SMC-IT 2014 CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
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Wednesday, September 24, 2014 |
8:30AM Welcome Opening Remarks, Logistics, and Keynote Introduction Brian Duncan (JHU APL) Plenary Keynote: Dr. Michael Ryschkewitsch (Space Sector Head, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA) Plenary Keynote: Colonel Myles Nakamura (Chief Architect, Ground Enterprise Directorate National Reconnaissance Office, USA) |
| Mini-Workshop 1: "IT Challenges of Astrobiology and Extremophiles" Organizer: Keith Schubert (Baylor University) |
| Mini-Workshop 2: "Reliable Space Mission Software Systems" Organizers: Kristin Wortman (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) |
| Mini-Workshop 3a: "Space Terrestrial Internetworking" Organizer: Ed Birrane (John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) |
| Mini-Workshop 4: "Engineering of Autonomic and Autonomous Systems" Organizers: Roy Sterritt (University of Ulster, Northern Ireland) |
| Keynote Presentation Dr. James Gosling (Chief Software Architect, Liquid Robotics, Inc.)
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Thursday, September 25, 2014 |
8:30AM Welcome Remarks, Logistics, and Keynote Introduction Brian Duncan (JHU APL) Plenary Keynote: Dr. Jim Green(Planetary Science Division Director, NASA Headquarters, USA) Plenary Keynote: Scott Carpenter (Information Analyst, Houghton Associates, Inc., USA) |
| Mini-Workshop 3b: "Space Terrestrial Internetworking" Organizer: Ed Birrane (John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) |
| Mini-Workshop 5: "Cyber Risk in Modern Space Missions Workshop" Organizers: Dave LaVallee, Tom Llanso (John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory) |
| Mini-Workshop 6: "Optimizing Space Software Development Processes: Can Agile Methods Help?" Organizers: Annette Mirantes, Debbie Clancy, Bill Stratton, Brenda Clyde (JHU Applied Physics Lab) |
| Presentation Ty Howard (Dynamic Motivational Speaker)
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Friday, September 26, 2014 |
8:30AM Welcome Remarks, Logistics, and Keynote Introduction Brian Duncan (JHU APL) Plenary Keynote: Michael Koller (Data Systems Manager, European Space Agency, ESA/ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany) Plenary Keynote: Aaron Rogers (Program Manager, CubeSats/SmallSats, JHU Applied Physics Lab) |
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Technical Contributed Papers, Track 1 (Software Engineering for Space):
(Morning sessions) Session 1: "Challenges on Designing an Automated System for Planning Spacecraft Activities", Nicola Policella, ESA-ESOC Session 2: "Designing Reusable Mission Operations Center Software Components", Bill Stratton, JHU APL Session 3: "Securing the Link - Fitting Authentication into an Existing Space Link Implementation", Michael Koller, ESA-ESOC (Afternoon sessions) Session 4: "A Unified Situational Awareness Dashboard for Spacecraft Operations: an integrated, multi-spacecraft, cloud computing based solution", Haisam Ido, NASA/GSFC Session 5: "First Steps on an On-Ground Autonomy Test Environment", Pablo Muñoz, Universidad de Alcala, Spain Session 6: "Is Agile too Fragile for Space-Based Systems Engineering?", Scott Carpenter, North Carolina State University |
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Technical Contributed Papers, Track 2 (Advanced Computing and Systems Health):
(Morning sessions) Session 1: "A Quantum Approach to Diagnosis of Multiple Faults in Electrical Power Systems" , Alejandro Perdomo-Ortiz, NASA Ames Research Center Session 2: "Modeling for Partitioned and Multi-core Flight Software Systems", Leonard J. Reder, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Session 3: "CubeSat Flight Software Development", Dan Wilson, JHU APL (Afternoon sessions) Session 4: "Establishing Secure Interactions Across Distributed Applications in Satellite Clusters", Subhav Pradhan, Vanderbilt University Session 5: "Resource Planning for Long-Duration Robotic Space Missions", David Gingerich, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Session 6: "The Curiosity Mars Rover's Fault Protection Engine", Ed Benowitz, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
3:30PM Closing Comments, Brian Duncan (JHU Applied Physics Laboratory) |