2010 JUSTSAP Symposium Presentations

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Nov. 14, 2010 (Sunday)

Pre-Symposium Activities
2:30 – 7:00pm; Delegate Registration, Paniolo Hospitality Room
3:30 – 5:30pm; Steering Committee Meeting I, Promenade Ballroom I
6:30 – 8:00pm; Delegate Reception, Turtle Point (Weather B/U: Plaza I and II)

Nov. 15, 2010 (Monday)

7:00am – 3:00pm; Delegate Registration (in front of Promenade Ballroom)
7:30 – 8:30am; Continental Breakfast, Brown’s Beach House (Weather B/U: Kilohana)

OPENING PLENARY SESSION, Amphitheater
8:30 – 9:00am; Welcome

  • Jim Crisafulli
    Director, Hawaii Office of Aerospace Development Executive Director, JUSTSAP Secretariat
  • Ted Liu
    Director, Dept. of Business, Economic Development & Tourism State of Hawaii
  • Senator Will Espero
    Hawaii State Legislature
  • Chancellor Donald Straney
    University of Hawaii at Hilo

9:00 – 9:15; Expanding JUSTSAP’s Role in Space Exploration

  • The Honorable George Ariyoshi
    Former Governor, State of Hawaii
    U.S. Advisor, JUSTSAP

9:15 – 9:30am; Symposium Overview: Purpose and Goals

  • Stephen Day
    Chairman – JUSTSAP

9:30 – 10:00am; Keynote Presentation: Building Sustainable Settlements Beyond LEO

10:00 – 10:30am; Refreshment Break and Group Photo, Wailana Gardens

10:30am – 12:00pm; PLENARY SESSION II, Promenade Ballrooms I, II & III

Panel Presentation:
Prospects for Sustainable Settlements beyond LEO
What are the options and anticipated benefits for establishing long-term robotic and human settlements beyond LEO?

Moderator: Stephen Day Chairman, JUSTSAP
Panelists:

Panel Topics:
Where we might settle, how, and by when; operational options for a lunar settlement, including an Earth/Sun/NEO observation station, deep space astronomy, commercial development opportunities, space education and training, and analog outposts on Earth.

12:00 – 1:30pm; Lunch, Plaza Ballroom

  • Guest Speaker: Charles Miller
    Senior Advisor for Commercial Space – NASA Headquarters
    Topic: An International Authority as the Foundation for Lunar Commerce and Settlement?

PLENARY SESSION III, Promenade Ballrooms I, II & III
1:30 – 3:30pm; Panel Presentation:
Establishing a Multinational Lunar R&D Park and University as a Sustainable Robotic/Human Settlement Beyond LEO
What would comprise a workable model for an LRDP/U, and what could be the associated scientific, commercial and educational benefits?

Moderator:

Panelists:

Panel Topics:
Precursor robotics/ISRU; a lunar Earth/Sun/NEO/Deep Space Observing Station; lunar-based R&D, education and training; lunar commerce.

3:30 – 3:45pm; Refreshment Break (Wailana Gardens)

3:45 – 5:45pm; Panel Presentation:Bringing Space Settlements Down to Earth
What near and long-term issues/challenges need to be addressed, and by whom, to establish a multinational LRDP/U?

Co-Moderators:

Panelists:

Panel Topics:
Technological/scientific challenges; legal/regulatory concerns; international collaboration; commercial opportunities/incentives; cost/funding options; precursor terrestrial analog facilities in Hawaii; lessons learned from Intelsat/ISS/Antarctica/PISCES.

6:30 – 9:00pm; Networking Reception/Dinner – U.S. Night , Plaza Ballroom

  • Guest Speaker: Henk Rogers
    CEO, Blue Planet Software
    Founder, Blue Planet Foundation
    Topic: Virtual Space Colonization

Nov. 16, 2010 (Tuesday)

7:30 – 8:30am; Continental Breakfast, Brown’s Beach House (Weather B/U: Kilohana)
8:30 – 10:00am; PLENARY SESSION IV, Promenade Ballrooms I, II & III

Panel Presentation:
Use of Authorities for Development of Settlements Beyond LEO
What historical models would apply, and how could an authority be structured to expedite the development and implementation of the LRDP/U?
Moderator:

  • Charles Miller
    Senior Advisor for Commercial Space
    NASA Headquarters

Panelists:

10:00 – 10:30am; Refreshment Break (Wailana Gardens)

10:30am – 12:00pm; Lunar R&D Park/University (LRDP/U) Conceptualization
Articulating goals and specific issues for Discussion Groups, leading to the formulation of LRDP/U Project Teams

Discussion Leads:

  • Stephen Day, JUSTSAP Chairman
  • Frank Schowengerdt, U.S. Co-Chair
  • Osamu Odawara, Japan Co-Chair
  • Jim Crisafulli, JUSTSAP Secretariat

Topics:

  • Summary of discussions in plenary panels
  • Overview of process for developing the LRDP/U concept
  • Key questions for discussion groups
  • Expected output from discussion groups
  • Next steps for implementation

12:00 – 1:30pm; Lunch, Plaza Ballroom

Guest Speaker:

  • Eric Reiners
    Manager, Automation Systems – Caterpillar

Topic: Terrestrial Analogs for Lunar Mining

1:30 – 3:00pm; DISCUSSION GROUP SESSIONS
The goal for each group is to discuss and develop a brief written response to each of the key questions posed during their breakout sessions (see below). These responses will subsequently be integrated into a draft concept for a sustainable lunar settlement (in the form of a multinational R&D park/university) to guide further discussion on this topic throughout the coming year.

DG Breakout Session 1
DG1: Developing a Multinational Lunar Settlement
Promenade Ballroom I
Discussion Group Facilitators: Stephen Day, Dan Bland, Dan Rasky, Shu Usuba

Key Questions:

  • What would be the primary benefits (e.g., scientific, educational, humanistic, commercial) for developing a multinational lunar base?
  • How might a lunar settlement optimally be developed (including timeline), structured, operated and regulated, and by whom/what?
  • What are the viable approaches (scientific, technological, legal, political, financial) to realizing this vision, and how could these be implemented?
  • What terrestrial precedents/ongoing efforts could help inform and support the development of a sustainable lunar settlement?
  • Howcouldthiseffortbemade“participatory”–i.e.,inclusiveof both professionals and the general public worldwide?

DG2: Lunar-based R&D, Education and Training
Orchid Room
Discussion Group Facilitators: Frank Schowengerdt, Greg Schmidt, Beth McKnight, Susumu Yoshitomi

Key Questions:

  • What are the principal advantages and opportunities for lunar- based R&D (including technology T&E), education and training?
  • How could these activities complement/support/synergize with related activities on Earth, aboard the ISS, and elsewhere?
  • How might these activities optimally be developed (including timeline), structured, operated and regulated, and by whom/what?
  • What are the viable approaches (scientific, technological, legal, political, financial) to realizing this vision, and how could these be implemented?
  • How could these efforts be made “participatory” – i.e., inclusive of both professionals and the general public worldwide?

1:30 – 3:00pm; DG Breakout Session 1 (Continued)
DG3: Lunar Resource Utilization (LRU) and Commerce
Hibiscus Ballroom
Discussion Group Facilitators: Robert Kelso, Bill Larson, Jerry Sanders, Tetsuji Yoshida

Key Questions:

  • What are the principal opportunities for utilizing lunar resources to both enable sustainable settlements and promote space commerce?
  • What milestones are required (scientific, technological, legal, political, financial) to enable LRU/commerce, and how can these be achieved?
  • How could public-private partnerships facilitate LRU/commerce, and what is needed (short/medium/long-term) to “make the case”?
  • How could multinational alliances facilitate LRU/commerce, and what is needed (short/medium/long-term) to seed their development?

    • HowcanweprepareforlunarcommerceonEarth,especiallyby reducing risks and maximizing incentives for entrepreneurs?

3:00 – 6:30pm; Open Time with Informal/Optional Recreational Activities (includes special teleconference with U.S. Mainland delegates – see below)

3:30 – 5:30pm; Teleconference with Government/Industry/University Reps, Orchid Room
Prospects and Challenges for Sustainable Space Settlements
Discussants:

  • Paul Masson – Managing Director, STARNET LLC
  • Alex Ignatiev – Director, Center for Advanced Materials/U. of Houston
  • Mark Nall – Lunar Mapping Project Manager, NASA MSFC
  • Rob Landis – Engineer, Mission Operations Directorate – NASA JSC
  • Joe Pelton – Former Dean, International Space University
  • Larry Clark – Senior Manager, Spacecraft Technology/LMCO
  • Andrew Chaikin – Space Author and Journalist
  • Rick Tumlinson – Co-Founder, Space Frontier Foundation
  • John Spencer – President, Space Tourism Society
  • Lynn Harper – Lead, Integrative Studies/NASA Space Portal
  • Jim Muncy – President, PoliSpace
  • Elliot Pulham – President and CEO, The Space Foundation

6:30 – 9:00pm; Networking Reception/Dinner, Plaza Ballroom

Nov. 17, 2010 (Wednesday)

7:30 – 8:30am; Continental Breakfast, Brown’s Beach House (Weather B/U: Kilohana)

DISCUSSION GROUP SESSIONS (continued)

8:30 – 10:00am; DG Breakout Session 2

  • DG1: Developing a Multinational Lunar Settlement (Promenade)
  • DG2: Lunar-based R&D, Education and Training (Orchid)
  • DG3: Lunar Resource Utilization & Commerce (Hibiscus)

10:00 – 10:15am; Refreshment Break (Wailana Gardens)

10:15am – 12:00pm; DG Breakout Session 3

  • DG1: Developing a Multinational Lunar Settlement (Promenade)
  • DG2: Lunar-based R&D, Education and Training (Orchid)
  • DG3: Lunar Resource Utilization & Commerce (Hibiscus)

12:00 – 1:30pm; Lunch, Plaza Ballroom

Guest Speaker:

Topic: Satellite and Terrestrial Integrated Communications Systems Applicable for Settlements beyond LEO

1:30 – 3:00pm; DG Breakout Session 4

  • DG1: Developing a Multinational Lunar Settlement (Promenade)
  • DG2: Lunar-based R&D, Education and Training (Orchid)
  • DG3: Lunar Resource Utilization & Commerce (Hibiscus)

3:00 – 6:00pm; Open Time with Informal/Optional Recreational Activities

6:00 – 7:00pm; Networking Reception (featuring Avatar Reality V/R demonstration), Plaza Ballroom
Creative Academies – an organization that offers classes, museum exhibitions, and other approaches to learning using cutting-edge digital media – is currently working with students at a public charter school in Hawaii to create an original 3-D simulation in virtual reality to explore the planet Mars and to learn how this planet might be colonized. Please join us to experience this photorealistic, immersive simulation during the conference dinner reception.

7:00 – 9:00pm; Dinner – Japan Night, Plaza Ballroom

  • Guest Speaker: Junichi Yamazaki
    Director, System Engineering Div, – NHK Engineering Services

    Topic: The Kaguya Mission – Present and Future

Nov. 18, 2010 (Thursday)

7:30 – 8:30am; Continental Breakfast,Wailana Gardens

PLENARY SESSION V, Promenade Ballrooms I, II & III

8:30 – 10:00am; Integration of Discussion Group LRDP Scenarios
Reports from Discussion Group facilitators on individual group sessions, followed by an open discussion to consolidate the recommendations from all discussion groups into a conceptual model for the LRDP/U and critical path for implementation.

Co-Moderators:

  • Osamu Odawara
    Japan Vice-Chair, JUSTSAP
  • Frank Schowengerdt
    U.S. Vice-Chair, JUSTSAP

10:00 – 10:15am; Refreshment Break (Wailana Gardens)

10:15am – 12:00pm; Steering Committee Meeting II, Orchid Room

12:00 – 1:30pm; Lunch, Plaza Ballroom

Topic: Commercial Opportunities for Settlements Beyond LEO

CLOSING PLENARY SESSION, Promenade Ballrooms I, II & III

1:30 – 2:00pm; Steering Committee Report/Discussion

  • Stephen Day,
    JUSTSAP Chairman

2:00 – 3:00pm; Future of JUSTSAP and Next Steps toward Building a Sustainable Settlement beyond Low-Earth Orbit

Open Delegate Discussion

Discussion Leads:

  • Stephen Day,
    JUSTSAP Chairman
  • Osamu Odawara
    Japan Vice-Chair, JUSTSAP
  • Frank Schowengerdt
    U.S. Vice-Chair, JUSTSAP

3:00 – 5:00pm; Open Time

5:00 – 9:30pm; Waikoloa Sunset Dinner, Hilton Waikoloa Village
Delegates will depart from Main Lobby by bus to the Hilton Waikoloa Village for a Mai Tai reception and a three-course dinner at Donatoni’s Lanai, followed by a Tahitian cultural presentation and fire dance at the Lagoon Tower Lanai.

Symposium Concludes

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