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1 International Planetary Probe Workshop Presentation to VEXAG Jim Cutts David Atkinson Bernard Bienstock Sushil Atreya November
2 Topics International Planetary Probe Workshop - Goals Fifth International Planetary Probe Workshop (IPPW-5) Held in Bordeaux, France, June 23-29, 2007 Sixth International Planetary Probe Workshop (IPPW-6) Will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, June 21-27, 2008
3 International Planetary Probe Workshop - Goals To Review the state-of-the-art in science, mission design, engineering implementation and technology for the in situ robotic exploration of planets and satellites with atmospheres To Share ideas, mission opportunities, and emerging technologies to enable future mission success To Serve as a forum for discussions on innovative methodologies and techniques for future probe missions To Involve young scientists and engineers in the field of entry, descent and flight in planetary atmospheres in an opportunity to learn from experienced researchers and practitioners To Foster international collaboration among the communities of scientists, engineers, and mission designers interested in planetary probes.
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5 IPPW-5 Overview Held in Bordeaux, France 23 June 29 June June: Short Course Controlled Entry And Descent Into Planetary Atmospheres June: Workshop 9 sessions and posters Attended by 200 scientists, engineers, students and policy makers NASA centers and US industries ESA and European industries Research facilities throughout the world Educators and students from 8 US universities 9 universities in Europe and Asia
6 Short Course: Controlled Entry And Descent Into Planetary Atmospheres Day One - Lectures 1 Introduction 2 Separation and Arrival 3 Reference Atmospheres and Their Use 4 The Entry Phase 5 Impact of Atmospheric Composition on Science and Engineering 6 Impact of Atmospheric Electricity on Probes 7 Descent 8 Communications and Tracking Day One Four Parallal Case Studies 1 Venus Lead: Tibor Balint (JPL) and Colin Wilson (Oxford) 2. Mars Lead: Kim Reh (JPL) and Craig Peterson (JPL) 3. Titan Lead: Ralph Lorenz (JHU APL) 4. Saturn Lead: Tom Spilker (JPL)
7 IPPW-5 Sessions No I II III IV V Topic Current Outlook Mission Concept Studies, and Science Drivers of Technology and Sample Return - Venus and Mars Entry, Descent and Landing Concepts for Current and Future Missions Beyond Earth Technology Systems, Electronics, Instruments and Sensors, Communications and Batteries Mission Concept Studies and Science Drivers ff Technology - Giant Planets and Titan VI VII VIII Entry, Descent, and Landing Technologies for Planetary Missions Emerging, Enabling, and Extreme Environment Technologies; Cross-Cutting Technologies Earth Entry, Descent and Landing for Sample Return and Crewed Missions IX Future Outlook
8 IPPW-5 Highlights International Collaboration NASA s planetary science program Overview Jim Green Mars Program Doug McCuistion ESA Cosmic Vision program Overview Michel Blanc TANDEM (Titan and Enceladus)....Athena Coustenis KRONOS (Saturn). B. Marty/A.Coustenis EVE (European Venus Explorer..Eric Chassefiere Prospects for international cooperation Panel Discussion Scott Hubbard, Chair Timing of IPPW-5 coincided with the submittal date of the Cosmic Vision proposals which limited participation of Cosmic Vision proposal leads
9 IPPW-5 Highlights (cont) Entry, Descent Landing Mars EDL Capability and Technology Needs Overview...Mark Adler/Rob Manning MSL Entry Descent and landing..a.d. Stelzner et al MSL EDL Instrumentation (MEDLI)...M.J. Gazarik ExoMars entry descent landing V. Giorgio Mars Phoenix EDL System..M.R.Grover et al Mars Sample Return EDL-European View R. Fisackerly et al Earth EDL sample return and human missions Stardust Sample Return capsule entry..d. Kontinos/M.Stackpoole Sample Return from the Moon...Bernard Foing Orion Heat Shield technology..raj Venkatapathy Orion Landing system B. Bryant and J Corliss TORCH TPS flight test program..george Chen
10 IPPW-5 Highlights (cont) Flight in Planetary Atmospheres Hypervelocity Flight Hypersonic Aeroshell shape optimization.. John Theisinger et al. Mars entry - Reaction control interference.. Artem Dyankuno et al. Guided Subsonic Flight Guided parachute guidance system..j. McKinney et al Parrotators for planetary atmosphere exploration.. V Nadal Mora et al Lighter-than-atmosphere (LTA) Historical Overview of Balloon missions.jacques Blamont Recent developments- Mars, Venus Titan Jim Cutts Practical balloon designs for Titan.Ralph Lorenz Autonomy technologies for Titan Aerobots.Alberto Elfes Exploring Venus with Balloons K. Baines Balloon deployed probes for Venus Colin Wilson
11 IPPW-5 Highlights (cont) Outer Planet Probes Saturn probes Entry probes into Saturn and Beyond. Sushil Atreya Kronos Saturn exploration with probes.bernard Marty NASA studies of missions to Saturn with probes Tibor Balint Extreme Environment Technologies Radiation Hardened Electronics Radiation Hardened Electronics for Space Environments (RHESE) program Andrew Keys Silicon Germanium technology.leora Peltz Simulation of radiation effects.michael Alles Packaging for extreme high temperature environments Electronics packaging for extreme environments.wayne Johnson High Temperature Electronics or Venus Missions Gary Hunter Architecture Mission architecture & Venus probe surface lifetime Craig Peterson
12 IPPW-5 Highlights (cont.) Awards Al Seiff Memorial Award - Hasso Niemann In recognition of contributions to the advancement of mass spectrometry technologies; and for the development and use of the techniques of gas chromatography and mass spectrometry applied to solar system exploration spanning missions from the Planetary Atmospheric Experiments Test to Huygens. Student Best Paper Awards: Ian Clark (GT) John Theisinger (GT) Prabhakar Subrahmanyam (SJSU) Student Poster Paper Awards Three US students and one European student
13 6 th International Planetary Probe Workshop June 2008 Extreme Environment Technologies Short Course June 2008 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia, USA
14 What is unique about IPPW-6 Programmatic context Phoenix will have landed a month prior to the workshop NASA plans for the next Outer Planet Flagship mission clarified NASA will be on the verge of releasing the New Frontiers AO Venus Flagship Architecture study near completion Other features of IPPW-6 Further progress towards a permanent home and international presence for IPPW. Student attendance projected to be significantly larger than previous years Strong focus on technologies for extreme environments benefiting from the short course and the strong program at Georgia Tech
15 Backup Charts Highlights of particular interest to VEXAG Highlights of particular interest to OPAG
16 IPPW-5 Highlights of particular interest to VEXAG Missions Exploring Venus with Balloons K. Baines Balloon deployed probes for Venus Colin Wilson Historical Overview of Balloon missions.jacques Blamont Technology Mission architecture & Venus surface lifetime Craig Peterson Packaging for extreme high temperature environments Electronics packaging for extreme environments.wayne Johnson High Temperature Electronics or Venus Missions.Gary Hunter
17 IPPW-5 Highlights of particular interest to OPAG Outer Planet Probes General Rotational spectroscopy on planetary probes..b.j. Drouin Ultrahigh resolution spectroscopy for planetary probes.d.t.young Saturn probes Entry probes into Saturn and beyond...sushil Atreya Kronos Saturn exploration with probes..bernard Marty NASA studies of missions to Saturn with probes Tibor Balint Jupiter probes Mission design consequences of Jupiter probe Mark Ayre Extreme environments technology for Jupiter probes Tibor Balint Titan Exploration Mission concepts for Titan Exploration..T. Spilker/A.Coustenis Practical balloon designs for Titan..Ralph Lorenz Autonomy technologies for Titan Aerobots..Alberto Elfes
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