Beyond Earth (ATWG) - Appendix B - ATWG Meetings History

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APPENDIX "B"

Aerospace Technology Working Group Meetings History (SATWG and ATWG)

Primary Themes, Meeting Dates, Location, and Host 1990 - 2005

• Avionics Systems Architectures November 1990; San Diego, CA Host: General Dynamics
• System Engineering & Integration February 1991; Seattle, WA Host: Boeing
• Space Power July 1991; Downey, CA Host: Rockwell International
• Standards & DoD Programs November 1991; Nashua, NH Host: Lockheed
• GN&C, Tools & Processes March 1992; Huntington Beach, CA Host: McDonnell Douglas
• Vehicle Health Management & Software July 1992; Denver, CO Host: Martin Marietta
• Displays & Controls, Sensors November 1992; Clearwater, FL Host: Honeywell
• C41, International Competitive Assessment March 1993; Melbourne, FL Host: Harris
• Enterprise Integration July 1993; Houston, TX Host: JSC/UHCLC
• Team USA November 1993; Washington, D.C. Host: Industry, AIAA, NASA
• Space Telecommunications May 1994; Scottsdale, AZ Host: Motorola
• Aerospace Education November 1994; Boston, MA Host: Draper Labs / MIT
• RLV Operations Technology May 1995; Huntsville, AL Host: MDA / Huntsville
• Change October 1995; Washington, D.C Host: Lockheed Martin
• Cooperative Space Strategies June 1996; AF Space Command, Colorado Springs, CO Host: SATWG/SIIG
• Earth Orbit Operations and Development as Enabler for Exploration October 1996; Houston, TX Host: University of Houston & Lockheed
• Facilitation and Nurturing Human Exploration April 1997; Auburn, AL Host: Auburn University
• Space Plane October 1997; Seattle, WA Host: Boeing
• Shuttle Upgrades April 1998; Houston, TX Host: United Space Allies
• Space Launch Operations for the Future October 1998; Cocoa Beach, FL Host: KSC
• Space Avionics Needs for the Future April 1999; Dryden, CA Host: Lockheed-Martine
• Future Space Age Technologies October 1999; Phoenix, AZ Host: Honeywell
• Space Transportation: The Next Generation May 2000; Huntington Beach, CA Host: Boeing
• Space Infrastructure Development November 2000; Hampton, VA Host: NASA-LaRC
• Value that Space Programs Bring to Humans May 2001; Highland Ranch, CO Host: Lockheed Martin
• Space Infrastructure Development: Commercial Perspectives November 2001; Herndon, VA Host: George Mason University
• Space Infrastructure Development: Near Earth May 2002; Peoria AZ Host: Challenger Learning Center of Arizona
• Creating the Future in Space November 2002; Houston, Texas Host: University of Houston Clear Lake
• Blazing the Path for Human Space Flight May 2003; Greenbelt, MD Host: Goddard Visitor Center
• Returning, with Peace and Hope March 2004; Huntsville, AL Host: The Boeing Company
• Supporting the Space Exploration Vision September 2004; Long Beach, CA Host: California State University, Long Beach
• Expanding the Earth/Space Vision April 2005 Johns Hopkins University, Maryland Host: Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab
• Earth Orbit Viable Oasis Stepping Stones to Lunar, Mars and Beyond October 2005; NASA Ames, Sunnyvale, California Host: NASA Ames Research Center and the Silicon Valley Space Club