2nd International Planetary Probe Workshop (IPW2): Proposed Program Changes (cont.)

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2nd International Planetary Probe Workshop
(IPW2) Proposed Program Changes (cont.)
Current
Proposed

• 8/22 Sunday Evening - Registration (530 -
  730)
• 8/23 Monday Start at 900 am
• Morning S1 Outlook for Probe Missions
• Afternoon S2 Mars
• Evening Boeing Banquet
• 8/24 Tuesday
• Morning S3 Gas Giants-I
• Afternoon S4 Titan and Gas Giants-II
• NASA Ames Facilities Tour (potential)
• Evening ISC member Dinner Meeting - IPWS3
• 8/25 Wednesday
• Morning S5 Venus and Special Topics
• Afternoon S6 Sample Return and Cross Cut.
  Topics
• Evening Tour of the City Dinner or Dinner
  Cruise
• 8/27 Thursday
• Morning S7 Emerging technologies
• Workshop Closes at Noon on 8/28
• Afternoon NASA Ames Facilities Tour

• 8/22 Sunday Evening - Registration (530 -
  730)
• 8/23 Monday
• Morning S1 Outlook for Probe Missions
• Afternoon S2 Gas Giants-I
• Evening Boeing Banquet
• 8/24 Tuesday
• Morning S3 Mars
• Afternoon S4 Sample Return and Cross-cut.
  Topics
• NASA Ames Facilities Tour
• 8/25 Wednesday All day Tour
• 8/26 Thursday
• Morning S5 Titan and Gas Giants-II
• Afternoon S6 Venus and Special Topics
• 8/27 Friday
• Morning S7 Emerging technologies
• Workshop Closes at Noon on 8/28
• Other Associated Events

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Aug. 22, Sunday Evening Registration and
Orientation

• Date Sunday August 22
• Time 530 - 730 p.m
• Session Registration and Orientation
• Scope On-site Registration and provide
  orientation to participants on the meeting
  location, workshop details, facility tours and
  local area information.
• Location Ames Visitor Center/Mars Display
  Center
• Responsible POC Ed Martinez / Marla Arcadi, TBD
• ISC Members to Support
• Raj Venkatapathy, Dave Atkinson and/or
  Jean-Pierre Lebreton

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Aug. 23, Monday Morning - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 1 Outlook for Probe Missions
Chair Dave Atkinson Co-Chair
Raj Scope An opportunity to dialogue with the
Institutional and Program Leaders their
perspectives, challenges and vision and probe
communities exciting outlook on the Science and
Technology aspects of Probes.
Time Topic/Details Speaker Responsible POC
730 - 900 Registration (Continental Breakfast at the Workshop)
900 - 915 Welcome, Introduction and Orientation Ethiraj Venkatapathy
915 - 945 TBD title by Scott Hubbard (S11) Scott Hubbard, Director, NASA Ames Research Center Raj /Marla
945 - 1015 NASAs Solar System and Mars Exploration Program (S12) Jay Bergstrahl (for Orlando Figueroa), OSS, NASA HQ Jim Robinson
1015 - 1030 Break
1030 - 1100 ESAs Solar System and Mars Exploration Program (S13) TBD ( ESA Chief Scientist ) Jean-Pierre Lebreton
1100 - 1130 Probe enabling Science Challenges and Opportunities A community outlook (S14) Sushil Atreya (Rich Young (USA), Jean-Pierre (ESA), Reta Beebe, Larry Esposito, Andy Ingersol, Tom Spilker, et. al. to support/co-author) Rich Young
1130 - 1200 Technology Challenges and opportunities to enable Probes A community outlook (S15) TBD (Elizabeth Kolawa, Michelle Munk, Raj Venkatapathy, Bernie Laub, Jim Arnold , TBD, etc. to support or co-author). Jim Cutts
1200 - 100 Lunch provided at workshop
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Aug. 23, Monday Afternoon - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 2 Mars
Chair Jeff Umland Co-Chair Prasun Desai
(or Jim Cutts) Scope On the Science, Mission
Architecture, Technology, Sensors and other
topics of relevance to Mars. MER (and Beagle)
team reports on challenges and lessons learned,
Phoenix, MSL and other upcoming Mars Probe/Lander
Missions.
Time Topic/Details Speaker Responsible POC
100 - 130 Six Minutes and a Life time of Memories - MER EDL (S21) Firouz Naderi Jim Cutts
130 - 150 TBD Presentation (S22) MER TBD talk by Wayne Lee Jim/Prasun/Jeff
150 - 210 TBD Presentation (S23) MER EDL - Prasun Desai, et. al. Jim/Prasun/Jeff
210 - 230 TBD Presentation (S24) Phoenix Mission Related (?) Bill Willcockson
230 - 245 Break
245 - 305 TBD European Invited Presentation ( S25) TBD
305 - 325 MSL EDL Challenges (S26) Jeff Umland Jeff Umland
330 - 345 TBD Presentation (S27) (Abs2 ?)
345 - 400 TBD Presentation (S28) (Abs14 ?)
400 - 415 TBD Presentation (S29) ( Abs18 ?)
415 - 430 TBD Presentation (S210) (Abs10 ?)
430 - 500 Panel Discussion (S211) Lead TBD Members TBD
630 - 930 Boeing Banquet B. Bienstock or Boeing Welcome Jack Boyd on Probe History at Ames - TBD on memories from Pioneer-Venus Bernie/Jim Ed/Marla/Raj
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Aug. 24, Tuesday Morning - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 3 Gas Giants - I
Chair Bernie Bienstock Co-Chair Jim
Robinson ( or Rich Young) Scope Invited lead
talk ( 30 min.), invited paper presentations and
poster presentation on the Science, Mission
Architecture, Technology, Sensors and other
topics of relevance to Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn
and Uranus with a leaning towards papers dealing
with Jupiter and Neptune.
Time Topic/Details Speaker Responsible POC
730 - ?? Continental Breakfast at the Workshop
800 - 830 Invited Session Lead Talk NASAs Outer Planet Exploration Plans (S31) Jay Bergstrahl Bernie
830 - 850 Invited Talk (S32) Tom Spilker Bernie/Jim
850 - 910 Invited Talk Neptune Polar Orbiter with Probes (S33) Bernie Bienstock, et. Al. Bernie/Jim
910 - 930 Paper Presentation (S34) TBD Bernie/Jim
930 - 945 Break
945 - 1000 Paper Presentation (S35) TBD Bernie/Jim
1000- 1015
1015 - 1030
1030 - 1045
1045 - 1100 Tom Spilker
1100 - 1115 Paper Presentation (S37) TBD Bernie/Jim
1115 - 1130 Student Presentation (S36) Andys student on Neptune Studies (Tom Spilker ?) Bernie/Jim
1130 - 1200 Panel Discussion TOPIC TBD Lead TBD Panel Members TBD Bernie/Jim
1200 - 100 Lunch provided at workshop
Session Detail to be presented by Chair / Co-chair
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Aug. 24, Tuesday Afternoon - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 4 Titan and Gas Giants - II
Chair Ralph Lorenz Co-Chair Jean-Pierre
Lebreton Scope Invited lead talk ( 30 min.),
invited paper presentations and poster
presentation on the Science, Mission
Architecture, Technology, Sensors and other
topics of relevance to Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn
and Uranus with a leaning towards papers dealing
with Jupiter and Titan.
Time Topic/Details Speaker Responsible POC
100 - 130 TBD Presentation (S41) Jean-Pierre Lebreton (?) Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S42) TBD Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S43) TBD Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S44) TBD Ralph/ TBD
Break Ralph/ TBD
300 - 330 TBD Invited Talk (S45) TBD Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S46) TBD Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S47) TBD Ralph/ TBD
TBD Presentation (S48) TBD Ralph/ TBD
430 - 500 Panel Discussion and Outcome (S49) Expert Panel TBD (Jean-Pierre and Ralph) Moderator Jean-Pierre Summary recommendations Ralph Ralph/ TBD
Session Detail to be presented by Chair / Co-chair
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Aug. 25, Wednesday Morning - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 5 Venus and Special Topics
Chair Larry Esposito Co-Chair Eric
Chassefiere Scope Venus focused Science,
Mission Architecture, Technology, Sensors.
Include special topics that may have cross
cutting application.
Time Topic/Details Speaker Responsible POC
730 Continental Breakfast at the Workshop
800 - 830 Invited Session Lead Talk Venus ( S51) Larry Esposito Larry/EC
Paper Presentation (S52) TBD LarryEC
Paper Presentation (S53) TBD Larry/EC
Paper Presentation (S54) TBD Larry/EC
Break
Paper Presentation (S55) TBD Larry/EC
Paper Presentation (S56) TBD Larry/EC
Paper Presentation (S57) Paper Presentation (S76) Larry/EC
Poster Presentation (S58) Poster Presentation (S47) Larry/EC
1130 - 1200 Panel Discussion Topic TBD Panel Chair TBD Members TBD
1200 - 100 Lunch provided at workshop
Session Detail to be presented by Chair / Co-chair
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Aug. 25, Wednesday Afternoon - Preliminary
Program Detail Session 6 Sample Return and
Cross-Cutting Topics
Chair Jim Corliss Co-Chair Michelle
Munk Scope Cross cutting topics in Science,
Mission Architecture, Technology, Sensors and
other areas of relevance - talks should be
considered. Potential presentation on Sample
Return Missions and Aerocapture.
530 - 1030 Sun-set Tour - San Francisco and Dinner Marla / Ed
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Aug. 26, Thursday Morning - Preliminary Program
Detail Session 7 Emerging Technologies
Chair Jim Arnold Co-Chair TBD Scope
Papers and presentations dealing with emerging
technologies such as Nanotechnology, Nano/Pico
satellites, novel sensors and devices extreme
environment.