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1 Global partnership for Space Exploration High Level Forum, November Masazumi Miyake Director of International Relations Dept. JAXA
2 Table of Contents Coordination status on International Space Exploration ISECG / GER / Possible robotics missions on lunar surface JAXA s vision and concept on lunar mission Key elements for Global Partnership Global Benefit and Vision / Innovation in Space and on Earth Possible Global partnership Important Role of UNOOSA Common principles for international Space Exploration Outline of ISEF2 initiative 1
3 Coordination Status on International Space Exploration 2
4 Core Coordination Scheme around Space Agencies ISEF : International Space Exploration Forum ISECG : International Space Exploration Coordination Group GER : Global Exploration Roadmap Present Ministrial Level Space Agency level ISECG) ISEF#1 ISEF#2 (2014.1) (2018.3) GER#1 GER#2 GER#3 (2011.9)(2013.8) (2018.1) ISS Demonstration CisLunar missions Common Missions Scenario (GER) Robotics Lunar Surface missions Human Lunar missions Robotics Mars missions Human Mars mission 3
5 Outline of ISECG ISECG : International Space Exploration Coordination Group ISECG performs technical studies for internationally corroborative space exploration among space agencies. Participants voluntary discuss and exchange information and interests on the space exploration. The results and documents from the discussion are recommendation or views, and legally nonbinding. ISECG was established in 2007, and continues the activities with the participation of 15 agencies(*) Chairmanship was adopted since Jun, st chair was NASA, 2nd JAXA, 3rd CSA, 4th ESA, current chair is NASA ISECG has been working on Global Exploration Roadmap (GER) since 2010, and published 1st iteration in 2011, and 2nd iteration in Publication of 3rd iteration of GER is expected in Jan., *15 Agencies ASI, CNES, CNSA, CSA, CSIRO, DLR, ESA, ISRO, JAXA, KARI, NASA, Roscosmos, SSAU, UKSA, UAE SA (alphabetical order) 4
6 Outline of GER2 Space Exploration Scenario 5
7 Outline of GER2 Major Elements (already Planned) NASA Orion (4 crew) NASA SLS (c) Russian Space.com (c) Russian Space.com ROSCOSMOS Next Gen. Spaceship ROSCOSMOS Next Gen. Rocket 6
8 Outline of GER2 Major Elements (Not planned) Deep Space Gateway (4 crew) Solar Electric Propulsion Human Lander/Ascender (4 crew) Pressurized Rover (2 crew, several 100kms Logistic Lander 7
9 Status on GER ver.3 Four discussion points identified toward ISEF#2 in order to define more near term scenario for International lunar exploration missions Robotics lunar surface missions Coordinate possible missions to investigate water resource on Lunar surface Demonstrate necessary technologies for human lunar surface missions Cis-Lunar missions Establish man-tended cis-lunar station to demonstrate human technologies for human missions to Mars Hub station for Human Lunar surface mission Human lunar surface missions and architecture Necessary study for human surface mission, core systems configuration, concept of Lunar lander and rover, maneuver plan toward the moon, etc. Scientific theme enhanced with human missions 8
10 Possible robotics missions on Lunar Surface South Pole landing mission Kaguya SLIM GRAIL LRO LCROSS Chang e 1 SELENE-R Under study RP Mission LADEE Commercial mission Chang e 2 Chang e 3 S/R demo Chang e 5 Chang e sample return 4 Chang e 6 South Pole Sample Return Luna 25 Glob Luna 26 Resurs Luna 27 Resurs Luna 28 Grunt (Sample Return SMART-1 Chandrayaan-1 Including missions under Study Chandrayaan-2 KPLO Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter TBD TBD Sample Return 9
11 JAXA s Vision and Concept (15 years later) Earth Deep Space Gateway Transportation between earth and moon orbit Large Human Rated Rocket (NASA, Russia) Power Prop Bus(NASA) Crew Vehicle (NASA, Russia) Logistics Module JAXA, etc. Habitation Module (JAXA, etc.) Human Lunar Lander (JAXA, etc. Lunar base Water ice prospecting Missions (2022)(JAXA, etc.) Far beyond (Mars, NEO, etc) (2035 ) Transportation between moon orbit and Moon surface Fuel Lunar pole Fuel Plant Construction (2030 ) Human Lunar Return (2030)(JAXA, etc.) Pressurized Rover (JAXA, etc.) Scientific Lunar Exploration (Multiple Sites) 10
12 JAXA s Scenario for Moon Exploration Conduct water ice prospecting mission (should be international collaboration) to the lunar south pole in order to assess the possibility of utilizing the water for fuel. Participate in US led Deep Space Gateway program with key technologies, and send Japanese astronauts to deep space Participate with key technologies in international Human Lunar Surface Exploration program starting with the preparatory mission in around 2025, and send Japanese astronauts to the lunar surface. Construct a fuel plant at the lunar south pole by international collaboration using human abilities and robotic capabilities. Also develop a re-usable human lander and fuel station at the Deep Space Gateway. Conduct a full fledged scientific lunar exploration, resource prospecting/utilization, and moon travel Deep Space Gateway Remote Ops SELENE Observation Data SLIM Landing Technology SELENE-R Water ice Prospecting sample Lander w Ascender Remote Ops Human Lunar Exploration Preparation Program SPR Trans portation Add Fuel Station Fully Re-Usable Lander Re-usable Ascender Human Lunar Surface Exploration Demonstrated Technologies Fuel Production Demo 2040 Full-fledged Moon Exploration Fuel Fuel Fuel Plant Construction Fully Re-usable Lander Development 11
13 Key elements for Global Patnership 12
14 Global benefit and vision of Space Exploration Benefits for humankind from Space Exploration Program Scientific new knowledge to the solar system Innovation in space and on earth Inspiration for young generation Partnership to address global challenges Common Vision Peaceful purposes Expansion of Human presence beyond Low Earth Orbit (BLEO) Sustainable development for better life on Earth Space Exploration Science Seek for new knowledge Wealthier Intellectual Life) Habitation Scientific Exploration using Human Ability Exploit New Land Expand Humankind s Territory 13
15 Innovation in Space and on Earth Space exploration technology Expansion of space development and utilization. Active use of terrestrial technology. Terrestrial technology Creation of industrial promotion and new industry by commercialization. Distribution of space exploration technology. Space exploration scenario Reflect Goals Sustainable Manned Space navigation, exploration space technology take-off, landing on the Moon or Mars technology technology subject of research subject of research subject of research Start-up Space projects Innovation in Terrestrial biz. Expanding participants Possible Space Exploration Innovation projects Output Companies, Universities, Research Institutes Gathering people, technologies Space Agencies 3
16 Possible Global partnership for Exploration Program 1. There would be a number of respective programs that are synergized together to form one comprehensive program based on the milestones and scenario. 2. Collaboration and corporation among participating nations are necessary to achieve the common goal efficiently. 3. Increased partnerships and various ways of contributions Broaden partnerships including emerging nations Participation from developing nations in collaboration with advanced nations. 4. Potential involvement of the private sector under PPP should be also considered. International Space Exploration Program Individual Program (Several Countries) Satellite BUS Common Scenario (GERs, etc) Experimental Devices Individual Program (Two Countries) Sensor Individual Program (Several countries) Cargo Supply Experimental Devices Utilization Data Offer Crew Transfer Software Individual Program (Single Country) Provide Module Funding 15
17 Important Roles of United Nations (HSTI Initiative, Programme of Space Applications) DropTES (OOSAZARM/DLR) KiboCUBE (OOSA-JAXA) Orbital Space Mission (OOSA-SNC) China Space Station (OOSA-CMSA)
18 Common Principles for International Space Exploration (To be discussed at ISEF2) Examples... Peaceful purposes and benefits for humankind Science Implementable, evolvable, and affordable Aspirational and inspirational Respect for space policies and projects of each country/organization Promotion of international cooperation and collaboration Public engagement Economic expansion Environmental stewardship Continuity
19 Outline of ISEF2 18
20 International Space Exploration Forum (ISEF) 2nd International Spaace Exploration Forum (ISEF-2) Hosted by the Government of Japan March 3rd, 2018 in Tokyo ISEF2 will bring together Ministers and high-level officials from around the world to discuss the opportunities and challenges they share. Side-events, inviting representatives of universities, research institutes, companies and young generation who are interested in space exploration, will be held in conjunction with ISEF2 to enrich the ISEF2 outcomes. Expected Outputs: Principles for international space exploration ISEF Terms of Reference (TOR) Joint Statement/ISEF2 Forum Summary 1st ISEF (2014, USA) Ministerial-level meeting to build support for global cooperation in space exploration. 33 countries participated. 19
21 Y-ISEF for Young Professionals Young professionals will work in teams to define their visions and ideas for future space exploration in a competition format. Event Format and Objectives To gather 80 young professionals (ages 1835) from around the world in various activities as teams, who will define their visions for space exploration. To encourage the development of human resources, career paths and people networks! About 80 young professionals and students (18 to 35 years old) International business leaders in space exploration as mentors Sponsors (In-kind Partners): Please z-isef2@ml.jaxa.jp with sponsorship inquires. Schedule: Call for Participants We welcome YPs active participation from abroad! For queries, please contact: z-isef2@ml.jaxa.jp Organizers: Sep-Oct. 30: Application/Registration Oct-Feb: Pre-event activities (Team matching, online discussion) Feb. 28, 2018: Technical visit (tour of JAXA s site), preparation for discussions on the following day Mar. 1: Y-ISEF Workshop (Ideathon) Mar. 2: Observation of I-ISEF Mar. 3: Career mentoring (AM) Supporters: Space Generation Advisory Council 20 20
22 I-ISEF for Industry Date: March 2, 2018 Place: Tokyo Business Conference for Space Exploration -Stimulate the growth of space businesses! Event Format Share visions and expand space exploration market as a viable business, and discuss opportunities to enter the space exploration businesses for non-space industries. Provide opportunities for networking among space exploration experts, business operators, entrepreneurs, government officials and other stakeholders from around the world. Participants About 400 participants mainly from the private sector Sponsors (In-kind Partners): Please z-isef2@ml.jaxa.jp with sponsorship inquires. Organizers: Session structure (tentative) 1. What Space Exploration Means to Humankind 2. Socioeconomics and Innovation in 2030s 3. Industrialization of the development of lunar/asteroid surface, and its economic impacts 4. Space Exploration: prospects of other industries 5. Way forward: expanding the space exploration industry Supporters: 21 21
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