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Global Robotic Village & International Lunar Bases Bernard H. Foing, Pascale Ehrenfreund & ILEWG International Lunar Exploration Working Group ILEWG Founded Beatenberg Int l Conference1994, Hamburg 1995 ( Charter) Sponsored and members appointed by agencies, with support by experts To develop an International Strategy for the Exploration of the Moon ILEWG Charter Forum and mechanism for communication and co-ordination To implement international co-operation and report to COSPAR and agencies Website: http://sci.esa.int/ilewg

ILEWG Task Groups (2000 -) & NASA/GES themes 2006 ILEWG Executive Bureau & Steering Group Science of, on and from the Moon -> Scientific Knowledge Pursue scientific activities that address fundamental questions about the history of Earth, the solar system and the universe - and about our place in them. Technologies and Resource Utilisation -> New Technologies Test technologies, systems, flight operations and exploration techniques to reduce the risks and prepare future missions to Moon, Mars and beyond. Human Aspects, and International Lunar Bases -> Human Civilization Extend human presence to the Moon to enable eventual settlement. Collaborative Roadmap & Moon-Mars Synergies -> Global Partnerships Challenging, shared and peaceful activity that unites nations Social, Economical, Commercial, Societal Aspects -> Economic Expansion Expand Earth's economic sphere, and conduct activities with benefits to home Education Public Outreach & Young Lunar Explorers -> Public Engagement To engage the public and youth students, and help develop the high-tech workforce required to address the challenges of tomorrow.

ILEWG Executive Bureau Executive Director: Prof Bernard Foing (President 1998-2000) ILEWG President (2009-2010): Dr Mike Wargo Past-President (2006-2008): Prof Wu Ji Vice-Presidents: Dr Simonetta di Pippo, Dr R. Richards Past Presidents: H.Mizutani, E.Galimov, B.Foing, M.Duke, C.Pieters, N.Bhandari Founding agencies (1994) : ASA, ASI, BNSC, CNES, DARA, ESA, ISAS, NASA, NASDA, RSA Joining agencies: ISRO (2000), CNSA (2002), CSA, DLR (2005), Ukraine (2008) Links to institutions: COSPAR, IAF, IAA, IISL, EGU, IAU, Europlanet, ESF, GES, ISECG, NASA LEAG, Lunar Science Institute Organisation of symposia, ICEUMs (300 participants/year) Follow-up of ILEWG declarations and recommendations

ILEWG Community events ICEUM ILEWG Int l Conferences on Exploration & Utilisation of the Moon: Beatenberg 94, Kyoto 96, Moscow 98, ESTEC 2000, Hawaii Nov 2003, Udaipur Nov 04, Toronto Sept 05, Beijing Jul 2006, Sorrento Oct 07, ICEUM10/LEAG/SRR Port Canaveral 27-31 Oct 08, GLUC/ICEUM11 Beijing 10 COSPAR: Washington 92, Hamburg 94, Nagoya 98, Warsaw 00, Houston 02, Paris 04, Beijing 06, Montreal 08, Bremen 10 IAF/IAA: Houston 02, Bremen 03, Vancouver 04, Fukuoka 05, Valencia 06, Hyderabad 07, Glasgow 08, Daejong 09, Global Lunar Beijing, Prag 10, Cape 11 EGS/EGU/Europlanet EPSC lunar sessions: Hamburg 95, Vienna 97, Nice 98, The Hague 99, Nice 00 04, Vienna 05-06-07-08-09, EPSC Berlin 07, Muenster 08, Potsdam 09 Website & ICEUM declarations : http://sci.esa.int/ilewg Publications: 10 ICEUM proceedings + 7 books (Adv. Space Res.) Outreach: 18000 Google quotes

ILEWG Task Group on Science: Key questions SCIENCE OF THE MOON: HOW DO EARTH-LIKE PLANETS WORK? GEOPHYSICS: volcanism, tectonics, craters, erosion, space weather, ices SCIENCE OF THE MOON: HOW DO ROCKY PLANETS FORM AND EVOLVE? GEOCHEMISTRY: chemical composition, Earth-Moon origin, Moon evolution, accretion, collisions, impacts, giant bombardment SCIENCE FROM THE MOON ASTRONOMY: Very Low Frequency, High Energy, Variability, Dark Matter Lensing EARTH GLOBAL SENSING: radio emission, climate SCIENCES ON THE MOON LIFE: Radiation studies, Astrobiology, Early Earth, Growing plants MATERIALS: Regolith, Volatiles, Extraction and Processing A plant PREPARING FUTURE LUNAR/PLANETARY EXPLORATION LUNAR RESOURCES SURVEY (minerals, volatiles, ices, illumination) HIGH RESOLUTION MAPS: for future LANDING SITES and OUTPOSTS SUPPORT TO FUTURE MISSIONS AND EXPLORATION

What shapes rocky planets? Polar regions cratering Bombardment chronology SMART-1 impact Tectonic wrinkles Prospector H map volcanism

ILEWG Task Group on Technology & Resources Coordination Lessons from previous missions Preparation for future lunar orbiters and landers opportunities Instruments In-Situ Utilisation of lunar resources Cooperative robotics & deployment ExoGeoLab pilot project Field Technology Demonstration Collaboration with Google Lunar X Prize GLXP

ILEWG Task Group on Roadmap and Global Partnership Data analysis & Interpretation Science and Technology Lessons Learned Preparation for robotic and human lunar missions International collaborations 2003 SMART-1 mission and exploitation 2007 JAXA Selene Kaguya (science exchange) 2007 Chinese Chang e 1 (ESA ground station) 2008 ISRO Chandrayaan-1 (ESA SIR2, C1XS, SARA; NASA M3, minisar) 2009 LRO & LCROSS (planning, impact campaign, outreach) 2011- Orbiters (Chang e 2, GRAIL+LADEE, ESMO, LEO, BW, ASI) 2012- Robotic village: Landers, Rovers (GLXP, Chang e 3, Selene2, Lunaglob-Chandrayaan 2, UK Moon Lite) 2014-2016 International Lunar Network, ESA Moon-NEXT 2017- ESA Logistics Cargo Lander, Chang e 4 Sample return 2020- Human missions towards International Lunar Bases

Roadmap: International Lunar Exploration Working Group Precursors Robotic village Intl Lunar base

International Lunar Bases ILEWG/COSPAR/IAF Task Group Coordination & information Workshops and symposia International Lunar Architecture Robots /astronauts cooperation ExoHabPilot project Concepts and Field Studies Publications

ILEWG Education & Outreach activities Google-X lunar rover ESMO Hands-on My Moon drawings & pictures Competition Galileo Int l Year of Astro Demo ExoGeoLab telescope Students workshop

ILEWG Task Group on Social, Economical, Commercial, Legal and Societal Aspects Economical aspects, cost studies Social: industrial, employment Commercial exploration Google Lunar X Prize Competition Legal aspects, exploration vs environment Societal and political aspects, space security Link with IAF Itaccus, IAA Space & Society Artistic aspects and Multi-cultural Moon

Join ILEWG Task Groups! http://sci.esa.int/ilewg Contact: Bernard.Foing@esa.int Agencies representatives Conference/Events Organisation and Information Forum Science of, on and from the Moon Science questions, Missions Results, Data, Impacts Technologies and Resource Utilisation Missions, Landers concepts, Instruments, ISRU, Robotic Village, ExoGeoLab pilot, Field tests International Lunar Bases and Human Aspects Operations, Human factors, ExoHab pilot, Field tests, Architecture Roadmap for Collaboration & Moon-Mars Synergies Societal, Social, Economical Commercial Aspects Education Public Outreach Public lectures, web contents, students missions, events Young Lunar Explorers

Upcoming ILEWG events http://sci.esa.int/ilewg ILEWG Field tests: Eifel Sep 09, MDRS (Nov 09, 2010 Feb-March, Sept) ILEWG Technical Workshops: Oct 09, Apr 2010 (landers), Jun 2010 (hab) ILEWG sponsored Symposia & Events in 2010: 3-7 May 2010 Vienna, European Geoscience Union (lunar session) 31 May-3 Jun 2010 Beijing, IAF/ILEWG Global Lunar Conference/ICEUM11 18-23 July 2010 Bremen, COSPAR2010 Symposia: Moon science and exploration, session on International Lunar Bases (COSPAR B, F, PEX, ILEWG) 19-25 Sept 2010 Rome, Europlanet Congress (incl. lunar sessions) 26 Sep-1 Oct 2010 Prag, International Astronautical Congress IAC Symposia: Space Exploration, Human Endeavour

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