Conference Agenda

September 11, Tuesday Evening Registration and Welcome Reception Sheraton Pasadena Hotel 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
September 12, Wednesday Morning Ramo Auditorium at Baxter Hall, California Institute of Technology
8:00	Registration
	Continental Breakfast
9:00	Opening Session
	Edward C. Stone, President, IAA, Professor, Caltech
	Firouz Naderi, Associate Director, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
9:30	Session 1: National and International Planetary Science and Exploration Programs
Chairs	Bernard Foing, ESA/ESTEC Gregg Vane, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) NASA's Planetary Science Program James Green Director, NASA Science Mission Directorate Planetary Science Division
	(Invited) ESA's Program of Planetary Science and Exploration Peter Falkner Head, Planetary Exploration Studies, ESA
	(Invited) Japan's Planetary Program Jun'ichiro Kawaguchi Program Manager, JAXA Lunar and Planetary Exploration Organization
	(Invited) Indian Space Program Virender Kumar Counsellor (Space), Embassy of India, Washington, D.C.
12:00	Lunch, Caltech Athenaeum
1:30	September 12, Wednesday Afternoon Session 2: Recent Science Discoveries on Low-Cost Missions
Chairs	Pascale Ehrenfreund, Leiden University David Senske, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) Science Results from the Hayabusa Mission to Asteroid 25143 Itokawa Hajime Yano Department of Planetary Science the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS)/JAXA
	(Invited) Results from ESA's SMART-1 Mission Bernard Foing SMART-1 Project Scientist ESA Research and Scientific Support Department
	(Invited) Genesis Discovery Mission - Status And Lessons Learned Donald Burnett Genesis Principal Investigator California Institute of Technology
	(Invited) Science Results from the Stardust Sample Return Mission Donald Brownlee Stardust Principal Investigator University of Washington
	Break
3:30	Poster Session 1
	Session 2 - Recent Discoveries on Low-Cost Missions POSTERS
1.	Critical Crater Diameter and the Impact Response of Asteroids Erik Asphaug, UCSC
2.	Mars Express - More Than 3 Years of Scientific Discoveries A. Chicarro, ESA/SCI-S
3.	Palomar AO Observations During Deep Impact: A Comparison of Cometary Dust Experiments James Bauer, JPL, Young-Jun Choi, Paul R. Weissman
4.	SMART-1/Clementine Study of Humorum and Procellarum Basins: Coupling Between Impacts, Volcanism and Tectonics Bernard Foing, ESA, S. Peters, D. Koschny, A. Rossi & SMART-1 AMIE Team
5.	The Planetary Science Archive (PSA) Bernard Foing, ESA, D. Heather, N. Manaud, M. Barthelemy, J. Vazquez, M. Szumlas, I. Ortiz, C. Arviset, E. Parilla
6.	Unprecedented Jovian Magnetotail Observations by New Horizons/PEPSSI: Success of a Low-Cost Energetic Particle Sensor Matthew Hill, JHU/APL, R. Gurnee, D. Haggerty, G. Ho, S. Krimigis, S. Livi, B. Mauk, R. McNutt and D. Mitchell
7 - 8.	TBD
	Session 3 - Missions in Operation POSTERS
9.	EPOXI Mission Design William Blume, JPL
10.	Planetary Science Archive (PSA): Rosetta Archive Status Bernard Foing, ESA, K. Wirth, et al.
11.	Multi-Mission Operations System for Science Missions Dave Linick, JPL, Duane Bindschadler
12.	TBD
	Session 6 - Science Instruments for the Future POSTERS
13.	Ambient Pressure X-ray Photoemission Spectrometer for Chemical Analysis of Planetary Surfaces Paula Grunthaner, JPL, C. Bryson, M. Kelly, F. Grunthaner, V. White, X. Amashukelli, R. Quinn
14.	Deep Interior: Radar Exploration of Asteroid Interiors Ali Safaeinili, JPL, E. Asphaug, Y. Gim, E. Heggy
15.	Reconfigurable Imaging Spectroscopy William R. Johnson, JPL, Wolfgang Fink, Daniel Wilson & Greg Bearman
16.	High-Resolution Mapping of Mars Surface and Subsurface Ali Safaeinili, JPL and Jeff. Plaut
17.	Lunar Beagle: A Planetary Package for Answering the Important Science Questions Everett Gibson, NASA JSC, D. McKay, C. Pillinger, I. Wright, M. Sims and L. Richter
18.	Miniature Imaging Spectrometer for Low Cost Planetary Missions Glenn Sellar, JPL, P. Mouroulis, B. VanGorp, D. Wilson, S. Gunapala, R. Green, D. Blaney
19.	The Moon Mineralogy Mapper: A Low Cost, High Uniformity and High Signal-to-Noise Ratio Imaging Spectrometer for Solar System Missions Robert O. Green, JPL, C. Pieters, P. Mouroulis, Mary White, Timothy Koch
20.	Fine Resolution Topographic Mapping from a Small Ka-band Radar Interferometer Brian Pollard, JPL and Soren Madsen
21-24.	TBD
September 13, Thursday Morning Ramo Auditorium at Baxter Hall, California Institute of Technology
7:30	Registration
	Continental Breakfast
8:30	Session 3: Missions in Operation
Chairs	Jun'ichiro Kawaguchi, JAXA William Weber, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) Venus Express Hakan Svedhem Venus Express Project Scientist ESA/ESTEC
	(Invited) Mars Odyssey Bob Mase Mars Odyssey Mission Manager JPL
	(Invited) The MESSENGER Mission to Mercury Peter Bedini MESSENGER Project APL
	(Invited) Phoenix: The First Mars Scout Mission David A. Spencer Phoenix Deputy Project Manager JPL
	(Invited) Stardust New Exploration of Tempel-1 (NExT) Joseph Veverka Cornell University
	Break
11:00	Session 4: Learning from the Past - Lessons for the Future: A Panel Discussion
Chairs	Roger Gibbs, NASA/JPL Robert Strain, APL
Panel Members	James Green, Director, NASA SMD Planetary Science Division Sean Solomon, Principal Investigator, MESSENGER Discovery Mission Chris Russell, Principal Investigator, Dawn Discovery Mission Barry Goldstein, Project Manager, Phoenix Mars Scout Mission Bernard Foing, Project Scientist, ESA Smart-1 Mission
12:00	Lunch, Caltech Athenaeum
1:30	September 13, Thursday Afternoon Session 5: Missions in Definition or Development
Chairs	Walt Faulconer, APL Firouz Naderi, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) The Planet-C Venus Climate Orbiter Mission of Japan Masato Nakamura JAXA
	(Invited) Dawn Discovery Mission to Vesta and Ceres Keyur Patel, Marc Rayman, Carol Raymond, JPL and Chris Russell, UCLA
	(Invited) Chandrayaan-1 Lunar Orbiter: India's First Planetary Mission M. Annadurai, Chandrayaan-1 Project Manager, ISRO and Thomas Glavich, Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) Project Manager, JPL
	(Invited) Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) Science and Mission Overview Maria Zuber, MIT, David Smith, GSSC, Leon Alkalai, JPL and David Lehman, JPL
	(Invited) The New Millennium Program Space Technology 9: Terrain Relative Guidance System Mission Sam Thurman, Calina Seybold, Richard Mathies, JPL
	Break
3:30	Poster Session 2
	Session 5 - Mission in Definition or Development POSTERS
1.	Baseline Mission Operation Cost for a Mars Orbiter Paul Kudrle, JPL, Eleanor Basilio, Greg Welz
2.	TBD
	Session 7 - Advanced Concepts for Future Low-Cost Planetary Missions POSTERS
3.	A Scout-Class Lander for Studying Geophysics and Meteorology on Mars Bruce Banerdt, JPL and Kim Reh
4.	An Approach to Minimum Cost NEO Characterization Richard Reinert, Ball Aerospace, Richard Dissly, Scott Mitchell
5.	Implementing Parametric Cost Estimation Strategies for Multiple Spacecraft Manufacturing Cost Model Development Guangming Chen, Morgan State University, Ricky Whittington, Douglas McLennan
6-12.	TBD
13.	Modular Spacecraft Design for Lunar Exploration Butler Hine, NASA Ames Research Center, William Marshall, Mark Turner and Alan Weston
14.	Small Spacecraft Lunar Mission Concepts Jennifer Heldmann, NASA Ames Research Center, Antonor Ricco, Carol Stoker, Tomas Svitek, John Hines, Peter Klupar
15.	Stand-off Estimation of Binary Asteroid Mass Distributions Daniel Scheeres, Univ of Mich/Univ of Colorado, E. Gahnestock
16.	Tier-scalable Reconnaissance: A Paradigm Shift in Autonomous Robotic Planetary Exploration Wolfgang Fink, Caltech, Mark Tarbell
17.	Triple F: A Comet Nucleus Sample Return Mission for ESA's Cosmic Vision Program Pascale Ehrenfreund, ESA, M. Keuppers , H. Keller, E. Kuehrt and the Triple F Team
18.	Propulsive ESPA Ring Secondary Payloads Enable Low-Cost Planetary Missions Howard Eller, Northrop Grumman, Stewart Moses, Larry Urner
19-24.	TBD
September 13, Thursday Evening Conference Banquet California Institute of Technology Athenaeum 6:00 p.m.
September 14, Friday Morning Ramo Auditorium at Baxter Hall, California Institute of Technology
7:30	Registration
	Continental Breakfast
8:30	Session 6: Science Instruments for the Future
Chairs	Paula Grunthaner, NASA/JPL Paul Mahaffy, GSFC
	(Invited) Advanced Instrument Investigations on the 2009 Mars Science Laboratory Joy Crisp Mars Science Laboratory Deputy Science Director JPL
	(Invited) Electro-Mechanical Moles for Low Mass, Low Power Subsurface Access and Sampling in Planetary Regolith Lutz Richter German Aerospace Center, Institute of Planetary Research
	(Invited) Planetary Raman Spectroscopy: Sciences and Instrumentation Alian Wang Senior Research Scientist, McDonnell Center for Space Sciences Washington University, St. Louis, MO
	(Invited) Urey Organic and Oxidant Detector and its Application to Small Payload Missions Frank Grunthaner Senior Research Scientist JPL
	Break
11:00	Session 7: Advanced Concepts for Future Low-Cost Planetary Missions
Chairs	Peter Falkner, ESA/ESTEC Keith Grogan, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) Hayabusa-2, The Next Asteroid Sample Return Mission of Japan Makoto Yoshikawa JAXA
	(Invited) The Planetary Aerocapture Technology Validation Mission Jeff Hall, JPL and Michelle Munk, LaRC
12:00	Lunch, Caltech Athenaeum
1:30	September 14, Friday Afternoon Session 7: Advanced Concepts for Future Low-Cost Planetary Missions (cont'd)
Chairs	Peter Falkner, ESA/ESTEC Keith Grogan, NASA/JPL
	(Invited) ESA's Cosmic Vision Program Peter Falkner, ESA/ESTEC
	Small Surface Probes for the In-situ Characterization of Asteroids and Comets Richard Dissly and Rich Reinert, Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp.
	Technologies for Low Cost Planetary Science Missions Craig Peterson, JPL, James Cutts, Tibor Balint
3:00	Conference Wrap-up, End of Conference
	Gregg Vane General Chairman NASA/JPL