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Last updated: January 18, 2011

Monday, 20 September 2010

0800 – 1700

Registration open

0800 – 0900

Continental Breakfast

0900 – 1200
1200 – 1330

LUNCH

1330 – 1700

Session 1

Standards, Reviews, SSA, and Anomalies Session, Session Co-chairs:  Henry Garrett (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology) and Alain Hilgers (European Space Agency)
1330 - 1355

Spacecraft Charging: Then and Now Joe Allen (Retired from NOAA-NGDC, WDC-A for STP, and SCOSTEP)

1355 - 1420

Space Weather Conditions at the Time of the Galaxy 15 Spacecraft Anomaly, William Denig (NOAA National Geophysical Data Center)

1420 - 1445

ESA Space Situational Awareness Services Related to Spacecraft Charging, Alain Hilgers (European Space Agency)

1445 – 1520

BREAK

1520 - 1545

New Frontiers in Spacecraft Charging, Dale Ferguson (AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate, Kirtland AFB)

1545 - 1610

The Jovian Charging Environment and its Effects - A Review, Henry Garrett (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology)

1610 - 1635

14 Years of Spacecraft Charge Monitor Development, Luke Goembel (Goembel Instruments)

1635 - 1700

Sustained Arcing Current and Voltage Thresholds, Michael Bodeau (Northrop Grumman)

1730 – 1900

DINNER (Alvaredo FGH)

Tuesday, 21 September 2010

0800 – 1700

Registration open

0800 – 0900

Continental Breakfast

0900 - 1200

Space Flight Results Session, Session Co-chairs: Joseph Fennell (The Aerospace Corporation) and Joseph Minow (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center)

0900 - 0925

Preliminary Results from an Automated Charging Event Identification Program for LEO Spacecraft, Rebecca Bishop (The Aerospace Corporation)

0925 - 0950

Charged Deposition Behind Known Shielding in a Highly Inclined Orbit, Joseph Fennell (The Aereospace Corporation)

0950 - 1015

New Plasma Observations in Highly Elliptical Orbits, Timothy Guild (The Aerospace Corporation)

1015 -  1045

BREAK

1045 - 1110

The Timescale of Surface Charging Events, Dr. Joseph Mazur (The Aerospace Corporation)

1110 - 1135

Summary of 2006 to 2010 FPMU Measurements of International Space Station Frame Potential Variations, Joseph Minow (NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center)

1135 - 1200

Measurements of Internal Charging Currents in Medium Earth Orbit:  2006-10, Keith Ryden (QinetiQ)

1200 – 1330

LUNCH

1330 – 1700

Session 3
Materials Characterization Session, Session Chair: Dr. Virginie Inguimbert (ONERA/DESP)

1330 - 1355

ESD Risk on Solar Panels at Eclipse Exit on Geostationary Orbit, Denis Payan (CNES)

1355 - 1420

Charge Dissipation in Germanium-coated Kapton Films at Cryogenic Temperatures, Dr. Mihail P. Petkov (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology)

1420 - 1445

Temperature Effects on Surface Potential of Electron Irradiated Polyimide Film, Dr. Rikio Watanabe (Tokyo City University)

1445 – 1520

BREAK

 

Session 4
Modeling and Simulation 1, Session Chair: Dr. David Cooke (AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate)

1520 - 1545

Wake Formation by Ion Scattering on Positively Charged Spacecraft, Alexander Sjoren (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)

1545 - 1610

Reduction of Trapped Energetic Particle Fluxes in Natural and Artificial Radiation Belts using Electrostatic Structures, Robert Hoyt (Tethers Unlimited, Inc.)

1610 - 1635

Sheath Interference Effects in the Bare-tether Array of an Electric Solar Sail, Juan Sanmartin (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid)

1635 - 1700 Speaker TBA

1700 - 1900

Poster Session 1

1900

Adjourn for the Day

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

0800 – 1700

Registration open

0800 – 0900

Continental Breakfast

0900 - 1200

N. Johns Stevens Memorial Session on Laboratory Studies, Session Co-chairs: Philip Leung (The Boeing Company) and Boris Vayner (Ohio Aerospace Institute)

0900 - 0925

Introduction to ISO-11221, Space Systems – Space Solar Panels – Spacecraft Charging Induced Electrostatic Discharge Test Methods, Mengu Cho (Kyushu Institute of Technology)

0925 - 0950

Distant Arcs on Solar Array Coupons: Is the ESD in the Gap the Most Critical Situation?, Dr. Virginie Inguimbert (ONERA/DESP)

0950 - 1015

Arcing on Space Solar Arrays, Philip Leung (The Boeing Company)

1015 -  1045

Memorial Service for N. John Stevens followed by a short break

1045 - 1110

Propagation Area and Speed of Flashover Discharge on Large Solar Array Panels in a Simulated Space Plasma Environment, Teppei Okumura (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)

1110 - 1135

Inception and Prevention of Sustained Discharges on Solar Arrays, Boris Vayner (Ohio Aerospace Institute)

1135 - 1200

Electrostatic Discharge Test of Multi-Junction Solar Array Coupons after Combined Space Environmental Exposures, Kenneth Wright  (University of Alabama-Huntsville)

1200 – 1330

LUNCH

1330 – 1700

Modeling and Simulation 2 Session, Session Co-chairs: Dr. Myron Mandell (Science Applications International Corporation) and David Rodgers (ESA/ESTEC, NL)

1330 - 1355

Spacecraft Charging Analysis of Large GEO Satellites Using MUSCAT, Mengu Cho (Kyushu Institute of Technology)

1355 - 1420

Surface Charging Analysis of the Radiation Belt Storm Probes (RBSP) and Magnetospheric MultiScale (MMS) Spacecraft, Dr. Victoria Davis (Science Applications International Corporation)

1420 - 1445

Nascap-2k Spacecraft Charging Code Overview, Dr. Myron Mandell (Science Applications International Corporation)

1445 – 1520

BREAK

1520 - 1545

Numerical Analysis on Solar Sail Charging in Interplanetary Environment, Takanobu Muranaka (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA))

1545 - 1610

SPIS Simulations in Optimisation of FEEP Design and Contamination Analysis, David Rodgers (ESA/ESTEC, NL)

1610 - 1635

SPIS Multi Time Scale and Multi Physics Capabilities: Development and Application to GEO Charging and Flashover Modeling, Jean-Francois   Roussel (ONERA)

1635 - 1700

Comparison of Numerical and Experimental Investigations on the ESD Onset in the Inverted Potential Gradient Situation in GEO, Pierre Sarrailh (ONERA/DESP)

1700

Adjourn for the Day

1720

Busses arrive to transport attendees to New Mexico State Fair. If you have a ticket for the Fair, please meet in the lobby no later than 1730.

2130 Approximate time busses will return to the hotel.

Thursday, 23 September 2010

0800 – 1700

Registration open

0800 – 0900

Continental Breakfast

0900 - 1200

Charging and Arcing Mitigation Session, Co-chairs: Mr. Bernard Boulanger (Thales Alenia Space) and Sven Bilen (The Pennsylvania State University)

0900 - 0925

Arc Suppression Coatings for Spacecraft Cabling and Electrodynamic Tether Applications, Sven Bilen (The Pennsylvania State University)

0925 - 0950

Solar Array Electrical Architecture Trade-off with GAAS Cell Protection Against Flashover Current, Mr. Bernard Boulanger (Thales Alenia Space)

0950 - 1015

Environment Exposure Tests of Electron Emitting Film for Spacecraft Charging Mitigation (ELF's CHARM), Arifur Khan (Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan)

1015 -  1045

BREAK

1045 - 1110

Simulation of Self-Neutralization Techniques for Charged Particle Thrusters on Nanospacecraft, David Liaw (University of Michigan)

1110 - 1135

Highly Efficient Field Emission Cathodes using Carbon Nanotubes, Yasushi Ohkawa (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA))

1135 - 1200

Characteristics and Signatures of Electrostatic Discharges (ESD) with Applications to Locating ESD, Carl Reed (The Aerospace Corporation)

1200 – 1330

LUNCH

1330 – 1700

Aging, Radiation and Temperature Effects on Charging and Arcing Session, Session Co-chairs: J.R. Dennison (Utah State University) and Teppei Okumura (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)

1330 - 1355

Effects on Spacecraft Charging of Modification of Materials by Space Environment Interactions, JR Dennison (Utah State University)

1355 - 1420

Effect of Aging on Discharge Tolerance of Grouted Solar Array Panels Confirmed by Simulated Space Engineering, Taishi Endo (Kyushu Institute of Technology / Laboratory of Spacecraft Environment Interaction Engineering)

1420 - 1445

Electrostatic Discharge Tests of Solar Array Coupons with Different String-to-String Gaps without RTV Adhesive Grout, Prof. Kazuhiro Toyoda (Kyushu Institute of Technology)

1445 – 1520

BREAK

1520 - 1545

Characteristic of Internal Charge Distribution in PI Irradiated by Proton, Hiroaki Miyake (Tokyo City University)

1545 - 1610

A Review of Mechanisms and Models Accounting for Surface Charge Decay, Philippe Molinié (Supelec)

1610 - 1635

Temperature Dependence on Electrostatic Discharge in a Simulated Space Plasma Environment, Teppei Okumura (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)

1635 - 1700

Electric Ageing Process of Space Used Materials Under High Radiation Dose in Geostationary Orbit, Dr. Jean-Charles Matéo-Vélez  (ONERA, Toulouse)

1700 - 1900

Poster Session 2

1900

Adjourn for the Day

Friday, 24 September 2010

0800 – 1700

Registration open

0800 – 0900

Continental Breakfast

0900 - 1200

Modeling and Simulation 3 Session, Session Co-chairs: Ira Katz (JPL/Caltech) and Dr. Leonard Kramer (The Boeing Company)

0900 - 0925

Extending the NUMIT Simulation for Modeling Deep-dielectric Charging in the Space Environment, Brian Beecken (Physics Department, Bethel University)

0925 - 0950

A 3-D Model of Circuit Board Internal Electrostatic Charging, Ira Katz (JPL/Caltech)

0950 - 1015

Integration Assessment of Visiting Vehicle Induced Electrical Charging of the International Space Station Structure, Dr. Leonard Kramer (The Boeing Company)

1015 -  1045

BREAK

1045 - 1110

A 3-D Model of the Internal Charging of Spacecraft Dielectric Materials, Colby Lemon (The Aerospace Corporation)

1110 - 1135

PTetra:  A Spacecraft Charging and Plasma Interaction Model, Richard Marchand, (University of Alberta)

1135 - 1200

Quantifying Surface and Internal Charging Parameters through Flying Virtual Satellites in the RAM-SCB Inner Magnetosphere Model, Sorin Zaharia (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

1200 - 1215 A preview of the 12th SCTC by Dr. Mengu Cho, Kyushu Institute of Technology

1215

Adjourn the 11th Spacecraft Charging Technology Conference

 

 



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