Papers from the Tech Track 2016 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.
Government, Science and Communication
Satellites
Andreas Wiesendanger
Influence of Orbital Debris on Space Architecture Efficacy
Darren McKnight
Medium Earth Orbiting Search and Rescue (MEOSAR): Globally Designed Next Generation of Satellite-Aided Search and Rescue (presentation only)
Christopher O’Connors
MicroCathode-Cold Gas Hybrid Propulsion System – BRICSat-T
Jacob Pittman
Architecture and Systems
Tom Walker
Developing and Distributing a CubeSat Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Reference Model – Status
David Kaslow
A system engineering and acquisition approach for software resiliency (presentation only)
Dewanne Phillips
Launch
Nathan Benz
Force Limited Vibration Testing of CubeSats
Mike Grimaldi
Establishing a Launch facility for small satellites at Esrange, Sweden
Anna Rathsman
A New Documentation Process to Streamline Range Safety Procedures
Rusty Powell
Innovative viscoelastic dampers for Shock & Vibration control
Tony Demerville
Government, Science and Communication Part 2
Mats Tyni
Real-Time Tactical Space Asset Retasking
Christopher Pearson
Commercial Services 2.0 – Repurposing multi-mission ground network infrastructure for emerging, new space applications
Thomas Pirrone
Industry Partnership “Critical to Government’s Future” in Satellite Communications
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch
Efficient Object Maneuver Characterization to Support Space Situational Awareness
Charlotte Shabarekh & Gene Keselman
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites – R Series (GOES-R) Overview and Status
Michael Stringer
Government, Science and Communication Part 3
Rusty Powell
The Growing Convergence of DoD and Commercial Protected Satcom Requirements
Steve Williams
Does Commercial Satellite Broadband Have the DoD Aiming Behind the Technology Target?
Richard VanderMeulen
Cellularized Satellites—Initial Experiments and the Path Forward
Bill Crandall
Architecture and Systems Part 2
Steven Petersen
Design Progress and Flight Results for the Autonomous Mobile On-orbit Diagnostic System (AMODS)
Morgan Lange
Commercial Space Transportation and Air Traffic Insertion
Jürgen Drescher
Precision Commercial of the Shelf (COTS) Quartz Oscillators for Space Applications
Peter Cash