Workshop Proceedings

Workshop Proceedings (Complete)	Abstracts and Manuscripts

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Session I (Oral Presentations): Current Outlook for Probe Missions
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Cosmic Vision Gerhard Schwehm, ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands
NASA Solar System Exploration Roadmaps Jonathan Lunine, LPL/Uof Arizona, USA and INTA-IFSI, Italy
Future of robotic exploration of the Solar System Scott Hubbard, SETI, USA
Session II (Oral Presentations): Scientific Results from Probe Missions
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Huygens Mission Results (Invited) Jean-Pierre Lebreton, ESA, France
The Huygens Atmospheric Structure Instrument (HASI) results at Titan (Invited) Marcello Fulchignoni, LESIA - Observatoire de Paris, France
Huygens Probe Entry Trajectory Reconstruction using Kalman Filtering Alessio Aboudan, CISAS-University of Padova, Italy
HASI Accelerometer Kalman Based Altitude Reconstruction of Huygens Descent Phase Carlo Bettanini, University of Padova, Italy
In-situ Investigation of Atmospheric Electricity and Acoustics: Lessons Learned from the Successful Flight of the Huygens Atmospheric Structure Instrument Permittivity, Wave and Altimetry Experiment Roland Trautner, RSSD/ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands
VLBI Tracking of Planetary Probes as a Mission Tool and Scientific Eperiment Leonid Gurvits, Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe, Netherlands
Session II (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Huygens Atmospheric Structure Instruments Entry Accelerometer: Application to Mars and Venus Andrew Ball et all, The Open University
Huygens Atmospheric Structure Instruments Entry Accelerometer: Flight Performance Andrew Ball et all, The Open University
HASI Accelerometer Kalman based Altitude Reconstruction of Huygens Descent Phase Carlo Bettanini, University of Padova, Italy
The Atmospheric Temperature Profile of Titan Reconstructured from Pressure Data Jussi Leinonen, T. Mokinen, A.-M. Harri, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Failures of Planetary Probes R. Lorenz, U. Arizona
Session III (Oral Presentations): In-situ Measurements of Eart's Atmosphere
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
TPS for Crew Exploration Vehicle (Invited) Raj Venkapathy, NASA AMES, USA
The Stardust Sample Return Capsule Reentry Observing Campaign (Invited) Peter Jenniskens, SETI, USA
Probing the Meteoroid Enironment of Planets (Invited) Jeremie Vaubaillon, Caltech, USA
ILEWG Roadmap for Sample Return and Earth Reentry Bernard Foing, ESA, Netherlands
Improving Mission Survivability and Science Return with Onboard Autonomy Asley Davies, JPL, USA
A Family of Balloons to Study Earth Atmosphere (Invited) Christian Cazaux, CNES, France
Session III (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
System Design of Space Vehicle for Small Size Orbital Debris Observation Y. Gataullin, Ruhr University
Session IV (Oral Presentations): Mission Concepts and Studies
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Europe's Concept and Plans for a Venus Entry Probe Mission (Invited) Eric Chassefiere, ESA, France
Dual Balloon Concept For Lifting Payloads From The Surface Of Venus Viktor Kerzhanovitch, JPL, USA
EXOMARS Mission and Spacecraft Architecture Vincenzo Giorgio, Alcatel Alenia Space, Italy
Guided Mars Balloon Platforms A. Pankine, Kerry Nock, Global Aerospace Corp., USA
Not Afraid to Ride the Wind: Titan by Balloon (Invited) Jonathan Lunine, LPL/U.Arizona, USA and INTA-IFSI, Italy
Saturn Probes: why, where, how? (Invited) Sushil Atreya, U. of Michigan, USA
Mission Design Aspects of Planetary Entry Probe Missions (Invited) Thomas Spilker, JPL, USA
On the Feasibility of a New Frontiers Class Saturn Probe Mission Tibor Balint, JPL, USA
JEP: A Feasibility Study of a Minimum Resource Jovian Entry Probe Alessandro Atzei, ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands
Autonomous Tier-Scalable Reconnaissance Missions for Remote Planetary Exploration Wlfgang Fink, Caltech, USA
Session IV (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Development of Automation and Robotic Systems in Space Exploration: A review Paul Acquatela, INSA-Lyon, France
Interplanetary Mission Design using Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Richard Baun, San Jose State University, USA
Summary of the AGU Chapman Conference on Exploring Venus as a Terrestrial Planet Larry Esposito, LASP/University of Colorado, USA
Integrated OLAP Cubes Database Driven Aerothermodynamic Trajectory Analysis for Planetary Probes Periklis Papadopoulos, San Jose State University
Endurance: The Rewards and Challenges of Landing a Spacecraft on Europa Audrey Rager, University of Nevada, USA
Titan OrbiterAerorover Mission (TOAM) Ed Sittler, GSFC NASA, USA
Tradespace Exploration for Conceptual Mars Mission Design Grant Wells, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Session summary Sushil Atreya
Session V (Oral Presentations): Sensors, Instruments, and Sample Acquisition Systems
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
MSL Instruments (Invited) Ashwin Vasavada, JPL, USA
Miniature Instruments for Probe Missions (Invited) Rich Dissly, Ball Aerospace, USA
Sample Manipulation in Planetary Missions (Invited) Steve Gorevan, Honeybee Robotics, USA
GENTNER: A Miniaturised LIBS/Raman Instrument for the Comprehensive in situ analysis of the Martian surface Alessandro Del Bianco, IPAC GmbH, Austria
GaN-based Robust Micro Pressure and Temperature Sensors for Extrme Planetary Environments Kyung-ah Son, JPL, USA
Miniature Mass Spectrometer with Direct Ion Detection Mahadeva Sinha, JPL, USA
Technologoy Developments Towards a Combined XRD/XRF Instrument for Planetary Surface Analysis Nick Nelms, University of Leicester, UK
X-ray and Gamma Ray Spectrometers for the Heat Flow and Physical Properties Instrument hp3 on the Exomars Geophysical and Environmental Package Richard Ambrosi, University of Leicester, UK
Session V (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Planetary Polarization Nephelometer Don Banfield, Cornell Astronomy, USA
Rock Sampling Using the Ultasonic/Sonic Driller/Corer (USDC) for In-situ Planetary Exploration Xiaoqi Bao, JPL
ARES: An Atmospheric Electricity Instrument Proposed for Exomars M. Hamelin, CETP, France
Method of Characterizing Ammonia Opacity in Jovian Atmospheres with Application to Entry Probe Radio Links Thomas Hanley, GaTech, USA
Microsystems, Instrument Electronics, and Mobile Sensor Platform Gary Hunter, NASA GRC, USA
A Small, Student-designed Descent Probe Cy Klein, U. of Idaho, USA
Micro Spectrometer for Interplanetary Missions and Rovers Andreas Kruselburger, Technische Universität München, Germany
SPEX-a Spectropolarimeter for Planetary Exploration Onboard the Proposed ExoMars Orbiter Erik Laan, Dutch Space, Netherlands
The Life Marker Chip (LMC) Oboard the ExoMars Rover Erik Laan, Duch Space, Netherlands
Carbon Nanotube-based Vacuum and Semiconducting Devices for Microinstrumentation and Electronics Harish Manohara, JPL, USA
Descent and Landing Rock Hazard Avoidance System(ROHAS) for the Mars Exploration Program Advanced Technologies (MEPAT) Program Paolo Massini, Raytheon, USA
Expert AerothermodynamicFlight Instrumentation Environment and Integration Jean Muylaert, ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands
A Mutual Impedance Probe for Measuring the Dielectric Properties of the Atmosphere and of the Surface of Planetary Environments Fernando Simoes, CETP, Francee
Mid-Infrared Lasers for Planetary Explorations Alexander Soibel, JPL, USA
The Development of a Dedicated Sunphotometer for Planetary Applications Anthony Strawa, NASA, USA
Planetary Atmospheric Component Measurements using Oscillating MEMS-based Sesnsors Phillip Valek, Southwest Research Institute, USA
Session VI (Oral Presentations): Thermal Control and Pressure Vessels
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Galileo Probe Thermal Control (Invited) Thomas Rust, Boeing, USA
Pressure Vessel Technology Developments (Invited) Michael Pauken, JPL, USA
RHUs for Planetary Probes Thermal Control (Invited) Denis Lebleu
Thermal engineering for Beagle 2 (Invited) Bryan Shaughnessy, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK
Radioisotope Power Systems for In-situ Exploration Tibor Balint, JPL, USA
Session VII (Oral Presentations): Electronics, Communication, and Batteries
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Silicon-Germanium Integrated Electronics For Extreme Environments (Invited) John Cressler, GaTech, USA
Analog/Digital Circuit Design In SiGe For Space Applications Tiejun Cao, U of Arkansas, USA
Development Of An Extreme Environment Dc Motor Drive Full Bridge Power Stage Using Commercial-Off-The-Shelf-Components John Garret, APEI, USA
CMOS Compatible SOI Mesfets For Extreme Environment Electronics John Ervin, SJT Micropower, USA
SiC High Temperature Electronics (Invited) Jeff Casady, SemiSouth, USA
High Temperature Electronics, Communications, and Supporting Technologies for Venus Missions Gary Hunter, NASA GRC, USA
Extreme Temperature/Radiation Tolerant Crystal Oscillator for High Reliability Space Applications Kouros Sariri, FMI, USA
Extreme Environment Electronic Packaging for Venus and Mars Landed Missions Linda DelCastillo, JPL, USA
Extreme Temperature Design Techniques For A Venus Exploration S-Band Transmitter Robert Sternowski, Softronics, USA
Probe Radio Science in the Next Generation Deep Space Network Sami Asmar, JPL, USA
Advances In Battery Technology Relevant For Planetary Probes Chris Pearson, ABSL Space Products
Session VII (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Evolving the Deep Space Network: Implications for Planetary Probes Douglas Abraham, JPL, USA
Direct-to-Earth Communications for Outer Planetary Entry Probe Missions David Atkinson, U. of Idaho, USA
Design for Reliability Approach for Electronics under Extreme Low Temperature Applications Yuan Chen, JPL, USA
High Temperature Electronics ( > 485 °C) for Venus Exploration Edgar Cilio, Arkansas Power Electronics International, Inc, USA
Derivation and Application of a Method for First-Order Estimation of Planetary Aerial Vehicle Power Requirements Jarret Lafleur, JGaTech, USA
Silicon-Germanium (SiGe) Technology for Europa and Enceladus Lander or Probe Missions Leora Peltz, Boeing, USA
Radio Opacity Estimates for Giant Planet Atmospheres Tom Spilker, JPL, USA
Session VIII (Oral Presentations): Entry, Descent, and Mobility Systems
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Mars Science Laboratory Entry, Descent, and Landing Systems Jeff Umland, JPL, USA
Aerocapture Technology Development for Planetary Science - Update (Invited) Michelle Munk, NASA MSFC, USA
Ablative thermal protection systems for entry in Mars atmosphere.A presentation of materials solutions and testing capabilities Jean-Marc Bouilly, EADS Space, France
70MW Plasma Wind Tunnel Up-grades for ESA Aurora TPS Testing F. De Filippis, C.I.R.A., Italy
Survey of Aerothermal Modeling Needs for Future Planetary Probe Missions Michael Wright, NASA ARC, USA
Re-entry Dynamics of Uncontrolled Mars Probe Sergey Skorokhod, Moscow Institute, Russia
Summary of Ultralightweight Ballute Technology Advances Jim Masciarelli, Ball Aerospace, USA
An Approach to Sizing a Dual-use Ballute System for Aerocapture, Descent, and Landing Kristin Medlock, Purdue University, USA
Field Testing and Model Development for Mars Tumbleweed Rover Ralph Lorenz, LPL U of Arizona, USA
Balloon for Long Duration Studies of the Atmosphere of Venus Viktor Kerzhanovich, JPL, USA
Montgolfiere Aerobots for Titan Jack Jones, JPL, USA
Experimental results for Titan aerobot thermo-mechanical subsystem development Jeff Hall, JPL, USA
Ballutes: Launching Aerobots without Compromises Julian Nott, USA
A Method for Planetry Balloon Flight Path Guidance K.M. Aaron, Global Aerospace, USA
Session VIII (Posters)
Title / Author	Abs	Man	Pres
Practical Navier-Stokes Computation of Flowfields with Ablation Products Injection Danielle Bianchi, U of Rome "La Sapienza," Italy
The effect of ForeBody geometry on Turbulent Heating and Thermal Protection System Sizing for Future Mars Mission Concepts James Brown. NASA AMES, USA
Airship Simulation Models for Planetary Exploration Using Darts/Dshell Jonathan Cameron, JPL, USA
Autonomy Capability Developmentfor a Titan Aerobot Alberto Elfes, JPL, USA
Reusable Launch vehicle AeroshellManufacturing Concept S. Ferreti, U. of Bologna
Subsonic Dynamic Stability Tests of a Proposed Lunar Sample Return Entry Vehicle Charles Fremaux, NASA LaRC, USA
Pulse-Plume-Ground Interactions during Spacecraft Descent on Mars Manish Mehta, U of Michigan, USA
Increased Outer Planet sciencePayload using Hybrid Ballute/Aeroshell Entry Systems McRonald, Global Aerospace, USA
Titan-the Ultimate destination for Aerobots J. Nott, USA
Mars Guided Parachute System; First Year Status report Tony Taylor, Irvin Aerospace Inc., USA
Robotic Supply of Support Euipment for Crewed Mission to Mars Matthew Velante, Lockheed-Martin, USA
Numerical Simulations of Unsteady Flow aroundan Entry Capsule Axelle Vire, U. Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium