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Session S16
Lessons Learned from Space |
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Speakers will provide a summary of "lessons learned" during the infusion of new technologies into space missions. Each speaker will present the approach taken by his/her organization to have as cost-effective and rapid a technology infusion process as possible. Of particular interest are potential pitfalls to be avoided by the up and coming MNT-based materials and device developments. |
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Chaired by : |
Bonnie Dunbar, The Museum of Flight and Constantinos Starvrinidis, ESA (tbc) |
Lead Speaker : |
Richard Williams, NASA CMO
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| Speakers by : |
Norimitsu Kamimori, JAXA
“JAXA 's Lessons Learned for Reliable R&D from Many Troubles”
Gerald Pignie, Astrium Space Transportation
“Ariane 5 Development & Testing Lessons learned”
George Studor, NASA-JFC
“Standalone Micro-wireless instrumentation system applications on Space Shuttle, ISS and Exploration programs” |
Pilot Project Concept topics related to Session S15: Amongst the 7 Pilot Projects that will be discussed during the process workshops, we feel that the content of topics P4, P5, and P7 would perhaps enhance the material presented at this Session.
• Reliability Testing of Micro-Sensors, Micro-Actuators and Micro-Switches
• MNT-based Sensors for Astronaut Health Monitoring and Environmental Control
• Micro-energetic |
Last Update: August 02, 2006 |
