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AIAA SPACE 2010 Conference & Exposition

The AIAA SPACE 2010 Conference & Exposition is a leading industry event and is attended by leaders from all corners of the space community, including key government and industry decision-makers.
The AIAA SPACE 2010 Conference & Exposition Call for Papers is now open! Conference organizers welcome the submittal of abstracts on all aspects of space systems and technologies. The program is structured around 13 technical tracks:

• Commercial Space
• National Security Space
• Robotic Technology and Space Architecture (AIAA SARTC and AIAA SATC)
• Space and Earth Science
• Space Colonization and Space Tethers (AIAA SCTC and AIAA STETC)
• Space Exploration
• Space History and Society (AIAA HISTC and AIAA SATTC)
• Space Logistics (AIAA SLTC)
• Space Operations (AIAA SOSTC)
• Space Resources (AIAA SRETC)
• Space Systems and Sensors (AIAA SSTC and AIAA SENTC)
• Space Systems Engineering and Space Economics (AIAA SETC and AIAA ECOTC)
• Space Transportation and Launch Systems (AIAA STTC and AIAA RLVPC)

28th AIAA International Communications Satellite Systems Conference (ICSSC-2010)

Broadband for All

On-demand movies to the home, video conferencing in lieu of travel, and remote surveillance data from UAVs all demand greater bandwidth and global coverage. The AIAA International Communications Satellite Systems Conference (ICSSC-2010), now in its 28th year, will explore the state of the art and potential solutions to the explosive demand for bandwidth and the need to provide broadband services in areas previously deemed economically or technically unfeasible.

The ICSSC-2010 technical program will focus on the ability of satellite systems to provide solutions that are adaptable to rapid changes in demand and in geographic coverage and that are universally interoperable with the terrestrial infrastructure. Papers are beingsolicited in the following areas:

• Advanced communication techniques
• Advances in payload subsystems and architectures
• Antenna technologies
• Communications and network protocols and interoperability
• Earth terminal systems
• Integrated services for disaster relief
• Integrated services for remote medicine and remote access to medical records
• Interactivity via satellite
• Mobile broadband communications – Land, sea and air
• Military applications and architectures
• Integration of air and space – Challenges and opportunities
• Maritime surveillance
• Rapid response payloads
• Regulatory and spectrum sharing issues
• Launch vehicles – Update