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    Seventh International Conference on the Exploration and Utilization of the Moon

    Paper Presentations

    The 2005 International Lunar Conference on the Exploration and Utilization of the Moon was held 18-23 September 2005 in Toronto, Canada. It brought together leading scientists and space industry professionals from around the world to discuss and plan the world's return to the Moon.

    This page gives an overview of the presentations given at the conference and links the available documentation. For the poster presentations see the right-hand side navigation.

    The presentations are sorted by date and by session. The abstract (Abs.) column links either to the abstract book (Book) or the individual paper. All files are in PDF format.

    The reference for the ICEUM7 abstracts and presentations is:

    Author, N. et al, in "Book of abstracts and presentations, International Lunar Conference 2005, 7th ILEWG Conference on Exploration and Utilisation of the Moon (ICEUM7)", R. Richards, C. Sallaberger, B.H. Foing, D. Maharaj (editors), online on http://sci.esa.int/iceum7, page number

    Monday 19 September 2005

    International Programs & Cooperation
    Title
    Author(s), presenter
    Abs. Pres.
    CSA Welcome Keynote to International Lunar Conference
    Marc Garneau, Canadian Space Agency (CSA)
    PDF
    NASA Keynote to International Lunar Conference 2005
    Mark Borkowski, NASA Robotic Lunar Exploration Program
    PDF
    International Programs & Cooperation
    A Canadian roadmap for the Moon and Mars within an international context
    John Spray, University of New Brunswick
    Book
    p. 11
    PDF
    Applying ISS Lessons Learned in Future Models for International Cooperation
    Graham Gibbs, Canadian Space Agency (CSA)
    Book
    p. 12
    PDF
    ESA Human Lunar Architecture Activities
    Scott Hovland, European Space Agency
    Paper PDF
    European Studies and Payloads for Lunar Landers
    Bernard Foing, ESA & ILEWG; Lunar Lander Working Group, Europe
    Book
    p. 12
    PDF
    International Cooperation from a US Perspective
    Wendell Mendell, NASA
    Book
    p. 13
    International Coordination
    Peggy Finarelli, International Space University; Ian Pryke, George Mason University
    Book
    p. 13
    PDF
    Japanese Long Term Moon Exploration Plan and Moon Lander Concept
    Kohtaro Matsumoto, Institute of Space Technology and Aeronautics, JAXA; Mitsushige Oda, Institute of Space Technology and Aeronautics, JAXA; Sachiko Wakabayashi, Institute of Space Technology and Aeronautics, JAXA
    Book
    p. 13
    PDF
    Centennial Challenges Announcement
    Brant Sponberg, Exploration Systems Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters
    PDF
    Potential Models for International Cooperation
    Ramin Khadem, Inmarsat, International Space University
    Book
    p. 14
    PDF
    Status & Results Of Current Missions
    ESA's SMART-1 Mission at the Moon: First Results and Perspectives
    Bernard Foing, ESA ESTEC SCI-S; Giuseppe Racca, ESA ESTEC; Octavio Camino-Ramos, ESA ESOC; Miguel Almeida-
    Book
    p. 31
    PDF
    First Results at the Moon from the SMART-1/AMIE Camera System
    Jean-Luc JOSSET, SPACE-X, Space Exploration Institute; Stephane BEAUVIVRE, SPACE-X, Space Exploration Institute
    Book
    p. 32
    PDF
    Lunar Exploration Program of China
    Xifan Hao
    Paper PDF
    Mini-SAR: An Imaging radar for the Chandrayaan 1 Mission to the Moon
    Paul Spudis, APL; Ben Bussey, APL; Chris Lichtenberg, NavAir; Bill Marinelli, NavAir; Stu Nozette, NASA
    Book
    p. 32
    PDF
    Present Status of the Payload Development for Chang'e-1
    Huixian Sun, CSSAR; Ji Wu, CSSAR; Baochang zhao, XIOPM; Rong Shu, SITP; Nan Zhang, PMO; Huanyu Wang, IHEP; Qingying Ren, CSSAR; Xiaohui Zhang, CSSAR-
    Book
    p. 32
    PDF
    Scientific problems and priorities in exploration of the Moon
    Narendra Bhandari, Basic Science Research Institute
    Book
    p. 33
    PDF
    SMART-1: payload operations during the Cruise and at the Moon
    Miguel Almeida, ESA/ESTEC; David Frew, ESA/ESTEC; Mehran Sarkarati, ESA/ESTEC; Bernard Foing, ESA/ESTEC
    Book
    p. 33
    The Japanese Lunar Missions of Lunar-A and SELENE: Present Status and Science Goals
    Manabu Kato, ISAS/JAXA; Susumu Sasaki, ISAS/JAXA; Akio Fujimura, ISAS/JAXA; Satoshi Tanaka, ISAS/JAXA
    Book
    p. 33
    The SELENE PROJECT status
    Hiroyuki Minamino, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA); Manabu Kato, JAXA; Susumu Sasaki, JAXA; Yoshisada Takizawa, JAXA
    Book
    p. 34
    PDF
    US Vision of Space Exploration: LRO as a 1st step
    Dr. Jim Garvin, NASA
    PDF

    Tuesday 20 September 2005

    Invited & Sponsored
    Title
    Author(s), presenter
    Abs. Pres.
    Spacedev Revolutionizing Space Through the Microcomputer Way of Thinking
    Jim Benson, SpaceDev
    PDF
    Greg Maryniack, St. Louis Museum
    Commercial Exploration & Development
    Attracting Non-Space Industry into Space: A Catalyst for Lunar Commercialization
    Paul Eckert, Boeing - Space Exploration Systems
    Paper PDF
    Between the Market and the Moon – Requirements for Lunar Tourism
    Eric Dahlstrom, InternationalSpace.com; Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom, Space Adventures
    Book
    p. 6
    PDF
    Export Controls: Impact on International Space Cooperation
    Lucy Stoyak
    Book
    p. 7
    PDF
    Investment Financing of Exploration: Examples from the Past and Ideas for a Lunar Future.
    Eva-Jane Lark, BMO Nesbitt Burns
    Paper PDF
    Jamestown on the Moon
    Klaus P. Heiss, High Frontier, Inc.
    Book
    p. 8
    PDF
    Lunar Polar Reources: Regulation for Sustainability
    James Burke, The Planetary Society
    Paper PDF
    NASA's Centennial Challenges Program
    Ken Davidian, NASA Headquarters; Brant Sponberg, NASA Headquarters
    Paper PDF
    Paths to Commercialization of Cislunar Space in the Vision for Space Exploration
    Wendell Mendell, NASA Johnson Space Center / KX
    Book
    p. 9
    PDF
    Public and Private Sector Coordination for Effective Lunar Resource Use
    Charles O'Dale, Senomix Software Inc.
    Paper PDF
    Transporting A Legal System From The Earth To The Moon
    Rosanna Sattler, Posternak Blankstein & Lund, LLP
    Paper PDF
    A SmallTug Mission to the Lunar L1
    Jim Benson, SpaceDev; Andrews Space
    Book
    p. 24
    PDF
    Cross Cutting Themes
    International, Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Space Education - Hearing in a Vacuum
    Michael Simpson, International Space University (ISU)
    Book
    p. 10
    PDF
    Space Education Specialist
    Philomena Bonis, Waterloo Region District School Board
    Paper PDF
    Key Enabling Technologies
    A Reusable Design for Precision Lunar Landing Systems
    Linda Fuhrman, Draper Laboratory; Timothy Brand, Draper Laboratory; Thomas Fill, Draper Laboratory; Lee Norris, Draper Laboratory; Stephen Paschall, Draper Laboratory
    Book
    p. 14
    PDF
    A Small Wheeled Lunar Rover with Combinatory Ability
    Jianguo Tao, Harbin Institute of Technology; Zongquan Deng, Harbin Institute of Technology; Ming Hu, Harbin Institute of Technology
    Paper
    An Innovative Lunar Rover with Superhigh Climbing Ability
    Ming Hu, Harbin Institute of Technology; Zongquan Deng, Harbin Institute of Technology; Haibo Gao, Harbin Institute of Technology; Jianguo Tao, Harbin Institute of Technology
    Paper
    Architectural Prospects for Lunar Mission Support
    Robert Cesarone, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL); Douglas Abraham, JPL; Leslie Deutsch, JPL; Gary Noreen, JPL
    Paper PDF
    Autonomous Hazard-Avoidance Landing on the Moon: Adaptation and Demonstration of the LAPS System
    Jean de Lafontaine, NGC Aerospace Ltd (NGC).; David Neveu, NGC.; Karina Lebel, NGC; Jeff Tripp, Optech; Eric Martin, Optech; Arkady Ulitsky, Optech; Robert Carr, MDA; Shawn Janes, MDA
    Book
    p. 16
    PDF
    Canadian Space Robotic Systems for Lunar Exploration
    Nadeem Ghafoor, MDA; Paul Fulford, MDA; Ryan McCoubrey, MDA; Christian Sallaberger, MDA
    Book
    p. 16
    PDF
    Comparison of Power System Options Between Future Lunar and Mars Missions
    Tibor Balint, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
    Paper PDF
    Construction and Resource Utilization Explorer: Regolith Characterization using a Modular Instrument Suite and Analysis Tools
    Jerome Johnson, ERDC-CRREL; William Boynton, University of Arizona; Keil Davis, Honeybee Robotics; Rick Elphic, Loa Alamos National Laboratory; Brian Glass, NASA Ames Research Center; Albert Haldemann, JPL, Cal. Tech.; Tommy Mack, NASA KSC
    Paper PDF
    JSC-1: Lunar Simulant of Choice for Geotechnical Applications and Oxygen Production
    Lawrence Taylor, PGI, University of Tennessee; Eddy Hill, PGI, University of Tennessee; Yang Liu, PGI, University of Tennessee; James Day, PGI, University of Tennessee
    Book
    p. 18
    PDF
    Lunar Oxygen Production for Human Exploration – The PILOT Program
    David L. Clarke, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company; Kevin Payne, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company; Mike Duke, Colorado School of Mines; Robert Gustafson, Orbital Technologies Corp.; Rolf Baumgartner, Technology Applications, Inc.
    Book
    p. 18
    PDF
    Microwave Processing of Lunar Soil Simulants JSC-1 and MLS-1
    Eddy Hill, PGI, University of Tennessee; Lawrence Taylor, PGI, University of Tennessee; Yang Liu, PGI, University of Tennessee; James Day, PGI, University of Tennessee
    Book
    p. 19
    PDF
    Precision Landing and Hazard Avoidance Technology Development
    Robert Frampton, The Boeing Company; Robert Richards, Optech; Mata Bishun, MDA; Jeff Tripp, Optech; Arkady Ulitsky, Optech; Eric Martin, Optech; Jean de Lafontaine, NGC Aerospace Ltd.
    Book
    p. 19
    PDF
    Regolith & Environment Science, and Oxygen & Lunar Volatile Extraction (RESOLVE) for Robotic Lunar Polar Lander Mission
    Gerald Sanders, Landon Moore, David S. McKay, Tom M. Simon (NASA/Johnson Space Center), Dale E. Lueck, Clyde F. Parrish (NASA/Kennedy Space Center), Kenneth R. Johnson, Greg Mungas, Mike Pelletier (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Kurt Sacksteder (NASA/Glenn Research Center), Michael Duke (Colorado School of Mines), Jeffrey Taylor (University of Hawaii), Larry Taylor (University of Tennessee), Dale Boucher (NORCAT Inc.)
    Paper PDF
    Results from the NASA Capability Roadmap Team for In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)
    Gerald Sanders, Kris A. Romig (NASA/Johnson Space Center), William E. Larson, Robert Johnson (NASA/Kennedy Space Center), Don Rapp, Ken R. Johnson (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Kurt Sacksteder, Diane Linne (NASA/Glenn Research Center), Peter Curreri (NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center), Michael Duke, Brad Blair (Colorado School of Mines), Leslie Gertsch (University of Missouri Rolla), Dale Boucher (NORCAT Inc.), Eric Rice (Orbital Technologies Corp.), Larry Clark (Lockheed Martin Space Systems), Ed McCullough (Boeing), Robert Zubrin (Pioneer Astronautics)
    Paper PDF
    Scanning ALtimetric LIdar (SALLI): Applied to high resolution mapping of the lunar south pole
    Ross Gillett, MDA; Andy Cheng, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory; Ben Bussey, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory; Eric Martin, Optech; Arkady Ulitsky, Optech
    Book
    p. 21
    PDF
    Silicon Germanium Integrated Electronics for Extreme Environments
    Leora Peltz, Boeing Phantom Works; John Cressler, Georgia Institute of Technology; Mohammad Mojarradi, Jet Propulsion Lab
    Book
    p. 21
    PDF
    Simulation of Mechanical Behavior of Agglutinates
    Masami Nakagawa, Colorado School of Mines; Tae-Hyun Moon, Colorado School of Mines
    Book
    p. 22
    PDF

    Thursday 22 September 2005

    New Mission Concepts & Unanswered Questions
    Title
    Author(s), presenter
    Abs. Pres.
    A Deep Field Infrared Observatory Near the Lunar Pole
    Roger Angel, Dan Eisenstein, Suresh Sivanandam, Simon Worden (Steward Observatory, The University of Arizona), Jim Burge (Optical Sciences Center, The University of Arizona), Ermanno Borra, Clément Gosselin, Omar Seddiki (Université Laval, Faculté des sciences et de génie), Paul Hickson (Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of British Columbia), Ki Bui Ma (Texas Center for Superconductivity, University of Houston), Bernard Foing (Chief Scientist, ESA/ESTEC/SCI-S), Jean-Luc Josset (Space-X Space Exploration Institute), Simon Thibault (Immervision)
    Paper PDF
    A lunar telescope enabled by exploration infrastructure
    Ed Friedman, Boeing; Jon Morse, Arizona State University; Dianne Wiley, Boeing
    Paper
    A Review Of Technical Requirements For Lunar Structures – Present Status
    Alexander M. Jablonski, Canadian Space Agency; Kelly A. Ogden, Canadian Space Agency, University of Waterloo
    Paper PDF
    A Study of experimental facility for Lunar Rover Development
    Shichao Fan, China Academy of Space Technology; Yaoqi Feng, China Academy of Space Technology; Qingjin Deng, China Academy of Space Technology
    Paper PDF
    DARPA Lunar Study: Reducing the technical risk associated with lunar resource utilization and lunar surface presence
    Paul Fulford, MDA; Karen Wood, DARPA TTO; John Lymer, MDA; Andew Allen, MDA; Ross Gillett, MDA; Carl Anders, MDA
    Book
    p. 24
    PDF
    Ground-Truthing Regolith Composition Of The Lunar South Pole Using Small Penetrators
    Daniel Faber, Heliocentric Technologies Inc.; Gopalan Srinivasan, Dept. of Geology, University of Toronto; Rocky Persaud, Interplanetary Expeditions Inc.; Christopher Charles, Dept. of Geology, University of Toronto
    Paper PDF
    International Lunar Observatory: ILO Mission Update (4th Quarter 2005)
    Steve Durst, Space Age Publishing Company / Lunar Enterprise Corporation; Jim Benson, SpaceDev; Chris Thomason, Space Age Publishing Company
    Book
    p. 25
    PDF
    Low Cost Lunar Exploration Mission Concepts using Micro Satellite Systems and Technologies
    Tony Spear, JPL (ret.); Leon Alkalai, JPL
    Book
    p. 25
    PDF
    Lunar Exploration Requirements and Data Acquisition Architectures
    Jeffrey Plescia, JHU/APL; Paul Spudis, JHU/APL; Ben Bussey, JHU/APL
    Book
    p. 26
    PDF
    Lunar Infrastructure For Exploration - Low Frequency Telescope as Door Opener For Next Generation Lunar Infrastructure
    Hartmut Mueller, EADS Space Transportation; Uwe Apel, Hochschule Bremen
    Book
    p. 26
    PDF
    Lunette: An Affordable Canadian Lunar Farside Gravity Mapping Mission
    Kieran A. Carroll, Gedex Inc.; Henry Spencer, SP Systems; Robert E. Zee, University of Toronto Space Flight Laboratory; Jafar Arkani-Hamed, University of Toronto Physics Department
    Paper PDF
    Mare Basalt Produced by Impact Induced Convection in the Lunar Interior
    Abdolreza Ghods, Institute for Advanced Studies in Basin Sciences; Jafar Arkani-Hamed, McGill University
    Book
    p. 27
    PDF
    Moonlight project - Observations of Lunar rotation and Ephemeris by optical methods on the Moon
    Hideo Hanada (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), Hiroo Kunimori, Mizuhiko Hosokawa (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Tokyo), Masato Katayama, Hirotomo Noda, Hiroshi Araki, Sho Sasaki, Nobuyuki Kawano (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
    Paper PDF
    NEEMO 7 Undersea Telemedicine - Enabling the Human Exploration of Space
    Robert Thirsk, Canadian Space Agency; Dafydd Williams, Canadian Space Agency; Mehran Anvari, Centre for Minimal Access Surgery
    Book
    p. 28
    The Considerations for Lunar Sample Return
    Deng Xiangjin, Chinese Academy of Space Technology; Zhang He, Chinese Academy of Space Technology
    Paper
    The Lunar Split Mission: Concepts for Robotically Constructed Lunar Bases
    George Davis, Emergent Space Technologies; Paul Lowman, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; Wallace Fowler, University of Texas at Austin
    Paper PDF
    The Science Scenario of the SELENE-2 Mission
    Manabu Kato, ISAS/JAXA; Kohtaro Matsumoto, ISTA/JAXA; Tatsuaki Okada, ISAS/JAXA; Satoshi Tanaka, ISAS/JAXA
    Book
    p. 30
    PDF
    Understanding the Interior of the Moon – A Missing Fundamental Dataset
    Clive Neal, University of Notre Dame
    Book
    p. 30
    PDF
    Very Low Frequency Observation On The Moon
    Hirotomo Noda, Nobuyuki Kawano, Makoto Inoue (1); Takahiro Iwata (2); Takayuki Ono (3); Tetsuro Kondo, Hiroshi Takeuchi (4); Fuminori Tsuchiya (5); Munetoshi Tokumaru (6); Tomofumi Hirosaki (7); Yukio Matsufuji (8); Kohtaro Matsumoto (2); Hiroaki Misawa (5); Akira Miyahara (2); Akira Morioka (5).
    (1) National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, (2) Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, (3) Tohoku University, (4) National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, (5) Tohoku University, (6) Nagoya University, (7) Space System Design, (8) NTspace
    Book
    p. 31
    PDF

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