11th Annual Technical Meeting, April 14, 2022

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ATM11 Session Video Highlights

today and yesterday look back . . .

 

 

General Information

Welcome to the 11th Annual Technical Meeting (ATM11) for the Center of Excellence for Commercial Space Transportation. The meeting will be held IN-PERSON and VIRTUALLY via Zoom on April 14, 2022 beginning at 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM EDT.

Breaking from past ATM formats, ATM11 will take a comprehensive look at the COE CST with a special focus on the past and future. Former ATMs highlighted current work but because this is the last COE CST event, status reports for all recent tasks will be available in PowerPoint charts and recorded video presentations available for download on the COE CST web site.

This ATM will feature panel discussions by past and current principal investigators and students. Grouped according to the four research areas (RAs), university principal investigators with a long and active COE CST history will discuss their perspectives on the following topics:

Interspersed throughout the day will be video testimonials and messages from COE CST alumni and sponsors.

This meeting provides a forum for technical discussions of research results from the COE CST projects. These are exciting times to be involved in the cutting edge of commercial space transportation. Therefore, your participation and input are important aspects of the Commercial Space Transportation industry.

There is no registration fee.

Registration is required to receive the Zoom link sent via a separate email.

It is recommended that you preview the Presentation Videos before the meeting for more robust participation.

In-Person

IN-PERSON Location:  The ATM11 is hosted by Florida Tech at CAMID

The In-Person dress code is business casual.

Florida Tech Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovative Design (CAMID)
2495 Palm Bay Road Northeast
Palm Bay, FL 32905

Hotel

The planning committee did not select a group hotel. Therefore, please select a hotel of your choice.

Transportation

Flights are available into Melbourne, Florida (MLB). Uber and Lyft are also available for ground service. Please check COVID requirements as they change frequently.

FINAL AGENDA

11th ANNUAL TECHNICAL MEETING
Thursday, April 14, 2022

Download the FINAL Agenda Here Updated 4-12-2022

EDT

AGENDA ITEM

8:30 AM

Open House at CAMID for In-Person Attendees

9:00 AM

Sign-In and Pre-Meeting Discussions

9:30 AM

Welcome & Opening Remarks

  • Kelvin Coleman, Acting Associate Administrator, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation – Welcome Video

 

 
Dr. Dan Kirk, Florida Tech
Dr. David Klaus, COE CST Executive Director, University of Colorado Boulder
Dr. Ken Davidian, FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation
Dr. Patricia Watts, FAA Workforce Development, Senior Advisor and Grants Officer

10:00 AM

Research Area 1
Retrospective and Q&A
Moderator: David Klaus (CU)
Panelists: Penny Axelrad (CU), Tarek Elgohary (UCF), Tim Fuller-Rowell (CU), Patricia Hynes (NMSU), Sven Kaltenhauser (DLR), Amitabh Nag (FIT)

11:00 AM

Video Messages / Break

11:15 AM

Research Area 2
Retrospective and Q&A
Moderator: Karl Garman (FAA AST)
Panelists: Dale Amon (ID), Jihua Gou (UCF), Rajan Kumar (FSU), Seokbin “Bin” Lim (NMT), Subith Vasu (UCF), Andrei Zagrai (NMT)

12:15 PM

Lunch Break

1:15 PM

Research Area 3
Retrospective and Q&A
Moderator: Melchor Antunano (FAA CAMI)
Panelists: Jonathan Clark (BCM), David Klaus (CU), Jeffrey Sutton (BCM)

2:15 PM

Video Messages / Break

2:30 PM

Research Area 4
Retrospective and Q&A
Moderator: Ken Davidian (FAA AST)
Panelists:  Andy Aldrin (ERAU), Greg Autry (ASU), Patricia Hynes (NMSU), Don Platt (FIT)

3:00 PM

Video Messages / Break

3:15 PM

Overview of Affiliates and Associates

•  Spaceport to Spaceport – Oscar Garcia
•  Immortal Data Black Box Status and Future
Directions – Dale Amon
Dr. Tristan Fiedler

3:35 PM

Current Industry Research Awareness
Dr. Tristan Fiedler

3:45 PM

Future Research Directions
Dr. Ken Davidian

4:05 pm

Keynote Speaker

Closing Remarks
Dr. George Nield
Dr. David Klaus & Dr. Ken Davidian

 

 

 

Student Alumnus — Where are they now?
 

 
The table below provides an overview of the projects that have been funded this fiscal year.

 

Research Area 1: Aerospace Access & Ops Research
Dr. Sigrid Close, Stanford
Dr. Penina Axelrad, CU Boulder
 
  • 371-NMSU/UTA. Space Object Database
    Videos:  Full Presentation
    PDF Presentation Here
Dr. Moriba Jah, UT Austin
Dr. Dan Scheeres, CU Boulder
 
Mr. Sven Kaltenhaeuser, DLR
Dr. Amitabh Nag, FIT
 
Dr. Tarek Elgohary, UCF

Research Area 2: Aerospace Vehicles Research
Dr. Billy Oates, FSU
 
Drs. Jay Kapat/Jan Gou, UCF
Dr. Subith Vasu, UCF
 
Dr. Andrei Zagrai, NMT,
Dale Amon, Immortal Data
Dr. Rajan Kumar, FSU
 
Dr. Bin Lim, NMT

Research Area 3: Human Spaceflight & Ops Research
  • 396-CU. Mapping Life Support System Functions and Technologies to Commercial Spaceflight Applications
Videos: Full Presentation
PDF Presentation Here
Dr. David Klaus, CU Boulder
 
Dr. Tom Eskridge, FIT
 
Dr. Ed Powers, UTMB

Research Area 4: Industry Innovation Research
  • 380-NMSU. Spaceport Operations Online Reference Guide
Videos: Full Presentation
PDF Presentation Here
U.S. Spaceports Online Reference Guide
Dr. Patricia Hynes, NMSU
  • 376-MU/FIT. Legal Issues Concerning Suborbital Flight
Videos: Full Presentation
PDF Presentation Here
Mr. Bayar Goswami, McGill
  • 395-FIT. Small Launch Vehicle Sector (SLVS): Industry Dynamics and Public Policy
Videos: Full Presentation includes Task 402
PDF Presentation Here
Dr. Don Platt, FIT
  • 402-FIT. Satellite Constellation Industry Dynamics
Videos: Full Presentation see Task 395
PDF Presentation Here
Dr. Don Platt, FIT
  • Abbreviations: CU-University of Colorado Boulder, DLR-Deutschen Zentrums für Luft- und Raumfahrt (German Aerospace Center), FIT-Florida Institute of Technology, FSU-Florida State University, IIAS-International Institute for Astronautical Sciences, McGill-McGill University, NMSU-New Mexico State University, NMT-New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Stanford-Stanford University, UCF-University of Central Florida, UF-University of Florida, UNF-University of Northern Florida, UT-University of Texas, UTMB-University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston