Tuesday, September 17, 1996

	Andromeda	Galaxis	Artemis
08.40	Briefing of Presenters
09.00 09.25	1: Operations Management 1.1, A Responsive and Cost-Effective Approach to Mission Readiness for RDT&E SMALLSATS Batt, James E. ANSER, USA Probert T.C., Poulton B.A., Lockheed Martin Technical Operations	2: Ground Segment Engineering and Architectures 2.1, Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) Ground Segment: Concept for the Central Facility Mullet B., EUMETSAT, Germany Thompson R.S., Schaffner E., Cohen M., Nova Space Associates Ltd./EUMETSAT	3: Mission Planning 3.1, SAR Mission Planning for ERS­1 and ERS­2 D'Elia, Sergio, ESA/ESRIN, Italy Jutz S., ESA/ESRIN
09.25 09.50	1.2, Overcoming Organizational Barriers to Achieving Cost Efficient Space Mission Operations Marshall, Madeleine H., JHU, USA Landshof J., Whitworth G., JHUAPL	2.2, World­wide extension of Johnson Space Center Mission Control Pasierb, George A, LORAL, USA Davis, Chris M., Loral Space Information System	3.2, Cluster: A Challenging Mission to Plan Palmer, Ian, Logica, England Haddow C., Merri M., ESA / ESOC
09.50 10.15	1.3, A Revisit to the Requirements Methodologies for Services Provided by the Office of Space Communication Fishkind, S., NASA/HQ, USA Harris R., Pfeiffer W., GSFC	2.3, The INMARSAT TTC Ground System Paiusco, Luciano, INMARSAT, England	3.3, The Multi­Satellite Space Missions and Campaigns Longterm Planning Nazirov, Ravil, IKI, Russia Prokhorenko V., IKI
10.15 10.40	1.4, Mission Operations Management into the 21st Century Warhaut, M., ESA/ESOC, Germany	2.4, A Client­Server Architecture in ground data system Yang Hong, Mr., CAST China, China	3.4, Mission Planning for MOMS­2P Wickler, Martin, DLR/GSOC, Germany Zoeschinger G., DLR / GSOC.
	Coffee-Break
11.00 11.25	1.5, NASA Operations ­ An Agency Wide Approach to Reduce Cost Squibb, Gael F., NASA/JPL, USA	2.5, MMS Generic Control Centre for Telecommunication Satellites Pessah, P., Amy de la Breteque, MMS, France; F. Verges, A. de Saint Vincent, F. Lecouat, MMS	3.5, XMM Mission Planning: ISO Revisited? McDonald, Alastair, Logica, England Gienger G., Kresken R., Petersen C., ESA / Logica
11.25 11.50	1.6, to be announced	2.6, SPOT 2/3 SCC refurbish, first step towards a full generic Satellite Control Centre Monthiel, Jean­Jacques, MMS, France Jose Combelles, Alain Gevret, MMS	3.6, The ENVISAT1 Mission Planning System Spoto F., ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands Demond F., Allard F., ESA / ESTEC
11.50 12.15	1.7, Preparing Mission Control Teams for Launch Using Operational Simulation Programmes Evans, D.J. VEGA Group PLC	2.7, The Design and Implementation of the VMOC Prototype Bane, R. , Global Science & Tecnology, USA; Fox, J. PNL, USA	3.7, Flight Experience with the ROSAT Mission Planning System Swoboda, Reinhold, CAM GmbH, Germany Frank H., Garton D., DLR / CAM GmbH
	Lunch
13.40	Briefing of Presenters
14.00 14.25	1.8, A Prototype for an Operational On­Board Software Maintenance Infrastructure Maldari P., ESA/ESOC, Germany Joergensen C., Baudoux D., Computer Resources International A/S /SI	2.8, The Architectural Design of the ATV Control Centre: results of the phase B Study DeWeer, Dirk, Trasys, Belgium Lamberti, Fiorella, DATASPAZIO	3.8, Explicit and Implicit Resources: A Simplified Approach to User Requirements Modelling Hagopian, Jeff, NASA/MSFC, USA Maxwell T., NASA / MSFC
14.25 14.50	1.9, A Mission Operations Workload Model for Benchmarking Team Sizes Eller, Evan, Allied Signal Corp., USA	2.9, The role of centralisation in a distributed architecture: the SCOS­II experience Baldi, Andrea, ESA/ESOC, Germany Smith S.T., Science Systems Ltd	3.9, Planning in the Continuous Operations Environment of the International Space Station Maxwell, Theresa, NASA/MSFC, USA Hagopian J., NASA / MSFC
14.50 15.15	1.10, A Framework of Mission Operations System Models Karlin, J. Viable Systems Incor, USA Welch D.	2.10, Distributed Middleware for future Ground Segment Architecture Viallefont, P., CNES, France	3.10, International Space Station (USS)/Columbus: Strategic and Tactical Planning Support Tools Prototype van Holtz, Richard, ESA/ESOC, Germany De Matteis R., Scanniffio O., SSI, Italia
15.15 15.40	1.11, Development of NASDA's Space Network System Sugawara, M., NASDA, Japan Shinohara K., Numata K., Iwasaki N., NASDA	2.11, Network Technology for COF & ATV Ops from Early Utilisation to Full Exploitation Christ, Uwe, ESA/ESOC, Germany Klaus­Juergen Schulz, Marco Incollingo, ESA/ESOC	3.11, A Statistical Approach to Payload Operations Feasibility Assessments for Tactical Planning Larson, Donald, NASA/MSFC, USA Hagopian J., NASA / MSFC
	Coffee-Break
16.00 16.25	1.12, Positioning of Geostationary Satellites at DLR/GSOC ­ Project Management and Control Kuch, T., DLR/GSOC, Germany Brittinger P., DLR/GSOC	2.12, EUROMIR 95 Ground Segment Design & Implementation Salter, Wayne, CRAY System, Germany U. Christ, P. Dau, ESOC / DLR	3.12, Exact and Inexact Methods for the Daily Management of an Earth Observation Satellite Verfaillie Gerard, CNES / Cert­Onera, France; Agnese J.,Blumstein D.,Bataille N.,Bensana E., CNES/Cert­Onera
16.25 16.50	1.13, Operations Management of INSAT Satellites Patil, C.G., Rangarajan, S., ISRO, India	2.13, The Russian Satellite Data & Relay Network (SDRN) and its utilisation in the MIR Space Program Griethe, Dr Wolfgang, Kayser­Threde GmbH, Germany F. Guckenbiehl, DLR	3.13, MAEOBS: a Mission Analysis Environment for Earth Observation Missions Lopez, Enrique, GMV S.A., Spain Moreno R., Cosmen J., GMV S.A.
16.50 17.15	1.14, GOES­8 and ­9 Mission Launch and Operations Support Overview McCuistion, D., NASA/GSFC, USA Bengston C., Computer Sciences Corporation	2.14, NASA's Next generation Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS) ­ Launch and Operational Ground Segment Architecture Miller, Ron, NASA/GSFC, USA Berndt, Allen, McDonnell Douglas Aerospace	3.14, Market-based Approaches to Managing Science Return from Planetary Missions Wessen, Randii, NASA/JPL, USA Porter D., Hanson R., NASA/JPL
17.30	Planetarium
18.00	IMAX

Tuesday, September 17, 1996, continued

Apollo	Auriga	Foyer
Briefing of Presenters			08.40
9: Experience from Current or Recent Missions 9.1, Operating the US POAM­II experiment on the SPOT system Aubel, Eric, CNES, France; Hornstein J., Morrison G., NSL / Onizuka Air Station	7: Standardisation 7.1, Enhancement of the GSOC Control Center System to Packet Standards Jansen, N., DLR/GSOC, Germany W. Geese,, CAM GmbH T. Lancaster, LSE GmbH, Germany	Exhibition	09.00 09.25
9.2, The Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Missions: Past, Present, And Future Operational Challenges Bill Ochs, NASA/GSFC, USA Barbehenn G., Crabb W., LMTO Co.	7.2, EDOS: a CCSDS compliant data production utility Abouelnaga, Amir Ph.D., TRW Inc., USA Humphries G.R., TRW Inc.	Exhibition	09.25 09.50
9.3, User Participation in the Devlopment of the Human/Computer Interface for Control Centers Broome, Richard, LORAL, USA Creegan J., Quick­Campbel M., Dutilly R., NASA­GSFC / LORAL	7.3, Enhancing a control center system for the multipe uses of spacecraft integration and testing, mission operations, and science center operations Snow, Frank, NASA/GSFC, USA Garrard Dr. T., Steck J.A., Maury J.L., ACE	Exhibition	09.50 10.15
9.4, S.C.D.1 Three years in orbit operations Miguez R.R.B., INPE, Brazil Rozenfeld P.	7.4, UDMS/PC, a state­of­the­Art solution for checkout and mission equipment at lowest budgets Mattes, C., DASA/DORNIER, Germany; Rieck Dr. W.	Exhibition	10.15 10.40
Coffee-Break
9.5, Evolutions of a multi­mission orbit computation centre based on the experience acquired by its operators Laporte, Francois, CNES, France; Conessa H	7.5, Study on External Interfaces for NASDA's Next Ground Segments Asoh, Dai, NASDA, Japan Ohkawara M., SHINOHARA K., NASDA	Exhibition	11.00 11.25
9.6, Positioning of Geostationary Satellites ­ Mission Operations Experience Braun, Armin, DLR/GSOC, Germany Wobbe, H.	7.6, Validation of the ESA packet utilisation standard by object­oriented analysis Merri, Mario, ESA/ESOC, Germany Hemso P., Ketola T., Rueting J., DASA / SSF / ESTEC	Exhibition	11.25 11.50
9.7, Flight Dynamics Executive and Database for Geo­Stationary Satellite Missions Rayan, H. Reno, ISRO, India Rajagopal C.	7.7, The ESA Committee for Operation and EGSE Standardisation: It's contribution to ECSS Kaufeler, Jean­Francois, ESA/ESOC, Germany	Exhibition	11.50 12.15
Lunch
Briefing of Presenters			13.40
9.8, Atmospheric Re­Entry Surveillance and Computing Conessa, Huguette, CNES, France	7.8, A Mission Operations Architecture for the 21st Century Sweetnam, Donald, NASA/JPL, USA Tai, Wallace	Exhibition	14.00 14.25
9.9, Results From the Miniature Sensor Technology Integration (MSTI) Satellite Program Mission Three Probert, T.C., ANSER, USA Hearney S., Hood J.	7.9, Product Line for Compact Ground Facilities Pfennings, Jean Marie, CRI, Denmark Westh P., Lannes C., Mecredy N., CRI/ESOC/CRI	Exhibition	14.25 14.50
9.10, Orbital Operations of Engineering Test Satellite ­ VI (ETS­VI) Horii, M, NASDA, Japan Dosho H., Oda M., Badauchi T., Itohh T., Iwasaki N., Nagaoka N., Aoki H.	7.10, A space demonstration of the next generation TT&C standards Shave, Nick, NASA/JPL, USA Hooke A., Durst R., Wells R., JPL / NTC / DRA	Exhibition	14.50 15.15
9.11, Remote Maintenance Facilities using the Internet Head, Nigel, ESA/ESOC, Germany	7.11, CCSDS Standards for Automated Information Interchange within Ground Mission Data System: Description and Example Applications Drexler, M., DLR/GSOC, Germany Sawyer D., Reich L., Mazal p. Giaretta D., Peccia N., Iwana Y. Bergamini E., GSFC / CNES / BNSC / ESA / NASDA / INPE	Exhibition	15.15 15.40
Coffee-Break
9.12, Multi­Spacecraft mission operations: The Cluster Experience Ferri, Paolo, ESA/ESOC, Germany Matussi S., Lueck H.	7.12, DAVIS: The Data Audio & Visual Information System for Space Missions: Standardisation in Ground Support Equipment Koerver, Wolfram, DLR/MUSC, Germany M. Exner, F. Limburger, G. Schmitz, K. Wittmann, H.P. Schmidt, C. Sommer, J. Heßdörfer, DLR MUSC / Werum GmdH / SEA Datentechnik	Exhibition	16.00 16.25
9.13, GOES 8 & 9 Instrument Telescope Solar Intrusion and Avoidance Strategies Fiorello, CSC, USA Cantril J., Faulkner T.	7.13, EAST technology for an automated Processing of Space Data Larzul, Beatrice, CISI/F, France Minguillon D., Mazal P., CNES	Exhibition	16.25 16.50
9.14, Cost Efficient ISDN­Based Remote Operation of TEXUS 34 Sounding Rocket Experiments Limburger, Franz, DLR/Cologne, Germany Koerver W., Klein H.	7.14, Standardised International Interoperability of Earth Observation Data Catalogues Smith, Steven R., Logica, England Mills S., MaignÞ P., Logica / ESA/ESOC	Exhibition	16.50 17.15
Planetarium			17.30
IMAX			18.00

Wednesday, September 18, 1996

	Andromeda	Galaxis	Artemis
08.40	Briefing of Presenters
09.00 09.25	1: Operations Management 1.15, Advanced Operations Concepts of the MTP and MSG Ground Schwarz, L., EUMETSAT, Germany Williams M., Kugelberg J, EUMETSAT	9. Experience from Current or Recent Missions 9.15, Orbital and Attitude Control of MAGION Spacecraft as a Subsatellite in INTERBALL Mission Yagafonov, IKI, Russia; Eismont N., Ryazanova E., Khrapchenkov V	3: Mission Planning 3.15, Re­engineering JPL's Mission Planning Ground System Architecture for Cost Efficient Operations in 21st Century Fordyce, Jess, NASA/JPL, USA
09.25 09.50	1.16, Estimating Evaporation over Nasser Lake in the Upper Egypt from Meteosat Observations Mosalam, Shaltout, Nat. Res. Cairo, Egypt T. El­Housry, The Meteorological Authority, Cairo, Egypt	9.16, Communications operations for the Euromir­95 distributed user community Volpp, Hans­Juergen, Brogl H., ESA/ESOC, Germany; Wuesten H., GSOC/DLR	3.16, Global Operations for the Next Century Cunningham, Joe, Analytical Graphics Inc., USA
09.50 10.15	1.17, Multi­Mission Operation Management of LEO Satellites Soma P., Krishnachandra P., Somasundaram K., Chiranjeevi O., Das G., Singhal Y. Sukumar S., Venkateswarulu S., ISTRAC, India	9.17, Technology preparation for remote Payload operations in the European I.S.S. utilisation scenario Wolff, M., ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands Christ U., ESA/ESOC	3.17, Predicting Scheduling Success Messing, Dr. Fredric, NASA/CSC, USA
10.15 10.40	1.18, The Evolving Earth Observing System (EOS) Mission Operations Concept: Then and Now Kelly, Angelita C., NASA/GSFC, USA	9.18, EUROMIR 95 Operations Experience Bridle, M., Booz Allen, Netherlands; Granseuer P., Kehr J., ESA/ESOC / GSOC/DLR	3.18, TIMELINE, a Generic Tool for Mission Planning Parrod, Yann, MMS, France Corbiere D., Rabejac C., MMS
	Coffee-Break
11.00 11.25	1.19, A Knowledge Based System to support the Operator in ATV Rendezvous Missions with the International Space Station Donati, Alessandro, ESA/ESOC, Germany Romani E., Dataspazio, Rome	9.19, The Payload and Crew Support Computer for EUROMIR 95 Nespoli, Paolo, ESA/EAC, Germany Bessone L.	3.19, The Capabilities of the Graphical Observation Scheduling System (GROSS) as Used by the ASTRO­2 Spacelab Mission Phillips, Shaun M., NASA/MSFC, USA
11.25 11.50	1.20, Mission operation preparation and organisation to support a wide French scientific contribution to an international project of Mars exploration ­ MARS 96 Vienne D., Fournier D., CNES, France	9.20, A Case­Based Reasoning for the Access and Re-use of Experience Sary, Charisse, CSC, USA	3.20, Interactive Requirements Control System for Spacecraft Mission Operations Bender, Howard J., EPICENTER, USA
11.50 12.15	1.21, Huygens Probe Mission Operations Sollazzo, Claudio, ESA/ESOC, Germany Dodsworth J., ESA/ESOC	9.21, The Near Mission Operations System: How it Was Really Built Landshof, John A., JHU, USA Whitworth G., Knopf W., Williams C., Marshall M.	3.21, Object­Oriented Design for Authoring and Executing Spacecraft Operating Procedures Grant, T.J., Origin/BSO, Netherlands van Dreumel I., Lammers E., Ott de Vries T., Potze R., Origin/BSO/CRI A/S
	Lunch
13.15 17.00	Guided Tour of DLR
13.40	Briefing of Presenters
14.00 14.25	5: Simulation and Modelling 5.1, The operational simulator of the ISO spacecraft Krogvig, Anders, ESA/ESOC, Germany	2: Ground Segment Engineering and Architectures 2.15, The CLUSTER science data systems network. Bertelsmeier, M. , ESA/ESOC, Germany; Cudmore, M., Cray Systems	4: Mission Control and Mission Product Porcessing 4.1, Integrating International Space Station Payload Operations Noneman, S.R., NASA/MSFC, USA
14.25 14.50	5.2, High Speed Simulator ­ A Simulator for All Seasons Patel, Keyur, NASA/JPL, USA	2.16, A data management protocol for Space Mission Operations Yamada, Takahiro, ISAS, Japan	4.2, Telecommunications in Russian Mission Control Center Pronin, Michael, Lvovich, RMCC, Russia Lobatchev, V. I., Udaloy V. A., RMCC
14.50 15.15	5.3, Portable Simulators, a constructive idea on modern training tools Pelka, Klaus, DLR/Cologne, Germany Mittag U., Pleniazek A., DLR/Cologne	2.17, Interpretation of Satellite Telemetry under Adverse Conditions Rangarajan S., ISRO, India	4.3, Into the 21st Century: A Futuristic Look at Mission Control and Operations into the Next Century. Symonds, Martin, CRI, Denmark; Mueller C., CRI
15.15 15.40	5.4, Simulating Spacecraft. How to do it faster, cheaper and better with graphical modelling Foweraker, R.A., VEGA, England Walsh, A., VEGA.FIBRONICS.DE	2.18, ORATOS ­ development, operation and future evolution Dreger, Frank, ESA/ESOC, Germany Fertig J., ESA/ESOC	4.4, An Object­oriented Mission Control System Development: A Progress Report on SCOS­II and its Client Projects Jones, Michael, ESA/ESOC, Germany Baldi A., Howard P., Melvin R., O'Mulllane W., Science Systems Ltd./Vega UK/CARA
	Coffee-Break
16.00 16.25	5.5, Functional model for spacecraft operations Welch, David, Allied Signal Corp., USA Karlin J., Allied Signal Corp.	2.19, A service management system for ESTRACK ground stations Hell, Wolfgang, ESA/ESOC, Germany Theis G., ESA/ESOC	4.5, Mission Data Processing in the MTP Ground Segment Buhler, Y., EUMETSAT, Germany Faas, H., Guettlich J., EUMETSAT
16.25 16.50	5.6, Modelling Information Systems with Modarch Panem, Chantal, CNES, France	2.20, End­to­end validation of the Packet TC and TM services. Calzolari, Gian Paolo; Margherita di Giulio, Wolfgang Hell, ESA/ESOC, Germany	4.6, ISO Mission Control Faelker, J., ESA/ESOC, Germany Casale, M., ESA/ESOC
16.50 17.15	5.7, Dynamic Modelling and Simulation Study for the Galileo Spacecraft Pulsed­Mode Spinup/400 N main engine Burn/spindown manoeuvres Ih, Che­Hang Charles, NASA/JPL, USA McMahon, Elihu H., NASA/JPL	2.21, Global, automated operations for GALILEO communications Statman, Joseph I., NASA/JPL, USA Beyer P., Hardi D., NASA/JPL	4.7, Remote Access between COF­CC, the SSCC, POIC and Other Decentralized COLUMBUS Ground Segment Facilities Juergen P. Fein, DLR/GSOC, Germany
19.30 22.30	Reception at "Deutsches Museum"

Wednesday, September 18, 1996, continued

Apollo	Auriga	Foyer
Briefing of Presenters			08.40
8: Cost Efficient Operations 8.1, Achieving Cost Reductions in EOSDIS Operations Through Technology Evolution Newsome, Penny A., CTA, USA Moe K., Harberts R.	6: Operations Automation 6.1, An Operational Concept for a Small Autonomous Satellite Aked, Richard, SAS, Belgium Pylyser E., SAS	Exhibition	09.00 09.25
8.2, Optimum Design and Operations of In­Orbit Maintainable Scientific Payloads Zier, Manfred, DASA/RI, Germany	6.2, Applications of Spacecraft Autonomy and their Influence Over Mission Operations Harvey, Raymond J., JHU, USA	Exhibition	09.25 09.50
8.3, System Engineering of Cost Efficient Operations Cameron, Glen E., JHU, USA Grunberger P.J.	6.3, A Global Spacecraft Control Network for Spacecraft Autonomy Research Kitts, Christopher A., Stanford University, USA	Exhibition	09.50 10.15
8.4, Cost­Efficient Operations: Challenge from NASA Administrator and Lessons Learned from "Hunting Sacred Cows" Shaller Hornstein, Roda, NASA/HQ, USA Hel D.J., Burke E.S., Bell J.A., Willoughby J.K., Hawkins F.J., Casasanta R., Miller R.E.	6.4, System Autonomy Through Ground Operations Automation Lecouat, Francois, MMS, France De Saint Vincent A., MMS	Exhibition	10.15 10.40
Coffee-Break
8.5, The Mars Surveyor Operations Project Command Generation Process Brooks, Robert N. Jr., NASA/JPL, USA	6.5, The Mars Pathfinder End­to­End Information System ­ A Pathfinder for the Development of Future NASA Planetary Missions Kazz, Greg J., NASA/JPL, USA Cook Richard A., Tai Wallace S., NASA/JPL	Exhibition	11.00 11.25
8.6, More Spaceflight for Less Money ­ Results of the DARA Workshop on Mission Operations Concepts for Small Satellites Rabenau, Erhard, SOS GmbH, Germany Klein Dr. W., Fischer Dr. H.­J, DARA.	6.6, to be announced	Exhibition	11.25 11.50
8.7, Automation of Satellite Operations­ Experiences and Future Directions at NASA­GSFC Hughes, Peter M., NASA/GSFC, USA Hartley J.B.	6.7, A Distributed Operations Automation Testbed to Evaluate System Support for Autonomy and Operator Interactoin Protocols Siewert, Sam, Univ. Colorado, USA Hansen E., Univ. Colorado	Exhibition	11.50 12.15
Lunch
Guided Tour of DLR			13.15 17.00
Briefing of Presenters			13.40
8.8, Secure ISDN Data Communication Connectivity as a Cost Efficient Network Component Kröll, Dr. Christoph, ESA/ESOC, Germany	6.8, Markov Modelling of the Cost and Reliability Effects of Automation on Mission Operations Schwarz, Robert E., MIT, USA Deyst J., Hastings D., Kolitz St., Kuchar J.K.	Exhibition	14.00 14.25
8.9, Renaissance: A Revolutionary Approach for Providing Low­Cost Ground Data Systems Butler, Madeline J., NASA/GSFC, USA Perkins, D., Zeigenfuss L.	6.9, Automation Metrics Carraway, John B., NASA/JPL, USA Squibb Gael F.	Exhibition	14.25 14.50
8.10, Operations Engineering: Applying Hands­on experience to the Development Process Alcott, Gary T., NASA/GSFC, USA Peters W.	6.10, Development of an Expert System for control of military communications satellites Harrison, Jennifer, Defence Research A, USA Hutchins M., Defence Research A	Exhibition	14.50 15.15
8.11, Cost Effective Spacecraft Operations Systems ­ Major Issues Haynes, Dr. John, SSL, England	6.11, Tools For Automating Spacecraft Ground Systems: The Intelligent Command And Control (ICC) System Stoffel, William A., NASA/GSFC, USA Mclean D., NASA/GSFC.	Exhibition	15.15 15.40
Coffee-Break
8.12, GSOC Standard Voice Communication System as used for EuroMir 95 Plews, Mark, CAM GmbH, Germany Drexler, Manfred, GSOC/DLR	6.12, Autonomous Spacecraft Operations Using Knowledge Based Techniques Mohamed Sallya, M.A., ISRO, India Eshwer Prakash W.V., Baburajan N., Bhat P.J., ISRO	Exhibition	16.00 16.25
8.13, Efficient Approaches to Satellite Operations Landua, Bertram, DASA/DORNIER, Germany Kesenheimer H.	6.13, Agenda: a UNIX tool for operations automation Ould, M., CNES, France	Exhibition	16.25 16.50
8.14, to be announced	6.14, The Advanced Technology Operations System (ATOS) Programme Simmonds, Ian, Logica, England Jones M., Wheadon J. Whitgift D., ESOC/ESA / LOGICA	Exhibition	16.50 17.15
Reception at "Deutsches Museum"			19.30 22.30

Thursday, September 19, 1996

	Andromeda	Galaxis	Artemis
08.40	Briefing of Presenters
09.00 09.25	5: Simulation and Modelling 5.8, The Model­based mission control system Bradbury, K., Logica, England Wheadon J., Holding P., Manning A., ESA/ESOC, / Science Systems Ltd.	2. Ground Segment Engineering and Architectures 2.22, ESA's Deep Space and Near Ground Stations for the next Century Vassallo, E, ESA/ESOC, Germany MaddÞ, R., ESA/ESOC	4: Mission Control and Mission Product Processing 4.8, The Cluster Mission Control System: A Distributed Architecture for a Real­time Critical and Multiple Spacecraft Control System Soerensen, Erik, ESA/ESOC, Germany Di Girolamo G., Corkill R., ESA/ESOC,/CRAY Systems Ltd.
09.25 09.50	5.9, Operational and Development Cost Modeling of NASA's Earth Observing System Data Information System (EOSDIS) Simons, J. Mark, NASA/GSFC, USA	2.23, Modelling of Ground Stations for Configurable Monitoring & Control Goetzelman, Martin, CRAY System, Germany	4.9, ENVISAT Mission Control: An Effective Evolution from ERS Monham, Andrew, ESA/ESOC, Germany
09.50 10.15	5.10, Modeling and Simulation of Satellite Based Systems Herpel, H.­J., DASA/DORNIER, Germany Debus, V., Denskat U., DASA/DORNIER	2.24, Earth Observing System Data and Operations System Programme Krimchansky, Alexander, NASA/GSFC, USA	4.10, GSOC Open Management Subsystem. Integrated Open Management of Control Center Network and Tasks. Kloe, M., CAM GmbH, Germany Drexler M., DLR/GSOC
10.15 10.40	5.11, The Software Maintenance: Concepts, Implementation and Gained Experience for SAX Program Martelli, A., ALENIA, Italy	2.25, How emerging technologies are changing the rules of Spacecraft Ground Support Boland, Dillard, CSC, USA Weidow D., Steger W., CSC / NASA/GSFC	4.11, Some Thoughts Concerning Geosynchronous Missions for the Next Century Wigand, Robert, Wigand Co., USA
	Coffee-Break
11.00 11.25	5.12, Computer Modelling of Spacecraft Performance for Flight Operations: Lessons learned taking a model from Concept to Operational Software Dragonette, Richard, JHU, USA	2.26, Trans­global mission architectures Anderson, Barbara, NASA/JPL, USA	4.12, Software Design of the XMM Science Operations Centre Peccia, Nestor, ESA/ESOC, Germany
11.25 11.50	5.13, Advanced Ground­based Telerobotic Operations and Simulation Environment. Loesch, Martin, Schaefer B., Rehm R DLR/GSOC, Germany Garton, D., CAM GmbH	2.27, Multimission S/W re­use in the environment of large paradigm shifts Wilson, Robert K., TELOS, USA Sven Grenander Keyur Patel Dr. Thomas Starbird Dr. Philip Varghese, JPL / TELOS	4.13, Cost Efficient Command Management for the EOS Operations Centre Brandt, T., LORAL, USA Murphy C.W., Kuntz J., Barlett T.
11.50 12.15	5.14, A research on development in fault diagnosis system of spacecraft Hong, Yang, CAST China, China	2.28, IMACCS: A Progress report of NASA/GSFC's COTS­based Ground support systems & extension into new domains Scheidker, Eric, CSC, USA Rashkin R., Pendley R. Werking R., Bonnin M., Copella J. Bracken M., CSC / Altair Aerospace Corporation / NASA/GSFC	4.14, The SOE Keyword File Generator: A Rapid Prototyping Example from NEAR Mission Operations Knopf, W.P., JHU, USA Molloy R.A., JHU
	Lunch
13.40	Briefing of Presenters
14.00 14.25	5.15, Engineering aspects of Russia and USA cooperation in the field of deep­space Tracking Networks. Experimental results Molotov, E.P., RISDE, Russia	2.29, The Gateway for the Brazilian Pilot Communication System using LEO Satellites Yamaguti, W., INPE, Brazil Ferrari C.A., INPE	4.15, Mission Control Systems for Simple Satellites Holding, Phil, SSL, England
14.25 14.50	5.16, Automation and Simulation in Flight Dynamics Operation Bisten, M., D.Telekom, Germany Damiano A.	2.30, The Mini Pressurised Logistic Module ­ Technical Support Centre Canu, C., ASI, Italy Battocchio L., ALENIA	4.16, New TDRSS Communications Options for Small Satellites Zillig, David J., NASA/GSFC, USA Perko, Kenneth L., Nelson Kathryn G., NASA/GSFC
14.50 15.15	5.17, Simulating IRS­P3 Navigation system using GPS receiver Ganeshan, A.S., ISRO, India Rathnakara, Banerjee, Gupta, Shekhar	2.31, Brazilian experiences in Upgrading a Satellite Control System Cardoso, P.E., INPE, Brazil Ribeiro, Munuera, Edson, Leocadia, Becceneri, Oliveira, Goncalves, Palmeira Takeiti, INPE, Brazil	4.17, Attitude Determination and Control of the MIR Orbital Station During Scientific Experiments Beliaev, M. YU, RKK "ENERGIA", Russia Efimov N.I., Lapschina I.L. Solovjov V.A., Stazhkov V.M., RKK "ENERGIA"
15.15 15.40	5.18, Possible Modification of Geopotential Coefficients to Improve Propagation Accuracy of Polar Orbit Dosho Hirohiko, NASDA, Japan Mori S., Tajima T. Suzuki A., Fujita Y., Horii M. Nozawa H., NASDA	2.32, The technical architecture of the MEDOC Centre for SOHO Scholl, Isabelle, IAS, France	4.18, Off­the­Shelf Real­Time Monitoring of Satellite Constellations in a visual 3­D Environment Schwuttke, Ursula, NASA/JPL, USA Angelino, Robert, Mactutis A., Hervias F., Han Cheng Cecilia., NASA/JPL
	Coffee-Break
16.00 16.25	5.19, Estimation of Systematic Errors in Angles of Tracking Antennae Nageswara Rao K., ISTRAC, India Soma P., ISTRAC	2.33, Application of World Wide Web technologies in Payload Operations Sun, Charles, NASA/ARC, USA Mian A., Picinich L., Windrem M., NASA/ARC	4.19, Advanced Crew Terminal ­ "A Generic Framework for the Realisation of System and Payload Crew Terminals" Gale, L., Origin/BSO, Netherlands Wolff M., ESA/ESTEC
16.25 16.50	5.20, Attitude Simulation During 'MIR' Orbital Complex Flight Tereshina, I.N., RSC, Russia Teslenko V.P., Manjelei A.I., RSC/Russia	2.34, Integration of operational Hardware/Software and test tools in ESA's generic Ground & Space simulation infrastr.: SIMSAT Tarter, Philipp, Siemens AG, Austria, van der Wal E., ESA/ESOC	4.20, A Reusable and Flexible Control Station for Preparing and Executing Robotics Missions in Space Fontaine, B., SAS, Belgium Steinicke L.,Visentin G., SAS
16.50 17.15	5.21, LEO ­ A Highly Configurable Orbital Display Program Peat, C., CRAY System, Germany	2.35, Development and Operations in the Dutch Utilisation Centre Pronk, Z., NAL, Holland, Netherlands Brouwer ., Visser F., NAL, Holland	4.21, Realtime Hierarchical Graphic Display of Spacecraft Status Mimic Diagrams Shashidhar, G.C., ISRO, India Prabhu K.V.S.R., Prasad K.V.M.
19.30 22.30	Bavarian Evening at the "Löwenbräukeller"

Thursday, September 19, 1996, continued

Apollo	Auriga	Foyer
Briefing of Presenters			08.40
8: Cost Efficient Operations 8.15, A Very Low Cost Ground System For Small Explorer Class Spacecraft Keadle­Calvert, Karen M., NASA/GSFC, USA Greer G.G., Singletary T.E.	6: Operations Automation 6.15, Spacecraft Control Center Automation Using the Generic Inferential Executor (GENIE) J. Hartley et al, NASA/GSFC, USA Ed Luczak, Doug Stump, CSC / ASTSC.	Exhibition	09.00 09.25
8.16, Logistics ­ An Integral Part of Cost Efficient Space Operations Opresko, Gregory A., NASA/KSC, USA Montgomery Ann D.	6.16, Development of an automated Control Centre for the EUVE mission Penafi, C.A., LORAL, USA D. LaVallee, LORAL	Exhibition	09.25 09.50
8.17, IUE New Operational Concept to Complete the Science Programme Ponz, Daniel, ESA/ESOC, Germany de Pablo D., Claros V.	6.17, State Modeling and Pass Automation in Spacecraft Control Klein, James, CSC, USA Klein Jim, Kulp D., Scheidker E. Rashkin R. Pendley R.,Bryant C., Wheal C.,Hoge S., Connerton R., CSC / AAC / GSFC	Exhibition	09.50 10.15
8.18, to be announced	6.18, FRAMTEC: Using the Standard M&C System for Automated Operations Knauer, Christian, CAM GmbH, Germany	Exhibition	10.15 10.40
Coffee-Break
8.19, Ground Segment Re­Useability for Operations' Cost Optimisation Andrews, D., ESA/ESOC, Germany Soerensen P.	6.19, State­of­the­art and future improvements at the SPOT4 & Helios1 management center Pacholczyk, P., CNES, France	Exhibition	11.00 11.25
8.20, A New Approach for Low­Cost and Cost­Efficient Space Missions Wimmer, Wolfgang H., ESA/ESOC, Germany Pape U., DARA	6.20, Advances in the Ground­Based Cockpit for the Delta Clipper Experimental (DC­XA) Advanced Rocket Voglewede, Steven D., McDonnell Douglas Aerospace, USA; Brown Kevin	Exhibition	11.25 11.50
8.21, Cost­Effective Mission Control Systems For Small Satellite Missions Lewis, John, VEGA, Germany	6.21, Flight Operations Engineering for the OFFEq­3 Spacecraft Klein, A., IAI Ltd., Israel	Exhibition	11.50 12.15
Lunch
Briefing of Presenters			13.40
8.22, Cost Effective Commercial Ground Services for Small Missions Dominguez, I., INSA, Spain	6.22, Flight Decision Support System Morzuch, Guido, DASA, Germany Pape U., Michaelis H., DASA	Exhibition	14.00 14.25
8.23, NASA MIR Program ­ Mission Operations Concept Cardenas, Jeffrey A., NASA/JSC, USA	6.23, Payload Operating System Technology (POST) Ilzkovitz, Michel, SAS, Belgium Rieschel, M., ESA ESTEC WAT	Exhibition	14.25 14.50
8.24, SPOT Ground Segment Re-Engineering Program Lods, Pierre, CNES, France	6.24, SROC Operations Automation Dorchy, Hughes, RMI, Belgium M Lombaerts, R.M.I.	Exhibition	14.50 15.15
8.25, True effort costing for operations Muench, Rolf, ESA/ESOC, Germany	6.25, COPS: supervision and performance of Cospas­Sarsat system Hucteau, Mario, CNES, France	Exhibition	15.15 15.40
Coffee-Break
8.26, Distributing Flight Dynamics Products via the World Wide Web Woodard Mark and Matusow David, NASA/GSFC, USA	6.26, Re­Engineering of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to reduce Operational Costs Garvis, Michael, Lockheed, USA Dougherty A., NASA/GSFC	Exhibition	16.00 16.25
8.27, "Plug & Play Logistics": A Concept for the Ground Operations of Small Missions Masullo, S., Vitrociset, Italy De Luca G.F., Giannetti M.	6.27, MSAS ­ A Multi­Mission Approach to Spacecraft Analysis Hill, Michael, NASA/JPL, USA	Exhibition	16.25 16.50
8.28, Cassini Tour Cost Reductions Duxbury, John H., NASA/JPL, USA	6.28, Multi­Mission Monitoring Station Sethuraman, K., ISRO, India Jayaram A., ISRO	Exhibition	16.50 17.15
Bavarian Evening at the "Löwenbräukeller"			19.30 22.30