Day 2 - April 23

9:00AM PDT – 5:30PM PDT

9 AM to 9:50 AM — Welcome & Keynote

9:00 AM — Welcome and Keynote Introduction

Dr. John Bellardo, Cal Poly CubeSat Lab

9:10 AM — Keynote Address

Millennium Space Systems


10:00 AM to 10:20 AM — Break


10:20 AM to 12:20 PM — Session 4

10:20 AM — FalconRad Dosimeter

Raj Raghulan, United States Air Force Academy

10:40 AM — Radiation Interference of CubeSat Structures and their Improvement

Dukmin Jang, Department of Satellite Systems, Yonsei University

11:00 AM — Volcanic Emission Detection Using High-Altitude CubeSat Sensor Arrays

Nipmuc Regional High School, James Gorman

11:20 AM — DAPPEr: The Delaware Atmospheric Plasma Probe Experiment

Timothy Tomaszewski, University of Delaware

11:40 AM — Conducting Biological Experiments in Space using Cubesat Technology

Sharlene Nazari, Vector Space Bioscences

12:00 PM — A Novel Thermal Paradigm for SmallSats: Breakthrough in Design and Functionality

Boris Yendler, YSPM, LLC


12:20 PM to 1:20 PM — Lunch


1:20 PM to 2:40 PM — Session 5

1:20 PM — ADVANCES AND INNOVATIONS IN MICROWAVE ANTENNAS FOR CUBESATS

Naresh Deo, Visionary Solutions

1:40 PM — SPINOR: Low-Frequency Radio Astronomy with Resonant Antenna Networks and Advanced Imaging

Sophie Fendler, WashU Satellite

2:00 PM — Subsystems Design for a Suborbital Test of a Slot-Cavity Optomechanical Accelerometer

Justin Tang, University of California, Los Angeles

2:20 PM — Ducks in Space

Steve Dunton, OWL Integrations and PolySat


2:40 PM to 3:40 PM — Thermal Panel


3:40 PM to 4:00 PM — Break


4:00 PM to 5:40 PM — Session 6

4:00 PM — Toward a Measurable Application of Agile Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) for CubeSat Missions: A CubeSat Reference Model

Rehobot Bekele Buruso, University of Strasbourg

4:20 PM — InOrbit NOW: services for satellite precise deployment and technology IOD

Matteo Andreas Lorenzoni, D-Orbit S.P.A

4:40 PM — Outer Space Cyberattacks Generating Novel Scenarios to Avoid Surprise

Henry Danielson, Cal Poly SLO

5:00 PM — Assessing Store-and-Forward Approach for LoRaWAN IoT CubeSats by Using Chirpstack

Syed Zafar Abbas Mehdi, University Sains Malaysia

5:20 PM — SpinSat, a Novel Variable-Gravity-and-Radiation-Exposure Platform for Deep-Space Science: Payload Development and Science Opportunities

Antonio J. Ricco, NASA Ames Research Center and The Aerospace Corporation


5:40 PM — Closing Remarks