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If citing a paper from the 2017 AMOS Conference proceedings archive, please provide proper attribution by referencing: Copyright © 2017 Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference (AMOS) – www.amostech.com

A Cloud-based, Open-Source, Command-and-Control Software Paradigm for Space Situational Awareness (SSA)
Ryan Melton, Ball Aerospace, Jason Thomas, Ball Aerospace

Keywords: COSMOS, Open Source, C2, Command, Control

A Deep Machine Learning Algorithm to Optimize the Forecast of Atmospherics
Alexandria M. Russell, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, Randall J. Alliss, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, Billy D. Felton, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems

Keywords: Machine Learning, Atmospherics, Imaging, Transmission forecasts

A Phased Array of Widely Separated Antennas for Space Communication and Planetary Radar
Dr. Barry Geldzahler, NASA Headquarters, Chris Bershad, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Robert Brown, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Rachel Cox, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Richard Hoblitzell, NASA Kennedy Space Center, John Kiriazes, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Bruce Ledford, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Michael Miller, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Gary Woods, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Timothy Cornish, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dr. Larry D’Addario, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dr. Faramaz Davarian, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dennis Lee, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, David Morabito, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Philip Tsao, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Jason Soloff, NASA Johnson Space Flight Center, Dr. Ken Church, Sciperio Inc., Dr. Paul Deffenbaugh, Sciperio Inc., Keith Abernethy, Southern Research Inc., William Anderson, Southern Research Inc., John Collier, Southern Research Inc., Greg Wellen, Southern Research Inc.

Keywords: Ka band radar, SSA, digital manufacturing

A Search for Debris from Two Titan 3C Transtage Breakups at GEO with a 6.5-m Magellan Telescope
Patrick Seitzer, Department of Astronomy - University of Michigan, Ed Barker, LZ Technology, Brent Buckalew, Jacobs Jets, Andrew Burkhardt, University of Virginia, Heather Cowardin, University of Texas El Paso - Jacobs Jets, James Frith, University of Texas El Paso - Jacobs Jets, Catherine Kaleida, Space Telescope Science Institute, Susan M. Lederer, NASA Orbital Debris Program Office (JSC)

Keywords: Orbital debris, GEO, telescope

A Simulation Environment to Determine the Performance of SSA Systems
C. Kebschull, Institute of Space Systems - TU Braunschweig, L. Reichstein, Institute of Space Systems - TU Braunschweig, E. Stoll, Institute of Space Systems - TU Braunschweig

Keywords: Measurement Generation, Orbit Determination, Simulation

A Space Object Detection Algorithm using Fourier Domain Likelihood Ratio Test
Maj. David Becker, Air Force Institute of Technology, Dr. Stephen Cain, Air Force Institute of Technology

Keywords: Object detection, Fourier domain, algorithm

A Validation Method of ESA’s MASTER 1 cm Population in Low Earth Orbit
A. Horstmann, Institute of Space Systems - Technische Universitat Braunschweig, E. Stoll, Institute of Space Systems - Technische Universitat Braunschweig, H. Krag, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC

Keywords: MASTER, Space Debris, Modeling, Radar, Fengyun, Fragmentation,

An Autonomous Data Reduction Pipeline for Wide Angle EO Systems
Grant Privett, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory, Simon George, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory, William Feline, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory, Andrew Ash, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory, Graham Routledge, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory

Keywords: Track identification, autonomous processing, catalogue maintenance

An Autonomous Sensor Tasking Approach for Large Scale Space Object Cataloging
Richard Linares, University of Minnesota, Roberto Furfaro, University of Arizona

Keywords: Sensor Tasking, Deep Reinforcement Learning

An Imagineering Approach to the Future of Space Situational Awareness
Rick Luce, Stellar Solutions, Inc.

Keywords: Imagineering, future, SSA, possibilities, imagine, imagination

AN/FSY-3 Space Fence System – Sensor Site One/Operations Center Integration Status and Sensor Site Two Planned Capability
Gregory P. Fonder, Rotary and Mission Systems - Lockheed Martin, Peter J. Hack, Rotary and Mission Systems - Lockheed Martin, Matthew R. Hughes, Rotary and Mission Systems - Lockheed Martin

Keywords: Space Fence, SSA

Aperture Partitioning Element Results
Steven Griffin, The Boeing Company, Ryan Swindle, Air Force Research Laboratory, Lauren Schatz, University of Arizona

Keywords: Post processing, imaging

Application of Multi-Hypothesis Sequential Monte Carlo for Breakup Analysis
W.R. Faber, Applied Defense Solutions, Waqar Zaidi, Applied Defense Solutions, Islam I Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, Christopher W.T. Roscoe, Applied Defense Solutions, Matthew P. Wilkins, Applied Defense Solutions, Paul W. Schumacher, Jr, Air Force Research Laboratory

Keywords: Light Curve Analysis; Information theory; functional Data Analysis;

Applying Cognitive Fusion to Space Situational Awareness
Steven Ingram, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Margaret Shaw, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Moses Chan, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company

Keywords: Space Situation Awareness, Cognitive, Fusion, Natural Language Processing, Probabilistic Graph Model, IBM, Watson, Geostatiionary Orbit, Satellite

Attaining Situational Understanding in the Space Domain
Barry Schiff, Lockheed Martin Corporation, James Foster, Lockheed Martin Corporation, William McShane, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Kameron Simon, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, Expert System, Data Fusion, Space Event Risk Assessment, Situational Understanding

Australian Space Situational Awareness Capability Demonstrations
Brittany Morreale, United States Air Force, Travis Bessell, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Mark Rutten, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Brian Cheung, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group
Automated Cloud Observation for Ground Telescope Optimization
Ben Lane, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Mark W. Jeffries Jr, ExoAnalytic Solutions, William Therien, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Hung Nguyen, ExoAnalytic Solutions

Keywords: SSA, Automation, Small Telescope, Big Data, Optimization

Automated Terrestrial EMI Emitter Detection, Classification, and Localization
Richard Stottler, Stottler Henke Associates Inc, James Ong, Stottler Henke Associates Inc, Chris Gioia, Stottler Henke Associates Inc, Chris Bowman, Data Fusion & Neural Networks, Apoorva Bhopale, Air Force Research Lab

Keywords: Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI), Terrestrial EMI, EMI detection and Identification, Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, Behavior Transition Network (BTN)

Automatic Satellite Telemetry Analysis for SSA using Artificial Intelligence Techniques
Richard Stottler, Stottler Henke Associates Inc, Jay Mao, Stottler Henke Associates Inc

Keywords: Automatic Satellite Telemetry Analysis, Deep Learning, Case-Based Reasoning (CBR), Behavior Transition Networks (BTNs), Satellite Anomalies, Artificial Intelligence

Automation of a Wave-Optics Simulation and Image Post-Processing Package on Riptide
Michael Werth, Boeing LTS, Jacob Lucas, Boeing LTS, Daniel Thompson, Boeing LTS, Michael Abercrombie, Boeing LTS, Richard Holmes, Boeing LTS, Michael Roggemann, Michigan Technological University

Keywords: Adaptive Optics, Imaging, Modeling, Supercomputer

Autonomous Orbit Propagation for GPS Equipped Cubesats
Gim J. Der, Der Astrodynamics, Andrew E. Kalman, Pumpkin, Inc

Keywords: Cubestas, autonomous orbit propagation

Autonomous Space Object Catalogue Construction and Upkeep Using Sensor Control Theory
Nicholas Moretti, Inovor Technologies, Mark Rutten, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Travis Bessell, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Brittany Morreale, United States Air Force

Keywords: Catalogue construction, sensor management, Space situational awareness

Boundaries on Range-Range Constrained Admissible Regions for Optical Space Surveillance
John A. Gaebler, Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences - University of Colorado Boulder, Penina Axelrad, Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences - University of Colorado Boulder, Paul W. Schumacher, Jr, Air Force Research Laboratory - Space Surveillance Systems Branch

Keywords: Range-Range, Hypothesis Regions, Admissible Regions, SSA, Situational Awareness, IOD, Initial Orbit Determination

Characterization of Hypervelocity Impact Debris from the DebriSat Tests
Paul M. Adams, The Aerospace Corporation, Patti M. Sheaffer, The Aerospace Corporation, Zachary Lingley, The Aerospace Corporation, Gouri Radhakrishnan, The Aerospace Corporation

Keywords: Hypervelocity impact, albedo, DebriSat

Characterizing GEO Titan IIIC Transtage Fragmentations Using Ground-based and Telescopic Measurements
Heather Cowardin, University of Texas-El Paso—Jacobs JETS Contract, NASA Johnson Space Center, Phillip Anz-Meador, Jacobs, NASA Johnson Space Center, Jacqueline A. Reyes, University of Texas-El Paso—Jacobs JETS Contract, NASA Johnson Space Center

Keywords: Spectroscopy, Titan Transtage, GEO fragmentation, laboratory measurements

Characterizing the Survey Strategy and Initial Orbit Determination Abilities of the NASA MCAT Telescope for Geosynchronous Orbital Debris Environmental Studies
James Frith, University of Texas El Paso, Jacobs JETS Contract, NASA Johnson Space Center, Ed Barker, LZ Technology, Inc, Heather Cowardin, University of Texas El Paso, Jacobs JETS Contract, NASA Johnson Space Center, Brent Buckalew, Jacobs, NASA Johnson Space Center, Phillip Anz-Meador, Jacobs, NASA Johnson Space Center, Susan Lederer, NASA Johnson Space Center

Keywords: Orbital Debris, GEO, orbit determination, Modeling, Survey

Cloud Services for Space Situational Awareness
Sarah Law, Raytheon, Jared Dorny, Raytheon, Jared Stallings, Raytheon, Jabari Loving, Raytheon

Keywords: SSA, ephemeris, scalable, distributed, data, repository

Combined SSA Sensor Tasking for Space-to-Space and Ground-to-Space
Alex Herz, Orbit Logic, Ella Herz, Orbit Logic, Kenneth Center, Orbit Logic, Josh Neel, Orbit Logic, Marc Simpson, Orbit Logic

Keywords: SSA, Sensor Tasking, Optimization, Custody, Search, Ground-based sensors, Space-based sensors, sensor modeling, multi-phenomenology sensor support

Comparison of Geosynchronous Satellites Spectral Signatures During Glint Season
Daniel Weisz, Department of Physics - U.S. Air Force Academy, Francis K. Chun, Department of Physics - U.S. Air Force Academy

Keywords: Slitless spectroscopy, GEO spectra

Conjunction Assessment for Commercial Satellite Constellations Using Commercial Radar Data Sources
Michael Nicolls, LeoLabs, Inc., Vivek Vittaldev, Planet Labs, Inc., Daniel Ceperley, LeoLabs, Inc., Joan Creus-Costa, Planet Labs, Inc., Cyrus Foster, Planet Labs, Inc., Nathan Griffith, LeoLabs, Inc., Ed Lu, LeoLabs, Inc., James Mason, Planet Labs, Inc., In-Kwan Park, LeoLabs, Inc., Chris Rosner, LeoLabs, Inc., Leon Stepan, Planet Labs, Inc.

Keywords: Conjunction assessment, cdm, orbital debris, radar

Daytime Sky Brightness Characterization for Persistent GEO SSA
Grant Thomas, Air Force Institute of Technology, Richard G. Cobb, Air Force Institute of Technology

Keywords: Daytime imaging, LEO, polarimetric, small telescope, long-wave infrared, ground-based SSA, non-resolved, thermal imaging

Debris Albedo from Laser Ablation in Low and High Vacuum: Comparisons to Hypervelocity Impact
Gouri Radhakrishnan, Space Materials Laboratory - The Aerospace Corporation, Paul M. Adams, Space Materials Laboratory - The Aerospace Corporation, Diana R. Alaan, Space Materials Laboratory - The Aerospace Corporation, Christopher J. Panetta, Space Materials Laboratory - The Aerospace Corporation

Keywords: Albedo of orbital debris, hypervelocity impact, laser ablation

Debris Attitude Motion Measurements and Modeling – Observation vs. Simulation
T. Lips, HTG - Hypersonic Technology Goettingen GmbH, R. Kanzler, HTG - Hypersonic Technology Goettingen GmbH, A, Breslau, HTG - Hypersonic Technology Goettingen GmbH, P. Kaerraeng, HTG - Hypersonic Technology Goettingen GmbH, J. Silha, AIUB - Astronomical Institute of the University of Bern, T. Schildknecht, AIUB - Astronomical Institute of the University of Bern, D. Kucharski, SERC - Space Environment Research Centre, G. Kirchner, IWF - Space Research Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, J. Rosebrock, FHR - Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques, D. Cerutti-Maori, FHR - Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques, H. Krag, ESA - European Space Agency

Keywords: Space debris, attitude determination, 6-DoF simulation

Debris Object Orbit Initialization Using the Probabilistic Admissible Region with Asynchronous Heterogeneous Observations
Waqar H. Zaidi, Applied Defense Solutions, Weston. R. Faber, Applied Defense Solutions, Islam. I. Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, Michael Mercurio, Applied Defense Solutions, Christopher W. T. Roscoe, Applied Defense Solutions, Matthew P. Wilkins, Applied Defense Solutions

Keywords: Data association, catalog correlation, information theory, type 1 errors, type 2 errors, sequential probability ratio test

Deep Space Wide Area Search Strategies
Michael Capps, Colorado State University, 1st LtJulian McCafferty, Air Force Maui Optical & Supercomputing Site (AMOS)

Keywords: SSA, autonomous, telescope, Maui, AMOS

Design and Commissioning of a Transportable Laser Ranging Station STAR-C
Leif Humbert, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Technical Physics, Thomas Hasenohr, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Technical Physics, Daniel Hampf, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Technical Physics, Wolfgang Riede, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Technical Physics

Keywords: LEO, space debris, orbital debris, Space Situational Awareness, SSA, laser ranging, ground station

Design and Efficiency Analysis of Operational Scenarios for Space Situational Awareness Radar System
Eun Jung Choi, Center for Space Situational Awareness - Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Sungki Cho, Center for Space Situational Awareness - Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Jung Hyun Jo, Center for Space Situational Awareness - Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Jang-Hyun Park, Center for Space Situational Awareness - Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Taejin Chung, Radar & Space Co., Ltd., Jaewoo Park, Radar & Space Co., Ltd., Hocheol Jeon, Radar & Space Co., Ltd., Ami Yun, Radar & Space Co., Ltd., Yonghui Lee, Radar & Space Co., Ltd.

Keywords: Space situational awareness, radar system, space hazards

Detection of Faint Companions in the Vicinity of Geostationary Satellites
Henrique R. Schmitt, Remote Sensing Division - Naval Research Laboratory, Sergio R. Restaino, Remote Sensing Division - Naval Research Laboratory, J. Thomas Armstrong, Remote Sensing Division - Naval Research Laboratory, Ellyn K. Baines, Remote Sensing Division - Naval Research Laboratory

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, Geostationary satellites, Optical Interferometry, Nearby Companions

Determining Type I and Type II Errors when Applying Information Theoretic Change Detection Metrics for Data Association and Space Situational Awareness
Matthew P. Wilkins, Applied Defense Solutions, Eamonn J. Moyer, Applied Defense Solutions, Islam I. Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, Paul W. Schumacher, Jr, Air Force Research Laboratory

Keywords: Uncorrelated Observations, Optical and Radar Observations, Space Situational Awareness, Probabilistic Admissible Region, Constrained Admissible Region, Orbital Debris

Development and Evaluation of New Methods for Estimating Albedo-area for Stable GEOs
Tamara E. Payne, Applied Optimization, Stephen A. Gregory, Applied Optimization, Anthony Dentamaro, Applied Optimization, Markus Ernst, Applied Optimization, Jeffrey Hollon, Applied Optimization, Adam Kruchten, Applied Optimization, Anil B. Chaudhary, Applied Optimization, Phan D. Dao, AFRL/RVBY

Keywords: Albedo-area, non-resolved object characterization, models, simulations

Distinguishing Active Box-Wing and Cylindrical Geostationary Satellites Using IR Photometry with NASA’s WISE Spacecraft
Chris H. Lee, Department of Astronomy - University of Michigan (UM), Patrick Seitzer, Department of Astronomy - University of Michigan (UM), Roc M. Cutri, Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC) - California Institute of Technology, Carl J. Grillmair, Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC) - California Institute of Technology, Thomas Schildknecht, Astronomical Institute at the University of Bern (AIUB), Jeremy J. Murray-Krezan, Space C2 Technologies Program - Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Donald Bédard, Department of Physics and Space Science - Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC)

Keywords: GEO, satellite, infrared, WISE

DVD-COOP: Innovative Conjunction Prediction Using Voronoi-filter based on the Dynamic Voronoi Diagram of 3D Spheres
Jehyun Cha, School of Mechanical Engineering - Hanyang University, Joonghyun Ryu, Molecular Geometry and Voronoi Diagram Research Center - Hanyang University, Mokwon Lee, School of Mechanical Engineering - Hanyang University, Chanyoung Song, School of Mechanical Engineering - Hanyang University, Youngsong Cho, Molecular Geometry and Voronoi Diagram Research Center - Hanyang University, Paul Schumacher, US Air Force Research Laboratory, Misoon Mah, US Air Force Research Laboratory, Deok-Soo Kim, School of Mechanical Engineering - Hanyang University and Molecular Geometry and Voronoi Diagram Research Center - Hanyang University

Keywords: Space situational awareness(SSA), Conjunction prediction, Voronoi diagram, High-performance computation, Algorithm

Dynamic Aperture Diversity
Stuart Jefferies, Georgia State University, Allister Knox, Georgia State University, Amar Dhada, Georgia State University, Caleb Abbott, Georgia State University, Douglas Hope, Hope Scientific Renaissance LLC

Keywords: Image restoration, aperture diversity,

Dynamics Observation of Space Objects Using Adaptive Optics Simulation and Light Curve Analysis
Kazufumi Watanabe, Kyushu University, Toshiya Hanada, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Kyushu University, Koki Fujita, Aerospace Engineering - Nippon Bunri University

Keywords: Light Curve, Adaptive Optics, Kalman Filter, Genetic Algorism, Optical Observation

Empirical Dynamic Data Driven Detection and Tracking Using Detectionless and Traditional FiSSt Methods
Shahzad Virani, Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Timothy S. Murphy, Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Marcus J. Holzinger, Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Brandon A. Jones, Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics - University of Texas at Austin

Keywords: SSA, Detectionless Tracking, Data-Driven, FiSSt, Multi-Bernoulli, Real-time

ESA’s SSA Programme: Activities in Space Surveillance and Tracking
Tim Flohrer, ESA Space Debris Office and support to the Space Situational Awareness Programme Office, ESA/ESOC, Holger Krag, ESA Space Debris Office and support to the Space Situational Awareness Programme Office, ESA/ESOC

Keywords: SSA, Space Surveillance,

Evaluating Options for Civil Space Situational Awareness (SSA)
Bhavya Lal, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute, Sara A. Carioscia, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute

Keywords: SSA, STM, civil SSA, commercial SSA, commercial space

Event-based Sensing for Space Situational Awareness
Gregory Cohen, The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behavior and Development - Western Sydney University, Saeed Afshar, The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behavior and Development - Western Sydney University, André van Schaik, The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behavior and Development - Western Sydney University, Andrew Wabnitz, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Travis Bessell, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Mark Rutten, National Security and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division - Defence Science and Technology Group, Brittany Morreale, United States Air Force

Keywords: SSA, Event-based camera, Daytime operations, Silicon retinas

Ever Wonder What’s in Molniya? We do.
John T. McGraw, J.T. McGraw and Associates LLC and University of New Mexico, Peter C. Zimmer, J.T, McGraw and Associates LLC, Mark R. Ackermann, J.T. McGraw and Associates LLC

Keywords: Optical telescope, Molniya, MEO, HEO, blind, SSA

Evolution in High Spatial Resolution Imaging of Faint, Complex Objects
Gerard van Belle, Lowell Observatory

Keywords: Optical Interferometry, Aperture Synthesis

Exhaustive Strategy for Optical Survey of Geosynchronous Region using TAROT Telescopes
Pascal Richard, CNES, Carlos Yanez, CNES, Vincent Morand, CNES, Agnès Verzeni, CAP GEMINI, Michel Boer, ARTEMIS (UCA – CNRS – OCA), Alain Klotz, IRAP (CNRS – UPS)

Keywords: Space surveillance, autonomous telescope, telescopes network

Exploiting Orbital Data and Observation Campaigns to Improve Space Debris Models
Vitali Braun, IMS Space Consultancy at Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC, Andr´e Horstmann, Institute of Space Systems - TU Braunschweig, Benedikt Reihs, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC, Stijn Lemmens, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC, Klaus Merz, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC, Holger Krag, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC

Keywords: Space debris, mitigation, DRAMA, MASTER

FBK Optical Data Association in a Multi-Hypothesis Framework with Maneuvers
W. R. Faber, Applied Defense Solutions, Islam I. Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, John T. Kent, University of Leeds, Shambo Bhattacharjee, University of Leeds, Moriba K. Jah, University of Texas at Austin

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, Breakup, Debris, Multiple Space Object Tracking

Fuel Optimal, Finite Thrust Guidance Methods to Circumnavigate with Lighting Constraints
Eric R. Prince, Air Force Institute of Technology, Ryan W. Carr, Air Force Institute of Technology, Richard G. Cobb, Air Force Institute of Technology

Keywords: GEO SSA, space-based assets, optimal control, optimization, relative satellite motion, formation flying, proximity operations, astrodynamics

Generalized Minimum-Time Follow-up Approaches Applied to Tasking Electro-Optical Sensor Tasking
Timothy S. Murphy, The Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Marcus J. Holzinger, The Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology

Keywords: Astrodynamics, UCT, Follow up, Telescope, Tasking

GEO Optical Data Association with Concurrent Metric and Photometric Information
Phan Dao, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dave Monet, United States Naval Observatory

Keywords: Photometric, astrometric, GEO, cross-tags

Geosynchronous Patrol Orbit for Space Situational Awareness
Blair Thompson, Applied Defense Solutions, Thomas Kelecy, Applied Defense Solutions, Thomas Kubancik, Applied Defense Solutions, Tim Flora, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Michael Chylla, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Debra Rose, Sierra Nevada Corporation

Keywords: Geosynchronous, orbit architecture, space surveillance

Harnessing Orbital Debris to Sense the Space Environment
Shaylah Mutschler, University of Colorado Boulder, Penina Axelrad, University of Colorado Boulder, Tomoko Matsuo, University of Colorado, Boulder

Keywords: Space Debris, SSA, LEO, Space Weather, Atmospheric Drag

High Resolution SSA Imaging Using Carbon Fiber Telescopes
Ryan Swindle, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL/RDSM), Douglas Hope, Hart Scientific Consulting International, Michael Hart, Hart Scientific Consulting International, Stuart Jefferies, Georgia State University

Keywords: Image Restoration, Optical Systems, Imaging

High-Altitude Airborne Platform Characterisation of Adaptive Optic Corrected Ground Based Laser
F. Bennet, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC) Limited, M. Petkovic, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC) Limited, B. Sheard, Space Environment Research Centre (SERC) Limited and EOS Space Systems, Ben Greene, Space Environment Research Centre (SERC) Limited and EOS Space Systems

Keywords: Adaptive optics, high altitude airborne platform

High-Fidelity Imaging Using Compact Multi-Frame Blind Deconvolution
Stuart Jefferies, Georgia State University, Douglas Hope, Hope Scientific Renaissance LLC, Cody Smith, Georgia State University

Keywords: Blind deconvolution, high-resolution imaging, image restoration,

Hyperspectral Measurements of Space Objects with a Small Format Sensor System
Dr. Robert Crow, Sensing Strategies Inc., Dr. Kathy Crow, Sensing Strategies Inc., Dr. Richard Preston, Sensing Strategies Inc, Dr. Elizabeth Beecher, AFRL/RYMT

Keywords: SSA, hyperspectral, satellite characterization

Image Reconstruction from Data Collected with an Imaging Interferometer
Zachary J. DeSantis, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Sam T. Thurman, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Troy T. Hix, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Chad E. Ogden, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company

Keywords: Image Reconstruction, Imaging Interferomery

Image Registration Using Single Cluster PHD Methods
Mark Campbell, School of Engineering and Physical Sciences - Heriot-Watt University, Isabel Schlangen, School of Engineering and Physical Sciences - Heriot-Watt University, Emmanuel Delande, School of Engineering and Physical Sciences - Heriot-Watt University, and Daniel Clark, Telecom SudParis - Institut Mines-Telecom

Keywords: Orbit determination, target tracking

Image Restoration from Limited Data
Douglas Hope, Hart Scientific Consulting International, Michael Hart, Hart Scientific Consulting International, T. Ryan Swindle, Air Force Research Laboratory, Stuart M. Jefferies, Georgia State University

Keywords: Imaging, Image Restoration

Imaging Through Turbulence: A Light-Field Approach
Jeremy Bos, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering - Michigan Technological University

Keywords: Imaging through turbulence, light-field imaging, anisoplanatism, extreme anisoplanatism, daylight imaging

Improved Anomaly Detection using Integrated Supervised and Unsupervised Processing
Bobby Hunt, Integrity Applications Incorporated - Pacific Defense Solutions, David G. Sheppard, Integrity Applications Incorporated - Pacific Defense Solutions, Charles J. Wetterer, Integrity Applications Incorporated - Pacific Defense Solutions

Keywords: Non-resolved satellite SSA, feature identification

Improved Orbit Determination of LEO CubeSats: Project LEDsat
James Cutler, Department of Aerospace Engineering - University of Michigan, Patrick Seitzer, Department of Astronomy - University of Michigan, Chris H. Lee, Department of Astronomy - University of Michigan, Peter Washabaugh, Department of Aerospace Engineering - University of Michigan, Srinagesh Sharma, Department of Aerospace Engineering - University of Michigan, Robert Gitten, Department of Aerospace Engineering - University of Michigan, Fabrizio Piergentili, Fabio Santoni, Sapienza University of Rome, Tommaso Cardona, Sapienza University of Rome, Giammarco Cialone, Sapienza University of Rome, Lorenzo Frezza, Sapienza University of Rome, Andrea Gianfermo, Sapienza University of Rome, Paolo Marzioli, Sapienza University of Rome, Sylvia Masillo, Sapienza University of Rome, Alice Pellegrino, Sapienza University of Rome, Thomas Schildknecht, University of Bern, Donald Bedard, Royal Military College of Canada, Heather Cowardin, University of Texas-El Paso, Jacobs/Jets

Keywords: CubeSats, orbit determination, optical tracking

Integrating Machine Learning into Space Operations
Kevin G. Kelly, United States Air Force

Keywords: Machine learning, anomaly detection, deep learning

Investigating Metrics Based on Phase Variance for Atmospheric Turbulence Effects on a 10km Laser Beam Propagation Path
Diego A. Lozano Jimenez, Department of Mechanical Engineering - University of Texas at El Paso, Dr. Vinod Kumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering - University of Texas at El Paso, Dr. V.S. Rao Gudimetla, Air Force Research Laboratory

Keywords: Deep turbulence, Laser Prorogation, Phase screen, Fractal dimension, Intermittent

Larger Optics and Improved Calibration Techniques for Small Satellite Observations with the ERAU OSCOM System
Sergei Bilardi, Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab - Center for Space and Atmospheric Research and Department of Physical Sciences - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Aroh Barjatya, Space and Atmospheric Instrumentation Lab - Center for Space and Atmospheric Research and Department of Physical Sciences - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Forrest Gasdia, Ann and H.J. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences - University of Colorado Boulder

Keywords: Commercial-off-the-shelf, photometry, unresolved object characterization

LauncherOne: Virgin Orbit’s Dedicated Launch Vehicle for Small Satellites & Impact to the Space Enterprise Vision
Mandy Vaughn, VOX Space, Jeff Kwong, VOX Space, Will Pomerantz, Virgin Orbit

Keywords: Space situational awareness, space-based space surveillance, small satellites, commercial space

Limits of Machine Learning Approach on Improving Orbit Prediction Accuracy using Support Vector Machine
Hao Peng, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Xiaoli Bai, Rutgers, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, Orbit Prediction, Machine Learning

Looking Down Through the Clouds – Optical Attenuation through Real-Time Clouds
Jarred Burley, Air Force Institute of Technology, Andrew Lazarewicz, Air Force Technical Applications Center, Devin Dean, Air Force Technical Applications Center, Nicholas Heath, Air Force Technical Applications Center

Keywords: Optical atmospheric attenuation clouds

Medium and Small Aperture Speckle Interferometry for Geostationary On-Orbit-Servicing Space Surveillance
Robert (Lauchie) Scott, PhD, P.Eng, Defence R&D Canada Ottawa

Keywords: On Orbit Servicing, Proximity operations, Closely spaced objects

Modular Mount Control System for Telescopes
John Mooney, The Boeing Company, Richard Cleis, The Boeing Company, Trent Kyono, The Boeing Company, Matthew Edwards, The Boeing Company,

Keywords: Mount control, small telescope control system

NASA’s Optical Program on Ascension Island: Bringing MCAT to Life as the Eugene Stansbery-Meter Class Autonomous Telescope (ES-MCAT)
S. M. Lederer, NASA Johnson Space Center - Orbital Debris Program Office, P. Hickson, University of British Columbia/Euclid Research, H. M. Cowardin, University of Texas El Paso, Jacobs JETS, B. Buckalew, JETS/Jacobs, J. Frith, University of Texas El Paso, Jacobs JETS, R. Alliss, Northrop Grumman Corp

Keywords: Orbital Debris, Optical Telescopes, Autonomous

Network Enabled – Unresolved Residual Analysis and Learning (NEURAL)
Dwight Temple, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Mark Poole, Nou-systems, Matt Camp, SAIC

Keywords: Machine learning space orbit prediction perturbation neural network residual error

Non-traditional Sensor Tasking for SSA: A Case Study
Alex Herz, Orbit Logic, Ella Herz, Orbit Logic, Kenneth Center, Orbit Logic, Isabel Martinez, Orbit Logic, Nick Favero, Orbit Logic, Clinton Clark, ExoAnalytic, William Therien, ExoAnalytic, Mark Jeffries, ExoAnalytic

Keywords: SSA, Sensor Integration, Multi-phenomenology, architectures, planning, scheduling

Optical In-Situ Monitor – A Step towards European Space-Based Debris Observations
Jens Utzmann, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Luis Ferreira, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Gerard Vives, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Lionel Métrailler, AIUB, Nicolas Lièvre, Micos Engineering GmbH, Tim Flohrer, ESA-ESOC

Keywords: Space-based optical debris monitoring, SSA, Space Debris, Small LEO Debris, GEO surveillance

Optical Initial Orbit Determination Using Polynomial Chaos Surrogate Functions
Daniel P. Lubey, The Aerospace Corporation, Hemanshu Patel, The Aerospace Corporation

Keywords: Initial Orbit Determination, Polynomial Chaos

Orbital Resonances in the Vinti Solution
Laura Duffy Zurita, Air Force Institute of Technology, Air Force Research Labs

Keywords: Astrodynamics, Orbital Resonance, Vinti Solution

Passive Optical Link Budget for LEO Space Surveillance
Paul Wagner, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Thomas Hasenohr, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Daniel Hampf, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Fabian Sproll, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Leif Humbert, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Jens Rodmann, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics, Wolfgang Riede, German Aerospace Center - Institute of Technical Physics

Keywords: LEO, space debris, orbital debris, staring camera, space situational awareness, SSA, wide-field optical space surveillance, laser ranging

Performance of Optimized Scheduled Follow-up Observations for Geosynchronous Space Objects Using Different Genetic Algorithms
Andreas Hinze, DLR/GSOC, Hauke Fiedler, DLR/GSOC, Thomas Schildknecht, Astronomical Institute - University of Bern

Keywords: Scheduling, genetic algorithm, space debris

Photometric and Other Analyses of Energetic Events Related to 2017 GEO RSO Anomalies
Phillip Cunio, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Michael Bantel, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Brien R. Flewelling, ExoAnalytic Solutions, William Therien, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Mark W. Jeffries, Jr., ExoAnalytic Solutions, Monica Montoya, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Rhett Butler, ExoAnalytic Solutions, Douglas Hendrix, ExoAnalytic Solutions

Keywords: Orbit determination, long-duration orbit propagation, photometrics, defunct satellites, space traffic management

Plasma Spectroscopy CubeSat: A Demonstration of On-Orbit Electric Propulsion System Diagnostics
Jennifer Hudson, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering - Western Michigan University, Kristina Lemmer, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering - Western Michigan University

Keywords: Plasma diagnostics, electric propulsion, CubeSat

Precision Tracking of Decimeter Targets at GEO Distances using the Magdalena Ridge Observatory 2.4-meter Telescope
William Ryan, Magdalena Ridge Observatory - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Eileen Ryan, Magdalena Ridge Observatory - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Keywords: Space situational awareness, GEO-satellites, cubesats

Prediction Accuracy Analysis from Orbital Elements Generated for a New Space Object Catalogue
James Bennett, Space Environment Research Centre Limited, Michael Lachut, Space Environment Research Centre Limited, Ben Greene, Space Environment Research Centre Limited, Steve Gehly, SPACE Research Centre - RMIT University, David Kooymans, SPACE Research Centre - RMIT University, James Allworth, SPACE Research Centre - RMIT University, Alex Pollard, SPACE Research Centre - RMIT University, Craig Smith, SPACE Research Centre - RMIT University

Keywords: Debris, orbit prediction, optical tracking, laser tracking, catalogue

Preliminary CubeSat Design for Laser Remote Maneuver of Space Debris at the Space Environment Research Centre
Jefferson Dixon, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, John DiPrete, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Jacquilyn Green, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Christopher Healy, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, William Underwood, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Isaac Wittenstein, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Liam Smith, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Advanced Technology Center, Kathryn A. Wingate, George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology, Marcus J. Holzinger, Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering - Georgia Institute of Technology

Keywords: Space Debris, SERC, Laser Maneuver, SSA, Lockheed Martin

Probabilistic Analysis of Light Curves
Islam I. Hussein, Applied Defense Solutions, Thomas Kelecy, Applied Defense Solutions, Kyle Miller, Applied Defense Solutions, Matthew Wilkins, Applied Defense Solutions, Chris Roscoe, Applied Defense Solutions, Mark Bolden, Applied Defense Solutions

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, Fisher-Bingham-Kent, Data Association, Maneuver, Multiple Hypotheses, Space Object Tracking

Publicly Available Geosynchronous (GEO) Space Object Catalog for Future Space Situational Awareness (SSA) Studies
Darin C. Koblick, California State University Long Beach and Claremont Graduate University, Praveen Shankar, California State University Long Beach, Shujing Xu, University of California San Diego

Keywords: GEO, SSA, Satellite Catalog, 2050, Projection, Modeling and Simulation

QuadCam – A Quadruple Polarimetric Camera for Space Situational Awareness
Jovan Skuljan, Defence Technology Agency

Keywords: Polarimetric signatures, space situational awareness

Quantum Theory of Three-Dimensional Superresolution Using Rotating-PSF Imagery
Sudhakar Prasad, Department of Physics and Astronomy - University of New Mexico, Zhixian Yu, Department of Physics and Astronomy - University of New Mexico,

Keywords: 3D superresolution, quantum Fisher information, Cramer-Rao bound, rotating-PSF imaging, space surveillance

Rapid Characterization of Geosynchronous Space Debris with 5-color Near-IR Photometry
Dr. Eric C. Pearce, Steward Observatory - University of Arizona, Dr. H. Alyson Ford, Steward Observatory - University of Arizona, Dr. Thomas Schildknecht, Astronomical Institute - University of Bern, Dr. Vishnu Reddy, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory - University of Arizona, Adam D. Block, Steward Observatory - University of Arizona, Kris Rockowitz, Steward Observatory - University of Arizona

Keywords: Space debris, Near-IR, SWIR, spectrophotometry, UKIRT, rapid characterization, discrimination

Recent Developments in Shadow Imaging
David G. Sheppard, Integrity Applications Incorporated, Dennis M. Douglas, Integrity Applications Incorporated, Bobby R. Hunt, Integrity Applications Incorporated, Ariel Todoki, Integrity Applications Incorporated,

Keywords: Shadow imaging, GEO satellites, unconventional imaging

Reconciling Space Object Observed and Solar Pressure Albedo-Areas Via Astrometric and Photometric Data Fusion
Moriba K. Jah, Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin, Vishnuu Mallik, The University of Texas at Austin

Keywords: Resident Space Object, Space Object Characterization, Space Debris, SSA, GEO

Relative Orbit Determination of Multiple Satellites Using Double Differenced Measurements
Jeroen L. Geeraert, Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research - University of Colorado, Jay W. McMahon, Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research - University of Colorado

Keywords: Relative Orbit Determination, Geostationary Satellites

Remote Acoustic Imaging of Geosynchronous Satellites
Zachary Watson, College of Optical Sciences - University of Arizona and Hart Scientific Consulting International LLC, Michael Hart, Hart Scientific Consulting International LLC

Keywords: Acoustic Imaging, Non-Resolved Object Characterization, Geo-satellite characterization

Research to Operations Transition of an Auroral Specification and Forecast Model
James Jones, Northrop Grumman, Sean Sanders, Northrop Grumman, Bryan Davis, Air Force Space Command, Space and Missile Systems Center, Remote Sensing Systems Directorate, Cecilia Hedrick, ATECH, Elizabeth J. Mitchell, Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory, Jeffery M. Cox, The Aerospace Corporation

Keywords: Aurora, magnetosphere, radar, clutter, UHF, research, operations, transition, agile

Rotation State Evolution of Retired Geosynchronous Satellites
Conor J. Benson, University of Colorado Bouder, Daniel J. Scheeres, University of Colorado Bouder, William H. Ryan, Magdalena Ridge Observatory - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Eileen V. Ryan, Magdalena Ridge Observatory - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Nicholas Moskovitz, Lowell Observatory

Keywords: Retired goesynchronous satellites, light curves, tumbling rotation states

Satellite and Debris Characterisation in LEO and GEO Using Adaptive Optics
M. Copeland, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited), F. Bennet, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited), F. Rigaut, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited), C. d’Orgeville, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited), V. Korkiakoski, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - Australian National University and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited), C. Smith, EOS Space Systems Pty Ltd and Space Environment Research Centre (SERC Limited)

Keywords: Adaptive Optics, Imaging, Characterisation

Satellite Articulation Characterization from an Image Trajectory Matrix Using Optimization
David H. Curtis, Air Force Institute of Technology, Richard G. Cobb, Air Force Institute of Technology

Keywords: Satellite inspection, inspection route evaluation, computer vision, satellite articulation, satellite characterization

Satellite Characterization Data Collection and Analysis
David Richmond, Lockheed Martin, Jeff Brennan, Lockheed Martin

Keywords: Satellite Characterization, SSA, Data Fusion

Sensor Tasking for Detection and Custody of HAMR Objects
Carolin Frueh, School of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Purdue University, Smriti Nandan Paul - School of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Purdue University, Hauke Fiedler, German Space Operations Center (GSOC) and Deutsches Zentrum f¨ur Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR, German Aerospace Center)

Keywords: Sensor tasking, SSA, Space Traffic Managment, SMARTnet

Shape and Orbit Estimation Technique for Space Debris Observation Using the Middle and Upper Atmosphere Radar (MU Radar)
Naruomi Ikeda, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University, Taiga Nishimura, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University, Taiki Iwahori, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University, Mamoru Yamamoto, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University, Hiroyuki Hashiguchi, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University, Hiroshi Yamakawa, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) - Kyoto University

Keywords: Space Debris, Atmosphere Radar, Signal Processing

Short-Arc Orbit Determination Results and Space Debris Test Observation of the OWL-Net
Jin Choi, University of Science and Technolog (UST) and Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Jung Hyun Jo, University of Science and Technolog (UST) and Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), Hong-Suh Yim, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI)

Keywords: OWL-Net, orbit estimation, space debris

Simulations for Improved Imaging of Faint Objects at Maui Space Surveillance Site
Richard Holmes, Boeing LTS, Michael Roggemann, Michigan Technological University, Michael Werth, Boeing LTS, Jacob Lucas, Boeing LTS, Daniel Thompson, Boeing LTS

Keywords: Adaptive Optics, Imaging, Dim object identification

Single Photon Counting Large Format Imaging Sensors with High Spatial and Temporal Resolution
Oswald H. W. Siegmund, Space Sciences Laboratory - U.C. Berkeley, Camden Ertley, Space Sciences Laboratory - U.C. Berkeley, John V. Vallerga, Space Sciences Laboratory - U.C. Berkeley, Till Cremer, Incom Inc., Chris A. Craven, Incom Inc., Alexey Lyashenko, Incom Inc., Michael J. Minot

Keywords: High time resolution, photon counting, imaging, sensors, microchannel plate, photon counting, timing

Sohbrit: Autonomous COTS System for Satellite Characterization
Nicholas Blazier, Sandia National Laboratories, Samuel Tarin, Sandia National Laboratories, Mitchell Wells, Sandia National Laboratories, Nathanael Brown, Sandia National Laboratories, Prabal Nandy, Sandia National Laboratories, Drew Woodbury, Sandia National Laboratories

Keywords: Autonomous telescope, geosynchronous characterization, sohbrit

Space Object Classification Using Fused Features of Time Series Data
Bin Jia, Inteeligent Fusion Technology Inc, Khanh D. Pham, Air Force Research Lab, Erick Blasch, Air Force Research Lab, Dan Shen, Intelligent Fusion Technology Inc., Zhonghai Wang, Intelligent Fusion Technology Inc., Genshe Chen, Intelligent Fusion Technology Inc.,

Keywords: Space Object Classification; Light curve; Energy; Clustering; Support Vector Machine, Information Fusion.

Space Objects Maneuvering Detection and Prediction via Inverse Reinforcement Learning
Richard Linares, University of Minnesota, Roberto Furfaro, University of Arizona

Keywords: Maneuver detection, Reinforcement Learning, Machine Learning

Space Warfighting Construct: Prototyping
Col. Russell F. Teehan, Air Force Research Laboratory, Col. John S. Anttonen, AF Space & Missile Systems Center, Joy M. Stein, Air Force Research Laboratory, Jaime A. Stearns, Air Force Research Laboratory

Keywords: Prototyping, Space Situational Awareness

Space Weathering Experiments on Spacecraft Materials
D. P. Engelhart, National Research Council - Air Force Research Laboratory, R. Cooper, Space Vehicles Directorate - Air Force Research Laboratory, H. Cowardin, University of Texas-El Paso-Jacobs JETS Contract, NASA Johnson Space Center, J. Maxwell, Department of Aerospace Engineering - University of Colorado-Boulder, E. Plis, Assurance Technology Corp., D. Ferguson, Space Vehicles Directorate - Air Force Research Laboratory, D. Barton, Space Vehicles Directorate - Air Force Research Laboratory, S. Schiefer, Space Vehicles Directorate - Air Force Research Laboratory, R. Hoffmann, Space Vehicles Directorate - Air Force Research Laboratory

Keywords: Material, space weather, optical signitures

Spectroscopic Characterization of GEO Satellites with Gunma LOW Resolution Spectrograph
Takao Endo, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Information Technology R&D Center, Hitomi Ono, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Information Technology R&D Center, Mana Hosokawa, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Information Technology R&D Center, Toshiyuki Ando, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Information Technology R&D Center, Takashi Takanezawa, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Communication Systems Center, Osamu Hashimoto, Gunma Astronomical Observatory

Keywords: Space Situational Awareness, GEO, Satellite, characterization, Non-resolved Object, Spectroscopy, Ground-base observation

Stereo–SCIDAR System for Improvement of Adaptive Optics Space Debris-tracking Activities
Elliott Thorn, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Visa Korkiakoski, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Doris Grosse, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Francis Bennet, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Francois Rigaut, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Celine d'Orgeville, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Josephine Munro, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics - The Australian National University, Craig Smith, Electro Optic Systems (EOS)

Keywords: SCIDAR, atmospheric turbulence, scintillation, space situational awareness

Strengthening the Bridge between Academia and Operations for Orbital Debris Risk Mitigation
Mark Vincent, Raytheon

Keywords: Pc with Mean elements, correlated orbital elements

TC4 Observing Campaign: An Operational Test of NASA Planetary Defense Network
Vishnu Reddy, Lunar and Planetary Lab - University of Arizona, Michael S. Kelley, NASA Headquarters, Rob R. Landis, NASA Johnson Space Center

Keywords: Planetary Defense, Near-Earth Objects, Characterization

Technical Description of a Novel Sensor Network Architecture and Results of Radar and Optical Sensors contributing to a UK Cueing Experiment
Darcy Ladd, Science and Technology Facilities Council, Richard Reeves, Science and Technology Facilities Council, Emal Rumi, Science and Technology Facilities Council, Mike Trethewey, Control Loop Concepts Limited, Mark Fortescue, Control Loop Concepts Limited, Graham Appleby, NERC Space Geodesy Facility, Matt Wilkinson, NERC Space Geodesy Facility, Rob Sherwood, NERC Space Geodesy Facility, Andy Ash, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, Craig Cooper, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, Paul Rayfield, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

Keywords: Radar, optical, network, cueing

Testbed Experiment for SPIDER: A Photonic Integrated Circuit-based Interferometric imaging system
Katherine Badham, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Alan Duncan, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Richard L. Kendrick, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Danielle Wuchenich, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Chad Ogden, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Guy Chriqui, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center, Samuel T. Thurman, Lockheed Martin Coherent Technologies, Tiehui Su, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis, Weicheng Lai, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis, Jaeyi Chun, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis, Siwei Li, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis, Guangyao Liu, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis, S. J. B. Yoo, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering - UC Davis

Keywords: Interferometric imaging, photonic integrated circuits, computational imaging, space telescopes

The Role of Impacts and Momentum Transfer for the Evolution of Envisat’s Attitude State
Thomas Schildknecht, Astronomical Institute University of Bern, Jiri Silha, Astronomical Institute University of Bern, Holger Krag, Space Debris Office - ESA/ESOC

Keywords: Attitude modeling, space debris

The Solaris-Panoptes Global Network of Robotic Telescopes and the Borowiec Satellite Laser Ranging System for SST: A Progress Report
Maciej Konacki, Baltic Institute of Technology, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences, Pawe? Lejba, Space Research Center - Polish Academy of Sciences, Piotr Sybilski, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences and Sybilla Technologies, Rafa? Paw?aszek, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences and Sybilla Technologies, Stanis?aw Koz?owski, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences and Cillium Engineering, Tomasz Suchodolski, Space Research Center - Polish Academy of Sciences, Mariusz S?onina, Sybilla Technologies, Micha? Litwicki, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences and Cillium Engineering, Agnieszka Sybilska, Baltic Institute of Technology and Sybilla Technologies, Beata Rogowska, Baltic Institute of Technology, Ulrich Kolb, School of Physical Sciences - The Open University, Vadim Burwitz, Max-Planck-Institut für Extraterrestrische Physik, Johannes Baader, Baader Planetarium GmbH, Paul Groot, Department of Astrophysics/IMAPP - Radboud University, Steven Bloemen, Department of Astrophysics/IMAPP - Radboud University and NOVA Optical InfraRed Instrumentation Group, Milena Ratajczak, Institute of Astronomy, Wroc?aw University, Krzysztof He?miniak, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center - Polish Academy of Sciences, Rafa? Borek, Inspectorate for Implementation of Innovative Defense Technologies - Ministry of Defense, Pawe? Chodosiewicz, Polish Space Agency - Defense Projects, Arkadiusz Chimicz, Polish Space Agency - Defense Projects

Keywords: Robotic telescopes, laser ranging, software for SST

The Ultimate Big Data Enterprise Initiative: Defining Functional Capabilities for an International Information System (IIS) for Orbital Space Data (OSD)
Robert Raygan, Integrity Applications Incorporated

Keywords: Orbital Space Data (OSD), International Information System (IIS), big data, space situational awareness, enterprise, agile, IT service management, space object conjunction,

Towards Routine Uncued Surveillance of Small Objects at and near Geostationary Orbit with Small Telescopes
Peter Zimmer, J.T. McGraw and Associates LLC, John T. McGraw, J.T. McGraw and Associates LLC, Mark R. Ackermann, J.T. McGraw and Associates LLC

Keywords: SSA, telescope, optical, GEO, GPU, CMOS

Training the Next Generation in Space Situational Awareness Research
Damon Colpo, College of Optical Sciences - University of Arizona, Vishnu Reddy, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory - University of Arizona, Sameep Arora, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering - University of Arizona, Scott Tucker, Starizona, Lindsie Jeffries, Biomechanical Engineering - University of Arizona, Doug May, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering - University of Arizona, Ryan Bronson, College of Optical Sciences - University of Arizona, Evelyn Hunten, Electrical and Computer Engineering - University of Arizona

Keywords: Education, Telescope, Instrumentation

Uninformative Prior Multiple Target Tracking Using Evidential Particle Filters
Johnny L. Worthy III, Georgia Institute of Technology, Marcus J. Holzinger, Georgia Institute of Technology,

Keywords: Admissible Region, Multi-Target Tracking, Dempster-Shafer, Satellite Clusters

Using Asteroids and their Moons for Closely Spaced Object Studies
Jack Drummond, Leidos and Air Force Research Laboratory - Directed Energy Directorate, RDS, Odell Reynolds, Air Force Research Laboratory - Directed Energy Directorate, RDS, Miles Buckman, Air Force Research Laboratory, Directed Energy Directorate, RDS, Mark Eickhoff, Boeing and Air Force Research Laboratory - Directed Energy Directorate, RDS, Lee Kann, Air Force Research Laboratory - Directed Energy Directorate, RDS

Keywords: adaptive optics, starfire

Utilizing Cubesatellites for Characterization of the AN/FSY-3 Space Fence System and Other Sensors
Michael G. Koltiska, United States Air Force, Brandon Pierce, United States Air Force Academy, Carlos Maldonado, Space Physics and Atmospheric Research Center - USAFA, Trey Quiller, Space Physics and Atmospheric Research Center - USAFA, Matthew McHarg, Space Physics and Atmospheric Research Center - USAFA, Bruce Bishop, Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center Detachment 4

Keywords: Space Fence, Cubesatellite, Phased-Array Radar, Optical Sensor, Calibration Satellite, Operational Testing

WENESSA, Wide Eye-Narrow Eye Space Simulation fo Situational Awareness
Ouail Albarait, Air Force Research Laboratory –Directed Energy Directorate, Don M. Payne, Air Force Research Laboratory –Directed Energy Directorate, Paul D. LeVan, Air Force Research Laboratory –Directed Energy Directorate, Khanh K. Luu, Air Force Research Laboratory –Directed Energy Directorate, Earl Spillar, Air Force Research Laboratory –Directed Energy Directorate, Wes Freiwald, Integrity Applications Inc, Kris Hamada, Integrity Applications Inc, Jeff Houchard, Integrity Applications Inc





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Track names assigned according to the track/sessions used per year and reflect the evolution of topics over the years

  • Adaptive Optics
  • Adaptive Optics & Imaging
  • Astrodynamics
  • Atmospherics/Space Weather
  • Cislunar SDA
  • Cislunar SSA
  • Conjunction Assessment
  • Conjunction/RPO
  • Daylight Imaging
  • Dynamic Tasking
  • Faint Object Detection
  • Featured
  • Instrumentation & Optical Surveillance
  • International Programs
  • Machine Learning Applications of SSA
  • Machine Learning for SDA Applications
  • Machine Learning for SSA Applications
  • Non-Resolved Object Characterization
  • Optical Systems
  • Optical Systems & Instrumentation
  • Orbital Debris
  • Poster
  • Satellite Characterization
  • SDA Systems & Instrumentation
  • Sensor Processing
  • Space Debris
  • Space Domain Awareness
  • Space Situational Awareness
  • Space Systems
  • Space-Based Assets
  • SSA Algorithms
  • SSA/SDA
  • Tasking

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