp. SESSION 4 Software Engineering Methods and Architecture - I Chair: Ann Elson, JPL VENDOR PRODUCT BRIEFING TRACK 4 10:30am Space-Based Networking Technology Developments in the Interplanetary Network Directorate Information Technology Program (37) Loren Clare, Bradley Clement, Jay Gao, Joseph Hutcherson, Esther Jennings, JPL An Experiment on Skill Degradation and Recovery for Safe MSS Operations (INVITED) Michael Doyon, Canadian Space Agency, Canada Impact of the Columbia Supercomputer on NASA Space and Exploration Missions (45) Rupak Biswas, Dochan Kwak, Cetin Kiris Scott Lawrence, ARC A Software Development Approach to Implementing Control Systems Specified through State Analysis (104) Mark Indictor, Daniel Dvorak, Michel Ingham, Joseph Hutcherson, Recaredo Torres, Allan Wax, JPL Vendor Briefing 10 Wind River Systems, Inc. “Optimize Your Linux and VxWorks 6.x Development” 11:00am Implementation Challenges in Real-time Middleware for Distributed Autonomous Systems (17) Vincenzo Liberatore, Case Western Univ. Cognitive Engineering for Long Duration Missions: Human Machine Cooperation on the Moon and Mars (75) Mark Neerincx, Jasper Lindenberg, Nanja Smets, TNO; Tim Grant, Andre Bos, S&T BV / NDA, The Netherlands; Antonio Olmedo-Soler, OKS, Spain; Uwe Brauer, EADS-ST, Germany; Mikael Wolff, ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands Sustainable and Autonomic Space Exploration Missions (INVITED) Mike Hinchey, Christopher Rouff, James Rash, Walt Truszkowski, GSFC; Roy Sterritt, University of Ulster Practical Application of Model-based Programming and State-based Architecture to Space Missions (103) Gregory Horvath, Michel Ingham, JPL; Seung Chung, Oliver Martin, Brian Williams, MIT Vendor Briefing 11 LynuxWorks, Inc. “Industry’s First Safety-Critical Embedded OS” 11:30am Security Considerations in Space and Delay Tolerant Networks (47) Stephen Farrell, Vinny Cahill, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Collaborative Decision Systems Project Summary of Technology Developments for Human-Robotics Interactions (67) Liam Petersen, Robert Brummett, ARC User-Defined Data Distributions in High-Level Programming Languages (26) Hans Zima JPL; Roxana Diaconescu, Caltech Infusing Software Engineering Technology into Practice at NASA (51) Thomas Pressburger, Lawrence Markosian, ARC; Martin Feather, JPL Michael Hinchey, GSFC Vendor Briefing 12 Metron, Inc. “High Performance Discrete Event Simulation with the SPEEDES Framework, Part 2–Using and Understanding SPEEDES” 12:00pm Group Photo (Civic Auditorium) 12:15pm Lunch (Gold Room, Civic Auditorium) 1:30pm PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS SESSION 5 Telecommunications Information Technology - II Chair: TBD SESSION 6 Human and Robotic Systems Interfaces - II Chair: Yasuharu Kunii, Chuo University, Japan SESSION 7 Modeling and Simulation Chair: Mark Kordon, JPL SESSION 8 Software Engineering Methods and Architecture - II Chair: Naoki Ishihama, JAXA, Japan VENDOR PRODUCT BRIEFING TRACK 5 1:30pm Handover Schemes in Space Networks: Classification and Performance Comparison (77) Pulak Chowdhury, Mohammed Atiquzzaman, Univ. of Oklahoma; William Ivancic, GRC A Modular Robotic System with Applications to Space Exploration (76) Matthew Hancher, ARC, Gregory Hornby, UC Santa Cruz SimScape Terraine Modeling Middleware (49) Abhinadan Jain, Jonathan Cameron, Christopher Lim, John Guineau, JPL Lightweight Service Architectures for Space Missions (31) Leo Hartman, CSA, Canada; Louis Hoebel, GE Global Research Center Vendor Briefing 13 NASA Ames Research Center “Mission Activity Planning with Ensemble” 2:00pm SINEMO: An IP-Diversity Based Approach for Network Mobility in Space (78) Pulak Chowdhury, Mohammed Atiquzzaman, Univ. of Oklahoma; William Ivancic, GRC A High Level Teleoperation Platform for Space Robotic Missions (89) Marco Chacin, Eric Rohmer, Andrew Mora, Kazuya Yoshida, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering, Tohoku Univ. Japan Empirical Modeling of Remotely Sensed Data at Regional to Continental Scales (52) Richard Robertson, Praveen Kumar, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign A Core Plug and Play Architecture for Reusable Flight Software Systems (32) Jonathan Wilmot, GSFC Vendor Briefing 14 Dynamic Systems, Inc. “Sun Microsystems’ Product Updates” 2:30pm TRIGA: Telecommunications Protocol Processing Subsystem using Reconfigurable Interoperable Gate Array (40) Jackson Pang, Paula Pingree, Leigh Torgerson, JPL Integrated Planning for Telepresence with Time Delays (91) Mark Johnston, Kenneth Rabe, JPL Constrained Exploration of Trade Spaces (14) Sudhakar Reddy, Kenneth Fertig, Rockwell; David McCormick, Boeing YaM - A Framework for Rapid Software Development (48) Abhinadan Jain, Jeffrey Biesiadecki, JPL Vendor Briefing 15 HyPerformix, Inc. “Performance Simulation Using HyPerformix Workbench” 3:00pm Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 3:15pm POSTER PRECIS ABSTRACT PRESENTATIONS (Little Theatre) 4:15pm POSTER EXHIBITION (Atrium, Lower Level) Space Autonomy as Migration of Functionality: The Mars case (15) Tim Grant, André Box, Science & Technology, Netherlands; Mark Neerincx, TNO Human Factors; Antonio Olmedo Soler, OK-Systems S.A.; Uwe Brauer, EADS Space Transportation; Mikael Wolff, ESA ESTEC Model-Based Anomaly Management for Spacecraft Mission Operations at the NASA Ames Space Technology Center (42) Christopher Kitts, Mike Rasay, Ignacio Mas, Prabhjot Mall, Tom Van Buskirk, Santa Clara Univ Radiation Tolerant Intelligent Memory Stack (63) Tak-kwong Ng, Jeffrey Herath, LaRC Evolutionary Based Techniques for Fault Tolerant Field Programmable Gate Arrays (84) Gregory Larchev, UARC/ARC; Jason Lohn, ARC Spacewire Interface Simulation (18) Gisbert Peter, Rainer Berlin, Natascha Russ, German Aerospace Center, Germany; Ulf Rohbeck, CLIPhIT; Bernd Ulmer, Ingenieurbüro Ulmer TBD Modular Architecture for Hybrid Diagnostic Reasoners (65) Han Park, JPL and Northrop Grumman Corp.; Anthony Barrett, JPL; Erwin Baumann, Michael Grage, Northrop Grumman Corp.; Sriram Narasimhan, ARC H&RT Space Exploration Communication Scenarios: Characteristics, Challenges & Scenarios for Developing Intelligent Internet Protocols (92) Behnam Malakooti, Hyun Kim Case Western Reserve Univ.; Kul Bhasin, GRC Temporal Investment Strategy to Enable JPL Future Space Missions (19) William Lincoln, Hook Hua, Charles Weisbin JPL Evolving a Ten Year Old Data System (50) Mary Ann Esfandiari, Hampapuram Ramapriyan, Jeanne Behnke, Edwin Sofinowski, Esfandiari, GSFC Xboard: A Framework for Integrating and Enhancing Collaborative Work Practices (69) Ted Shab, ARC The Development and Use of Open Source Spacecraft Simulation and Control Software for Education, and Research (100) Andrew Turner, Realtime Technologies, Inc. Space Mission Operations DBMS (SMOD) (22) David Roland, CSC/ARC Data-Driven Discovery through e-Science Technologies (57) Kirk Borne, GSFC Relevance Assignment and Fusion of Multiple Learning Methods Applied to Remote Sensing Image Analysis (72) Wei-Wen Feng, Praveen Kumar, Peter Bajcsy Univ. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Onboard Inversion Physics from Sensor Web (105) Yang Cai, CMU; Yongxtang Hu, LRC Improving Telemetry Data Accessibility (28) Angela Li, David Carl, JHUAPL; Alysen Regiec, John Hopkins Univ.; Christopher Olson, Univ. of Minnesota The Design of Efficient Ground Software Tools (60) Michael McCurdy, ARC; Guy Pyrzak, Christian Ratterman, San Jose State Univ Foundation; Alonso Vera, ARC and Carnegie Mellon Univ. Internet Data Acquisition (73) Matt Matoushek, Invocon, Inc. SpaceWire Physical Level Redundancy Mechanism (111) Glenn Rakow, GSFC; Christopher Dailey, QSS Inc.; Locksley Haynes, Michael Pagen, MEI Technologies Lessons Learned Building a General Purpose Cluster for Space Mission Applications (36) Brooks Davis, Michael Yeung, Craig Lee, Mark Thomas, James Palko, Aerospace, Corp. Autonomous Behavior Planning Scheme for Exploration Rover (61) Takashi Kubota, Riho Ejiri, Ichiro Nakatani, ISAS/JAXA, Japan; Yasuharu Kunii, Chuo Univ. Lessons Learned: On-board Software Test Automation Using IBM Rational Test RealTime (74) Natalie Russ, Gisbert Peter, German Aerospace Center, Germany; Bernd Ulmer, Ingenieurbüro Ulmer TBD Delay Tolerant Protocol Simulation (39) John Segui, Esther Jennings, JPL A System on Chip Concept for the Mercury Thermal Imaging Spectrometer MERTIS (62) Holger Venus, Winfried Halle, David Krutz, Ingo Walter, German Aerospace Center, Germany Tracking Logistical Constraints across Missions and Organizaztions: a Multipurpose Information Infrastructure (81) Michael Orosz, Tatiana Kichkaylo, Robert Neches, USCISI; Edward Balaban, ARC, QSS Group, Inc.; Andre Goforth, Adam Sweet, ARC TBD 5:15pm Exhibit Closes 6:00pm Buses leave for Jet Propulsion Laboratory (or can drive on own) 6:30pm Gathering at JPL Von Karman Museum 7:00pm Banquet (Von Karman Auditorium) 8:30pm Keynote Speaker: "The Ultimate Project - A Plausible Path to the Stars" Steve Kilston, Ball Aerospace & Technologies 9:30pm Buses Return to Pasadena Convention Center TIME THURSDAY, JULY 20, 2006 7:00am Continental Breakfast and Registration PLENARY SESSION (Little Theatre) 8:00am Welcome and Logistics: Sven Grenander, JPL 8:15am Opening Remarks and Keynote Introduction: Eugene Tu, ARC 8:30am Keynote Speaker: "Medical Challenges and Opportunities for Future Space Missions," Richard Satava, MD, FACS, University of Washington 9:15am Keynote Speaker: "From the Ground Up - Software Development for a New Launch Vehicle," Hans Koenigsmann, VP Avionics & Systems, SpaceX 10:00am Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS SESSION 9 Machine Vision and Advanced Image Processing Chair: Takashi Kubota, ISAS / JAXA, Japan SESSION 10 Spacecraft Autonomy - I Chair: Richard Doyle, JPL SESSION 11 Operations Information Technology - I Chair: Arthur Amador, JPL SESSION 12 Software Engineering Methods and Architecture - III Chair: Martin Feather, JPL 10:30am An Imaging Technique for Safe Spacecraft Landing and Autonomous Hazard Avoidance (12) Brandon Jones, Southern Univ, A&M College; Ayanna Howard, Georgia Institute of Technology Automation and Autonomy of the EO-1 Mission Operations System (88) Daniel Tran, Gregg Rabideau, Steve Chien, Benjamin Cichy, Rob Sherwood, JPL; Dan Mandl, Stuart Frye, Seth Shulman, Joseph Szwaczkowski, GSFC; Darrell Boyer, Jim Van Gaasbeck, Interface & Control Systems Supporting Complex Astronaut Tasks: The Right Advice at the Right Time (33) Andre Bos, Leo Breebaart, Tim Grant, S&T BV, Netherlands; Mark Neerincx, TNO-D&S, Netherlands; Mikael Wolff, ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands; Uwe Brauer, EADS ST, Germany; Antonio Olmedo Soler, OK-Systems, Spain Auto-Coding UML Statecharts for Flight (8) Ed Benowitz, Ken Clark, Garth Watney, JPL 11:00am Analyzing Range Maps Data for Future Space Robotics Applications (64) (Withdrawn) Kevin Rice, GST Corp/GSFC; Jacqueline Le Moigne, Peyush Jain, GSFC Rendezvous Experiments on Smart-Sat 1 (58) Shinichi Kimura, Yasufumi Nagai, Hiroshi Yamamoto, NIICT, Japan; Hiroshi Kozawa, Sachiko Sugimoto, Shinobu Nakamura, Kazumi Masuda, Naohiko Abe, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan An Information  Infrastructure for Coordinating Earth Science Observations (82) Robert Morris, Jennifer Dungan, John Bresina, ARC Functional Programming on a Stack-Based Embedded Processor (23) Andrew Harris, John Hayes, JHU 11:30am Beamforning in Intelligent Randomly Distributed Sensor Networks Using Electrically-Small Dual-Sector Antennas for Planetary Exploration (80) Nicholas Soldner, Chunwei Lam, Andrew Singer, Jennifer Bernhard, Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Solving Swath Problems Optimally (86) Russell Knight, JPL Automated Derivation of Complex System Constraints from User Requirements (21) Kim Muery, Angela Marsh, MSFC; Mark Foshee, Computer Sciences Corp. The Evolution of a Test Process for Spacecraft Software (9) Brenda Clyde, Deborah Clancy, Annette Mirantes, JHU/APL, Presented by Katie Bechtold, JHU/APL 12:00pm Lunch (Gold Room, Civic Auditorium) 1:30pm PARALLEL BREAKOUT SESSIONS SESSION 13 Tools and Design Methods Chair: Gaye Graves, Ames SESSION 14 Spacecraft Autonomy - II Chair: Ben Smith, JPL SESSION 15 Operations Information Technology - II Chair: Grace Tan-Wang, JPL SESSION 16 Autonomy & Ground Systems Chair: Mark Lupisella, GSFC 1:30pm Model-Based Software Tools for Integrated Vehicle Health Management (68) Gabor Karsai, Gautam Biswas, Sherif Abdelwahed, Nag Mahadevan, Eric Manders, Vanderbilt Univ. SOFIA's Challenge:  Scheduling Airborne Astronomy Observations (79) Jeremy Frank, ARC Mission Operations Planning:  Beyond MAPGEN (43) John Bresina, Paul Morris, ARC Adaptive Inner-Loop Rover Control (44) Nilesh Kulkami, Corey Ippolito, Kalmanje Krishnakumar, Khalid Al-Ali, ARC 2:00pm Eclipse: Tools and Runtimes for Complex Systems Jeff McAffer, IBM (INVITED) An Auto Configuration System for the GMSEC Architecture and API (29) Arturo Mayorga, GSFC, Presented by: Joseph Moholt, ICS Collaborative Scheduling using JMS in a Mixed Java and NET Environment (13) Yeou-Fang Wang, Allan Wax, Raymond Lam, John Baldwin, Chester Borden, JPL 2:30pm James Webb Space Telescope Use of XML (7) Jonathan Gal-Edd, SAIC Telmetrymining:  A Machine Learning Approach to Anomaly Detection and Fault Diagnosis for Space Systems (95) Takehisa Yairi, Yoshinobu Kawahara, Ryohei Fujimaki, Yuichi Sato, Kazuo Machida, Univ of Tokyo, Japan A Client/Server Approach to Open-Architecture, Bahavior-based Robot Programming (24) Wyatt Newman, Adam Covitch, Ryan May, Case Western Univ. Autonomic Computing for Spacecraft Ground Systems (34) Zhenping Li, Cetin Savkli, LMS 3:00pm Break (Atrium Foyer, Lower Level) 3:30pm Panel - The Next Frontier of Space Software Engineering Challenges Moderator: David Nichols, JPL Panelists: Unmanned Exploration (Bob Vargo/JPL) Manned Missions (tbd) Defense Industry (Bonnie Triezenberg, Boeing) Academic (James Cutler/Stanford – CubeSat) 5:00pm Closing Remarks - Conference General Chairs 5:15pm Conference Adjourn

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