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September 26th - 30th 2016Guadalajara, Mexico

Making space accessible and affordable to all countries

FINAL PROGRAMME

International Astronautical Congress

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Contents

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1. Welcome Messages ____________________________________________________________________________ 2 1.1 MessagefromthePresidentoftheInternationalAstronauticalFederation..................................................... 2 1.2 MessagefromtheLocalOrganisingCommittee(LOC)....................................................................................... 3 1.3 MessagefromtheInternationalProgrammeCommittee(IPC)Co-Chairs.......................................................... 4

2. Organisers ____________________________________________________________________________________ 5 2.1 TheInternationalAstronauticalFederation(IAF)............................................................................................... 5 2.2 TheInternationalAcademyofAstronautics(IAA)............................................................................................. 10 2.3 TheInternationalInstituteofSpaceLaw(IISL).................................................................................................. 12 2.4 TheLocalOrganisingCommittee....................................................................................................................... 14

3. PracticalInformation ___________________________________________________________________________ 17 3.1 CityMapofGuadalajara.................................................................................................................................... 17 3.2 GuadalajaraAirport&GroundTransportation.................................................................................................. 20 3.3 Registration........................................................................................................................................................ 22 3.4 CongressVenueFloorPlans .............................................................................................................................. 23 3.5 OfficesOpeningHours......................................................................................................................................... 25 3.6 InformationforAuthors..................................................................................................................................... 25 3.7 CongressProceedings............................................................................................................................................ 25 3.8 UsefulInformation ............................................................................................................................................ 26

4. Congress Programme ____________________________________________________________________________ 27

4.1 ProgrammesataGlance...................................................................................................................................... 27

4.2 Day-by-Day......................................................................................................................................................... 30

4.3 MeetingSchedule.............................................................................................................................................. 68

5. Technical Programme ___________________________________________________________________________ 73

5.1 CategoryCoordinatorsandJudgesoftheInteractivePresentationsCompetition............................................. 73 5.2 SymposiumKeynoteSpeakers............................................................................................................................ 74 5.3 TechnicalSessionsbySymposium...................................................................................................................... 76 5.4 TechnicalSessionPapersOrderedbySymposium.............................................................................................. 83

6. StudentsAndYoungProfessionalsEvents___________________________________________________________ 179 6.1 YoungProfessionalsevents ............................................................................................................................... 179 6.2 Studentsevents................................................................................................................................................. 182 6.3 IAFGrantandRecognitionprogrammesforstudentsandYP‘s......................................................................... 187

7. AssociatedProgrammesandEvents________________________________________________________________ 194 7.1 IAF3GIDEA ....................................................................................................................................................... 194 7.2 UN/IAFWorkshop.............................................................................................................................................. 203 7.3 IAF/ISEBEducatorsProfessionalDevelopmentWorkshop................................................................................ 204 7.4 CrossCulturalCommunicationsandPresentationWorkshop........................................................................... 204 7.5 IAAAcademyDay............................................................................................................................................... 205 7.6 InternationalMeetingsforMembersofParliaments........................................................................................ 206 7.7 IACHostsSummit............................................................................................................................................... 207 7.8 IISLMootCourtEvent ....................................................................................................................................... 209 7.9 15thSpaceGenerationCongress(SGC).............................................................................................................. 210 7.10 AEMForum&AEMIndustryForumProgrammes.............................................................................................. 2148. Awards _______________________________________________________________________________________ 215 8.1 IAFWorldSpaceAward .................................................................................................................................... 215 8.2 IAFAllanD.EmilMemorialAward .............................................................................................................. 215 8.3 IAFFrankJ.MalinaAstronauticsMedal ...................................................................................................... 216 8.4 IAFHallofFame................................................................................................................................................. 217 8.5 IAFInteractivePresentationsAward.................................................................................................................. 219 8.6 IISLAwards2016................................................................................................................................................ 2209. Exhibition_____________________________________________________________________________________ 222 9.1 Generalinformation........................................................................................................................................... 222 9.2 ExhibitionAreaLayout ...................................................................................................................................... 223 9.3 ExhibitorsinAlphabeticalOrder........................................................................................................................ 224 9.4 ExhibitorsList.................................................................................................................................................... 225

10.SocialEvents _________________________________________________________________________________ 241

11.AuthorIndex __________________________________________________________________________________ 243

1.2 MessagefromtheLocalOrganisingCommittee

Please bewelcome toMexico, a countrywith a kind, supportive, and peaceful vocation,with globalresponsibility,andastrongcommitmenttotheprogressandthemajorcausesofmankind.Our country has already established theMexican Space Agency (AEM), which has beenwonderfullyreceivedbytheglobalspacecommunitysinceitsentryintofulloperationin2013.Innearlythreeyears,inMexicowehaveredoubledeffortsandachievedimportantdistinctions,astheVicePresidencyoftheInternationalAcademyofAstronauticsin2015.

As well as being the venue for the Head of Space Agencies Summit in 2015 and the InternationalAstronauticalCongressin2016.

Mexicoisacountryinmotionandfulltransformation!

ThishasbeenpossiblethankstothegreatvisionofstateandfutureofPresidentEnriquePeñaNieto,whointroducedforthefirsttimeinthecountry'shistorytheconceptofspaceinfrastructure,intheNationalDevelopmentPlan2013-2018.

AswellastheinvaluablesupportoftheSecretaryofCommunicationsandTransport,GerardoRuizEsparza,whoseexampleoftirelessworkinspiresuseverydaytostriveforthewelfareoffuturegenerations.

AndthanksalsototheUndersecretaryofCommunications,MonicaAspeBernal,committed,withinexhaustibleenergy,tothetaskoffullypositioningMexicointoglobalmodernity,knowledgeandprogress.

TheeyesoftheworldhavewitnessedhowMexicohaschanged,aswellasintheSpaceindustry.

Therefore,thoseattendingtotheIAC2016gettoknowanewMexico,youngandinnovativecountry.

ThankyouverymuchforjoiningusonthegreatmissionofMovingMexicointospace.

FranciscoJavierMendietaJiménezGeneral Director,Mexican Space Agency (AEM)President, IAC 2016 Local Organising Committee

1 Welcome Messages1.1 MessagefromthePresidentofthe

InternationalAstronauticalFederation

Welcometothe67thInternationalAstronauticalCongress(IAC)inGuadalajara!ThisisthefirsttimefortheIACtobeheldinMexicoandthethirdtimetoreturntoLatinAmerica.Previously,the49th and 20th IACswereheldinBrazilandArgentinarespectively.ItisverymuchexcitingtobebacktothisamazingregionandIamdelightedtowelcomeyouinthebeautifulcityofGuadalajara.

Thethemeofthisyear’scongress“Making space accessible and affordable to all countries”isespeciallysuitable, as Latin-America is an emerging region where the growing number of nations are rapidlyprogressing their spaceprograms. The challenge tomake space accessible for all is a criticalmissionworldwide.Weareinanexcitingerawherespacetechnologyisbecomingmoreaffordabletoallcountries

andarerealizingthebenefitstodeveloptheirspaceprogramstoovercomesocialchallengesandtobuildfuturespaceindustry.IntheIAC2016FinalProgrammeyouwillfindallaboutthisexcitingandworldclasscongress.TherewillbeawiderangeoftopicsthroughinterestingTechnicalSessions,PlenariesandGNFEventsalongsideanimpressiveExhibitionandnumerousAssociatedEvents.

IwouldliketoexpressmysinceregratitudetoalltheteamswhomadethisanotherfantasticIAChappen!ThiscongresswouldnotexistwithoutthededicationandthehardworkoftheInternationalProgrammeCommittee,theLocalOrganisingCommittee,theIAFSecretariatandalltheothereventorganisersandvolunteers.Last,butnotleast,IappreciateyourparticipationtotheIACGuadalajara.

I believe that this IAC will spur international cooperation, lead to fruitful collaborations between advanced and emergingcountries,withsharingofknowledgetosecureabetterfutureforallofus!TheIACisaaretrueplatformforALL.EnjoyGuadalajaraandthispremierevent!

Kiyoshi HiguchiPresidentInternational Astronautical Federation

67 thInternational Astronautical Congress26 - 30 September 2016, Guadalajara, Mexico

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2 Organisers2.1 TheInternationalAstronauticalFederationCreatedin1951tofosterdialoguebetweenscientistsaroundtheworld,andtosupportinternationalcooperationinallspace-relatedactivities,theIAFtothisdaycontinuestoconnectspacepeople.TheFederationistheworld’sleadingspaceadvocacybodywithover300members,includingallkeyspaceagencies,companies,societies,associationsandinstitutesacrossacross6 continents and 66 countries. Over 40 administrative and technical committees support the Federation in its mission toadvanceknowledgeaboutspaceandtofosterthedevelopmentofspaceassetsbyfacilitatingglobalcooperation.AtitsannualInternationalAstronauticalCongress(IAC)andotherthematicconferences,theIAFbringsitsmultidisciplinaryandinternationalnetworktolife.

InternationalAstronauticalFederation3RueMarioNikis75015Paris,France

T:+33145674260F:+33142732120W:www.iafastro.orgE: [email protected]:www.facebook.com/iafastroTwitter:www.twitter.com/iafastroYoutube:www.youtube.com/iafastroLinkedIn:http://www.linkedin.com/company/international-astronautical-federation?trk=cp_followed_name_international-astronautical-federationFlickr:http://www.flickr.com/photos/iafastro

IAFMemberOrganisations2016A9CCapital BahrainAccesse.V. GermanyAdvancedInstrumentationandTechnologyCentre(AITC)

Australia

AerojetRocketdyne UnitedStatesAerospaceResearchInstitute IranAgenceSpatialeAlgérienne(ASAL) AlgeriaAgenciaEspacialMexicana(AEM) MexicoAgrupacionAstronauticaEspanola SpainAirbusDefenceandSpaceLtd UnitedKingdomAirbusDefenceandSpaceNetherlandsB.V. TheNetherlandsAirbusDefenceandSpaceSA SpainAirbusDefenceandSpaceSAS FranceAirbusDSGmbH GermanyAmericanAstronauticalSociety(AAS) UnitedStatesAmericanInstituteofAeronauticsandAstronautics(AIAA)

UnitedStates

AndøyaSpaceCenter NorwayArianespace FranceAsherSpaceResearchInstitute(ASRI) IsraelAssociationAéronautique&AstronautiquedeFrance(3AF)

France

AssociationDedicatedtoDevelopmentinAstronautics(A.D.D.A)

Romania

AssociationofArabRemoteSensingCenters(AARSC)

Libya

AssociationofSpaceExplorers(ASE) UnitedStatesAssociazioneItalianadiAeronauticaeAstronautica(AIDAA)

Italy

AstronauticTechnologySDNBHD MalaysiaAstronauticalSocietyofIndia IndiaASTROSCALEPte.LTD. Singapore,Republic

ofATUCOM-TunisianAssociationforCommunicationandSpaceSciences

Tunisia

AustrianResearchPromotionAgency AustriaAUSTROSPACE AustriaBaumanMoscowStateTechnicalUniversity RussianFederationBeihangUniversity ChinaBeijingSunwiseSpaceTechnologyLtd. ChinaBelgianFederalSciencePolicyOffice(BELSPO)

Belgium

BrazilianSpaceAgency(AEB) BrazilBulgarianAerospaceAgency BulgariaCaliforniaPolytechnicStateUniversity UnitedStatesCanadianAeronautics&SpaceInstitute(CASI)

Canada

CanadianSpaceAgency Canada

1.3 MessagefromtheInternationalProgrammeCommittee(IPC) Co-Chairs

DearColleaguesandFriends,

Weareverypleasedtowelcomeallofyoutothe67thInternationalAstronauticalCongress,organizedforthefirsttimeinthetraditionalcityofGuadalajara,thepearlofJaliscostateinMexico.

Aroundthetheme“Makingspaceaccessibleandaffordabletoallcountries”theIAC2016conferenceprogram,andtheagendasofassociatedeventssuchastheSpaceGenerationCongress,theUnitedNations/IAFWorkshop,theInternationalMeetingforMembersofParliament,theIAAAcademyDay,theYoungProfessionalsWorkshop,andtheIAFInternationalStudentsWorkshopwillemphasizetheimportanceofpromotinginternationalcooperationtoensurethatallcountriescanbepartofspaceexploration,and become major contributors to the space sector. The second Mexican Congress in Space Medicine has been included as a pre-congressactivity. It isour intentionthatalltheseeventsrepresentanexcellentoccasiontocelebrateB2Bencounters,tointeractwiththecompaniesandserviceproviderstothespacecommunity,andtotakepartinamultidisciplinaryinterchangeofdiscoveries,recentfindings,andfutureprojectswithaninternationalscientificcommunitydedicatedtospaceactivities.

Alongwiththeprofessionalprogram,variouseducationalandoutreachactivitieswillbeshowingthebenefitsandopportunitiesofspacestudyandexplorationtoteachers,studentsandkidsfromJaliscostate.

Taketheopportunitytoparticipateinthesocialactivities,andtoursthatarepartofthesocialprogramandthechancetotastethevariedMexicangastronomyandlivethehospitalityofMexico.WehopeyoufindtheIAC2016anexcellentforumtoshareyourresearchandideaswithabroadanddynamicscientificspacecommunity.Staytunedontheofficialwebpage,thesocialnetworks,andthededicatedapplication.WelcometoGuadalajaraandenjoytheIAC2016!

Sandra I. Ramírez Jiménez Professor at Autonomous University of Morelos State (UAEM),Mexico

Naomi Mathers Advanced Instrumentation and Technology Centre (AITC), Australia

2016 IPC Co-Chairs


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InstitutoNacionaldeTecnicaAeroespacial(INTA)

Spain

INSYENAG GermanyIntelligentMaterialsandSystemsLab,UniversityofTartu

Estonia

InternationalAssociationfortheAdvancementofSpaceSafety

TheNetherlands

InternationalInstituteofSpaceCommerce FranceInternationalLunarObservatoryAssociation UnitedStatesInternationalSpaceCenter-SpaceParkIsraelAshdod

Israel

InternationalSpaceUniversity(ISU) FranceInternationalerFörderkreisfürRaumfahrt–HermannOberth–WernhervonBraune.V.

Germany

IntersputnikInternationalOrganizationofSpaceCommunications

RussianFederation

InvapS.E. ArgentinaIranianSpaceAgency IranIsraelAerospaceIndustries.Ltd. IsraelIsraelSpaceAgency IsraelIstanbulTechnicalUniversity TurkeyItalianSpaceAgency(ASI) ItalyJapanAerospaceExplorationAgency(JAXA) JapanJapanMannedSpaceSystemsCorporation(JAMSS)

Japan

JapanSocietyforAeronauticsandSpaceSciences(JSASS)

Japan

JapaneseRocketSociety JapanJoanneumResearch AustriaJSCGlavcosmos RussianFederationJSCNPOEnergomash RussianFederationJSCSRCProgress RussianFederationKenyaNationalSpaceSecretariat KenyaKhrunichevStateResearch&ProductionSpace Center

RussianFederation

KingAbdulazizCityforScience&Technology(KACST)

SaudiArabia

KongsbergSatelliteServicesAS NorwayKoreaAerospaceResearchInstitute(KARI) Korea,RepublicofKoreaAstronomyandSpaceScienceInstitute

Korea,Republicof

KyivPolitechnicInstitute(NTUU"KPI") UkraineKyushuInstituteofTechnology JapanLavochkinAssociation RussianFederationLawOfficesofSternsandTennen UnitedStatesLithuanianSpaceAssociation(LSA) LithuaniaLockheedMartinCorporation UnitedStatesMax-Planck-InstituteforOrnithology GermanyMcGillInstituteforAerospaceEngineering(MIAE)

Canada

MDACorporation CanadaMicrocosm, Inc. UnitedStatesMitsubishiElectricCorporation JapanMitsubishiHeavyIndustries,Ltd. JapanMohammedBinRashidSpaceCentre(MBRSC)

UnitedArabEmirates

MoscowAviationInstitute RussianFederationMTAerospaceAG Germany

NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA)

UnitedStates

NationalAerospaceAgency(NASA)ofAzerbaijanRepublic

Azerbaijan

NationalAerospaceEducationalCentreofYouth

Ukraine

NationalAerospaceLaboratory(NLR) TheNetherlandsNationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration(NOAA)

UnitedStates

NationalSpaceAgencyofMalaysia(ANGKASA)

Malaysia

NationalSpaceCentre IrelandNationalSpaceResearchandDevelopmentAgency(NASRDA)

Nigeria

NECCorporation JapanNeptecDesignGroup CanadaNetherlandsSpaceOffice(NSO) TheNetherlandsNetherlandsSpaceSociety(NVR) TheNetherlandsNGCAerospaceLtd. CanadaNigerianMeteorologicalAgency NigeriaNorskAstronautiskForening NorwayNorwegianSpaceCentre NorwayNovespace FranceOfficeNationald’EtudesetdeRecherchesAérospatiales(ONERA)

France

OHBSystemAG-Munich GermanyOHBSystemAG-Bremen GermanyPakistanSpaceandUpperAtmosphereResearchCommission

Pakistan

PJSC"Elmiz" UkrainePolishAcademyofSciences PolandPolishAstronauticalSociety PolandPolitecnico di Torino ItalyProespaço-ThePortugueseAssociationofSpace Industries

Portugal

ProjectManagementInstitute UnitedStatesPurpleMountainObservatory(PMO) ChinaQinetiQSpacenv BelgiumRafaelAdvancedDefenseSystemsLtd. IsraelRamirezdeArellanoyAbogados,S.C.LawFirm

Mexico

RMITUniversity,Australia AustraliaRocketResearchInstitute,Inc. UnitedStatesRomanianSpaceAgency(ROSA) RomaniaROSCOSMOS RussianFederationRUAGSpace SwitzerlandRussianAcademyofSciences RussianFederationS.A.B.C.A BelgiumS.P.KorolevRocketandSpaceCorporationEnergia

RussianFederation

SamaraStateAerospaceUniversity(SSAU) RussianFederationSapienzaUniversityofRome ItalySatrecInitiative Korea,RepublicofSecureWorldFoundation UnitedStatesSEMECCELCitédel'Espace FranceSENERIngenieriaySistemas,S.A. SpainSergioArboledaUniversity ColombiaSES Luxemburg

CanadianSpaceCommerceAssociation(CSCA)

Canada

CanadianSpaceSociety CanadaCenterforPlanetaryScienceandExploration,WesternUniversity

Canada

CenterofSpaceExploration,MinistryofEducation(COSE)

China

CentralAmericanAssociationforAeronauticsandSpace(ACAE)

CostaRica

CentralResearchInstituteforMachineBuilding(FGUPTSNIIMASH)

RussianFederation

CentreforMechanicalandAerospaceScienceandTechnologies(C-MAST)

Portugal

CentreNationaldelaCartographieetdelaTeledetection(CNCT)

Tunisia

CentreNationald'EtudesSpatiales(CNES) FranceCentreRoyaldeTeledetectionSpatiale MoroccoCentrodeInvestigacionyDifusionAeronauticoEspacial(CIDA-E)

Uruguay

CGSS.p.A.CompagniaGeneraleperloSpazio ItalyChinaHeadAerospaceTechnologyCo. ChinaChineseSocietyofAstronautics(CSA) ChinaCIRAItalianAerospaceResearchCentre ItalyClusterofSerbianAeronauticalIndustry-UVIS

Serbia

ComisionNacionaldeActividadesEspaciales(CONAE)

Argentina

Commissiond'Astronautiquedel'AcademieRoumaine

Romania

CosmoexportAerospaceResearchAgency RussianFederationCroatianAstronauticalandRocketFederation(HARS)

Croatia

CSIROAstronomy&SpaceScience AustraliaCSL(CentreSpatialdeLiège) BelgiumCurtinUniversity AustraliaCVA(CommunityofArianeCities) FranceCyprusAstronauticalSociety CyprusCzechSpaceAlliance CzechRepublicCzechSpaceOffice CzechRepublicDanishAstronauticalSociety DenmarkDassaultAviation FranceDeimosSpaceS.L. SpainDelftUniversityofTechnology TheNetherlandsDepartmentofSpaceStudies,UniversityofNorthDakota

UnitedStates

DesàEngineeringsrl ItalyDeutscheGesellschaftfürLuft-undRaumfahrt,Lilienthal-Oberthe.V.(DGLR)

Germany

DeutschesZentrumfürLuft-undRaumfahrte.V.(DLR)

Germany

DnipropetrovskNationalUniversity UkraineDniprotekhservice,SPF,LLC UkraineDTUSpace DenmarkEADSSodern FranceEcolePolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne(EPFL)

Switzerland

EcuadorianCivilianSpaceAgency(EXA) EcuadorEMXYS(EmbeddedInstrumentsandSystemsS.L)

Spain

EngineersAustralia AustraliaEnterpriseEstonia EstoniaEumetsat GermanyEURISY FranceEuroSpaceCenter BelgiumEurockotLaunchServicesGmbH GermanyEuroconsult FranceEuropeanConferenceforAero-SpaceSciences(EUCASS)

Germany

EuropeanSpaceAgency(ESA) FranceEuropeanSpacePolicyInstitute(ESPI) AustriaEuropeanTestServices(ETS)B.V. TheNetherlandsEurospace FranceFacultyofAviationandSpaceSciences,NecmettinErbakanUniversity

Turkey

FederalAviationAdministrationOfficeofCommercialSpaceTransportation(FAA/AST)

UnitedStates

FinnishAstronauticalSociety FinlandFlindersUniversity AustraliaFutureSpaceLeadersFoundation UnitedStatesG.A.U.S.S.Srl ItalyGeneralOrganizationofRemoteSensing(GORS)

Syria

Geo-InformaticsandSpaceTechnologyDevelopmentAgency(GISTDA)

Thailand

GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,SchoolofAerospaceEngineering

UnitedStates

GermanAerospaceIndustriesAssociation(BDLI)

Germany

GIFAS FranceGKNAerospaceEngineSystems SwedenGlobalStudentCommercialSpaceSociety(GSCSS)

UnitedStates

GMVAerospace&DefenceSAU SpainGomSpaceAps DenmarkGrazUniversityofTechnology(TUGraz) AustriaGumushAerospace&Defense TurkeyHESpace TheNetherlandsHermann-Oberth-RaumfahrtMuseume.V. GermanyHungarianAstronauticalSociety(MANT) HungaryIABGIndustrieanlagen-BetriebsgesellschaftmbH

Germany

ICARE-CNRS FranceIHIAerospaceCo,Ltd. JapanIndianSpaceResearchOrganization(ISRO) IndiaIndonesianNationalInstituteofAeronauticsandSpace(LAPAN)

Indonesia

Institutd'EstudisEspacialsdeCatalunya-IEEC

Spain

InstitutFrançaisd'Histoiredel'Espace FranceInstitutSupérieurdel'Aéronautiqueetdel'Espace(ISAE)

France

InstituteofSpaceTechnology(IST) PakistanInstitutodeAeronáuticaeEspaço(IAE) BrazilInstitutodeGeofisica,UniversidadNacionalAutonomadeMexico

Mexico

InstitutoGeográficoAgustínCodazzi(IGAC) ColombiaInstitutoNacionaldePesquisasEspaciais(INPE)

Brazil


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MembersoftheIAFBureau

PRESIDENTKiyoshi HiguchiFormer Senior Vice President,Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA), Japan

PRESIDENTELECTJean-YvesLeGallPresident,Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES), France

GENERALCOUNSELLesleyJaneSmithSolicitor, Weber-Steinhaus & Smith; Professor, Leuphana University LueneburgGermany

HONORARYSECRETARYGérardBrachetSpace Policy Consultant, France

VP: COMMUNICATIONSANDPUBLICATIONS OttoKoudelkaHead of the Institute of Communication Networks and Satellite Communications, Graz University of Technology, Austria

VP:DEVELOPINGCOUNTRIESANDEMERGINGMEMBERSJoo-JinLeeSenior Research Fellow, Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), RepublicofKorea

VP:EDUCATIONANDWORKFORCEDEVELOPMENTChris WelchProfessor, International Space University, France

VP: FINANCIALMATTERS Jan KolarDirector,Czech Space Office, CzechRepublic

VP:GLOBALMEMBERSHIPDEVELOPMENTANDGLOBALCONFERENCESMary SnitchSenior Manager, Lockheed Martin Corporation, UnitedStates

VP:HONOURSANDAWARDSV. Koteswara RaoScientific Secretary,India Space Research Organisation (ISRO), India

VP:INDUSTRYRELATIONSAlexanderDegtyarevGeneral Director and General Designer, Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Ukraine

VP: OUTREACH,SOCIETIESANDMUSEUMSDengyunYuDeputy Director of Scientific and Technological Steering Committee, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), China

VP:SCIENCEANDACADEMICRELATIONSRobertoBattistonPresident,Italian Space Agency (ASI), Italy

VP:TECHNICALACTIVITIESANDIACEVOLUTIONJohnHorackProfessor and Neil Armstrong Chair, The Ohio State University College of Engineering,UnitedStates

PRESIDENTIAA

PeterJankowitschFormer Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador of Austria (retired),Austria

PRESIDENTIISL

Tanja Masson-ZwaanInternational Institute of Air and Space Law, University of Leiden, TheNetherlands

EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

ChristianFeichtingerInternational Astronautical Federation, France

SPECIALADVISORTOTHEIAFPRESIDENTKevinStubeAdvisory Board Member, The Planetary Society,UnitedStates

IAFSecretariatChristian Feichtinger, ExecutiveDirectorGiulia Maria Berardi, DeputyExecutiveDirectorMyriam Morabet, Senior Projects ManagerValerie Leenhardt,OfficeManagerSilvia Antolino, CommunicationsManagerIsabella Marchisio, Projects ManagerEvelina Hedman, ProjectsAssistant

Abed Aldaas,ProjectsAssistantEmma Huis,CommunicationsAssistantWei Yu, Projects Assistant(SecondmentfromCSA)Elena Feichtinger,ProjectsManager(Volunteer)Michel Arnaud,AdvisortoIPCCo-Chairs(Volunteer)Martin Feichtinger, Intern

ShaanxiEngineeringLaboratoryforMicrosatellites

China

ShamakhyAstrophysicalObservatory AzerbaijanShoalEngineeringPtyLtd AustraliaSierraNevadaCorporation UnitedStatesSIMEONTechnologies FranceSiriusXMRadio UnitedStatesSitael Spa ItalySnecma FranceSolarMEMSTechnologiesS.L. SpainSouthAfricanNationalSpaceAgency(SANSA)

SouthAfrica

SouthAfricanSpaceAssociation(SASA) SouthAfricaSouthDakotaSchoolofMinesandTechnology

UnitedStates

SpaceCanadaCorporation CanadaSpaceCenterHouston UnitedStatesSpaceCommercialServicesHoldings(Pty)Ltd

SouthAfrica

SpaceCoordinationOffice,DepartmentofIndustry&Science

Australia

SpaceFlorida UnitedStatesSpaceFoundation UnitedStatesSpaceGenerationAdvisoryCouncil(SGAC) AustriaSpaceIndustryAssociationofAustralia AustraliaSpacePolicyInstitute,GeorgeWashingtonUniversity

UnitedStates

SpaceSystems/Loral UnitedStatesSpaceTechnologyInstitute(STI) VietnamSpaceLandAfrica MauritiusSpaceNed TheNetherlandsSpaceteq SouthAfricaSSC SwedenStarsem FranceStateEnterpriseProductionAssociationKyivprylad

Ukraine

StateSpaceAgencyofUkraine(SSAU) UkraineStellenboschUniversity SouthAfricaSTM(SavunmaTeknolojileriMuhenislikveTicaretA.S.)

Turkey

SurreySatelliteTechnologyLtd(SSTL) UnitedKingdomSwedishSocietyforAeronauticsandAstronautics

Sweden

SwissSpaceAssociation SwitzerlandTallinnUniversityofTechnology EstoniaTAMSAT-TheSocietyofAmateurSatelliteTechnologiesofTurkey

Turkey

TartuObservatory EstoniaTechnoSystemDevelopmentsS.R.L. ItalyTechnologyandEngineeringCenterforSpaceUtilization,ChineseAcademyofSciences

China

TeledyneBrownEngineering UnitedStatesTelespazioS.p.A. ItalyTelespazioVEGAUKLTD UnitedKingdomTesat-SpacecomGmbH&Co.KG GermanyThalesAleniaSpaceFrance FranceThalesAleniaSpaceItalia Italy

TheAerospaceCorporation UnitedStatesTheBoeingCompany UnitedStatesTheBritishInterplanetarySociety UnitedKingdomTheChineseAeronauticalandAstronauticalSocietylocatedinTaipei

China

TheFederalUniversityofTechnology,Akure(FUTA)

Nigeria

TheFisherInstituteforAirandSpaceStrategic Studies

Israel

TheJohnsHopkinsUniversityAppliedPhysicsLaboratory

UnitedStates

TheKoreanSocietyforAeronauticalandSpace Sciences

Korea,Republicof

TheOhioStateUniversityCollegeofEngineering

UnitedStates

ThePlanetarySociety UnitedStatesTheSergeiKorolevSpaceMuseum UkraineTNO TheNetherlandsTÜBITAK TurkeyTurkishAerospaceIndustries TurkeyU.S.GeologicalSurvey UnitedStatesUKSpaceAgency UnitedKingdomUnitedRocketandSpaceCorporation RussianFederationUniversityofAlabamainHuntsville UnitedStatesUniversityofColorado,ColoradoCenterforAstrodynamicsResearch

UnitedStates

UniversityofNaples"FedericoII" ItalyUniversityofSouthAustralia Australia

UniversityoftheWesternCape SouthAfrica

UniversityofVigo Spain

UniversityPOLITEHNICAofBucharest-ResearchCenterforAeronauticsandSpace

Romania

UniversityWuerzburg Germany

UNSWAustralia Australia

VictorianSpaceScienceEducationCentre Australia

VieiradeAlmeida&Associados Portugal

VietnamNationalSatelliteCenter(VNSC) Vietnam

VirginGalacticL.L.C UnitedStates

VishayPrecisionGroup UnitedStates

VITOnv Belgium

vonKarmanInstituteforFluidDynamics Belgium

WFB-WirtschaftsförderungBremen Germany

WomeninAerospaceEurope(WIA-E) TheNetherlands

WorldSpaceWeekAssociation UnitedStates

Wyle UnitedStates

XPRIZEFoundation UnitedStates

XovianResearch&TechnologiesPvt.Ltd India

YouthNetworkforReform,Inc(YONER-LIBERIA)

Liberia

YuzhnoyeStateDesignOffice Ukraine

ZARMFabGmbH Germany

Zero2infinity Spain


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VPSCIENTIFICACTIVITIESAnatoly PerminovRussianFederation

VPPUBLICATIONS&COMMUNICATIONLiu JiyuanChina

PRESIDENTPeter Jankowitsch Austria

VPAWARDS&MEMBERSHIPFrancisco Mendieta-Jimenez Mexico

VPFINANCEHiroki MatsuoJapan

SECRETARYGENERALJean-Michel ContantFrance

BoardofTrusteesoftheInternationalAcademyofAstronautics

Trustees Section 1, Basic SciencesRalphMcNuttJr.(USA,Chairman)GiovanniBignami (Italy)

FilippoGrazani(Malaysia)XuGuanhua(China)

Hans Peter Roeser (Germany)†AntonioViviani(Italy)

LevZelenyi(RussianFederation)

Trustees Section 2, Engineering SciencesJohann-DietrichWoerner (Germany,Chairman)

WeiminBao (China)OlexandrDegtyarev (Ukraine)

SimonettaDiPippo (Italy)Junichiro Kawaguchi (Japan)

YuryMakarov (RussianFederation)PatrickSchondel (USA)

Trustees Section 3, Life SciencesChrysoulaKourtidou-Papadeli (Greece,Chairman)

JeffreyDavis(USA)MarleneMacLeish (USA)

ChiakiMukai (Japan)TalgatMusabeyev (Kazakhstan)

Dumitru-DorinPrunariu (Romania)Zhuang Fengyuan (China)

Trustees Section 4, Social SciencesMarius-IoanPiso (Romania,Chairman)JamesCrocker (USA)

Jean-YvesLeGall (France)EfimMalitikov(RussianFederation)

Seidu Oneilo Mohammed (Nigeria)GerNieuwpoort (TheNetherlands)

Wu Meirong (China)

2.2 TheInternationalAcademyofAstronautics(IAA)TheInternationalAcademyofAstronautics(IAA)wasfoundedin1960byTheodorevonKarman.TheAcademyisanindependentinternationalcommunityofleadingexpertscommittedtoexpandingthefrontiersofspace,thenewestrealmofhumanactivity.To foster the development of astronautics, the Academy undertakes a number of activities, including the recognition ofoutstandingcontributorsthroughelectionsandawards.Italsofacilitatesprofessionalcommunication,developsandpromotesnewideasandinitiatives,engagesthepublic,andfostersasenseofcommunityamongthemembers.TheIAAisauniquenon-governmentalorganizationestablishedin1960andrecognizedbytheUnitedNationsin1996.

It isanhonorarysocietywithanactionagenda.With1200electedmembersandcorrespondingmembersfrom87nations,itworkscloselywithspaceagencies,industry,theacademiccommunityandthenationalscienceandengineeringacademiesto determine needs and objectives and to help shape policy and forge cooperation bymeans of studies, position papers,conferencesandpublications.TheIAAhaspublishednearly60studiestodateandisengagedinthepreparationof40others.TheAcademyalsopublishesthejournalActaAstronauticacontainingrefereedpapers.TheAcademynoworganizes20conferencesper year and regionalmeetings focused on the development and promotion of new initiatives. This activity also includes,in cooperationwith the InternationalAstronautical Federationand the International Instituteof Space Law, the traditionalcontributiontotheInternationalAstronauticalCongress(IAC),wheretheAcademysponsors13Symposia.TheAcademyalsocontinuestoenjoyitsparticipationintheCOSPARAssembliesbysponsoringandco-sponsoringsymposiaandtheInternationalSocietyforPhotogrammetryandRemoteSensing(ISPRS)congressthisyearinPrague.AlthoughtheIAAhasmanyconnectionstotheseandothersimilarorganizations,itisdistinctiveastheonlyinternationalAcademyofelectedmembersinthebroadareaofastronauticsandspace.

The IAA Human in Space Exploration conference, attended by more than 600 participants, was successfully held in Korolev city near Moscow on 24-26 May 2016. There was 7 parallel technical sessions with 270 papers. The result of the conference will

serve to prepare the next IAA Head of Space Agencies summit.

InternationalAcademyofAstronautics6rueGalilée75016Paris,France

Mailingaddress:P.O.Box1268-1675766ParisCedex16,France

T:+33147238215F:+33147238216W:www.iaaweb.orgE:[email protected]:http://shop.iaaweb.org


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IISLBoardofDirectors2015-2016OFFICERS

DIRECTORSSetsukoAoki(Japan)P.J.Blount(UnitedStates)OlavoBittencourt(Brazil)FransG.vonderDunk(TheNetherlands)MarcoFerrazzani(Italy)StevenFreeland(Australia)JoanneIreneGabrynowicz(UnitedStates)YasuakiHashimoto(Japan)

StephanHobe(Germany)MahulenaHofmann(CzechRepublic)CorinneJorgenson(France/UnitedStates)SergioMarchisio(Italy)LesleyJaneSmith(UnitedKingdom)Milton‘Skip’Smith(UnitedStates)MaureenWilliams(Argentina)ZhenjunZhang(China)

2.3 TheInternationalInstituteofSpaceLaw(IISL)Foundedin1960,theInternationalInstituteofSpaceLaw(IISL)isanindependentnon-governmentalorganisationdedicatedtofosteringthedevelopmentofspacelaw.ThemembershipoftheInstituteiscomposedofindividualsandinstitutionsfrommorethanfortycountrieselectedonthebasisoftheircontributionstothefieldofspacelaworothersocialsciencesrelatedtospaceactivities. Inaddition,prospectivemembership isopen tostudentsandyoungprofessionalswithademonstrated interest inspacelaw.

ThepurposesandobjectivesoftheIISLincludethepromotionoffurtherdevelopmentofspacelawandexpansionoftheruleoflawintheexplorationanduseofouterspaceforpeacefulpurposes,theholdingofmeetings,colloquiaandcompetitionsonjuridicalandsocialscienceaspectsofspaceactivities,thepreparationorcommissioningofstudiesandreports,thepublicationofbooks,proceedings,reportsandpositionpapers,andthecooperationwithappropriateinternationalorganizationsandnationalinstitutionsinthefieldofspacelaw.

The IISL holds an annual Colloquium at the International Astronautical Congress. During this Colloquium the NandasiriJasentuliyanaKeynotelecturetakesplace,aswellasaspecialsessionforYoungScholars.InadditiontheInstituteorganisesavarietyofconferencesonspacelawthroughouttheyearinlocationsallovertheworld.ItpublishesanannualvolumeofIISLProceedingswithpapersandreportsofallactivitiesduringtheyear.

Since1992,the IISLorganizestheannualManfredLachsSpaceLawMootCourtCompetition.Thecompetitionisbasedonahypotheticalspacelawcase,writtenbyIISLmembers,inwhicharoundsixtystudentteamsfromuniversitiesinNorthAmerica,Europe,AsiaPacificandAfricaparticipate.MembersoftheInternationalCourtofJusticejudgetheWorldFinalsofthecompetition,makingituniqueintheworld.

TheIISLisanofficiallyrecognizedobserveratsessionsoftheUnitedNationsCommitteeonthePeacefulUsesofOuterSpace,anditsScientific&TechnicalandLegalSubcommittees.

FurtherinformationregardingtheIISLcanbefoundatwww.iislweb.org.

InternationalInstituteofSpaceLawE:[email protected]:www.iislweb.orgF:https://www.facebook.com/spacelawT:https://twitter.com/iisl_space

VICE-PRESIDENTKai-Uwe Schrogl Germany

TREASURERDennis J. BurnettUnitedStates

PRESIDENTTanja L. Masson-Zwaan TheNetherlands

VICE-PRESIDENTK.R. Sridhara Murthi India

EXECUTIVESECRETARYDiane Howard UnitedStates


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HidalgoStateCouncilofScience,TechnologyandInnovation

ZacatecasStateCouncilofScience,TechnologyandInnovation

Puebla State Council of Science, TechnologyandInnovation

Queretaro State Council of Science,Technologyand

Innovation

Yucatan State Minister of Research,InnovationandHigher

EducationCoahuila State Council of Science

andTechnologyNationalUniversityAutonomous

of MexicoNationalPolytechnicInstitute

NationalAssociationofUniversitiesandHigherEducation

Institutions

RegionalCentreforTeachingofSpaceScienceandTechnologyforLatinAmericaandtheCaribbean

MexicanSocietyofAerospaceScienceandTechnology

MexicanCouncilforAerospaceEducation

ACADEMICCOMMISSION

JaliscoStateGovernment BureauofVisitorsandConventionsofGuadalajara

GuadalajaraMunicipality TlaquepaqueMunicipality

ZapopanMunicipality TlajomulcoMunicipality TonaláMunicipality AerospaceCouncilofJalisco

UniversityofGuadalajara MaristaUniversityofGuadalajara TechofMonterreyGuadalajara Campus

JesuitUniversityofGuadalajara

CINVESTAVResearchCentre

AEROSPACECLUSTERSLINKMexicanFederationofthe

AerospaceIndustry

ProfessionalConferenceOrganiser(PCO)WeareproudlyMexican international company, specialized inMICE (Meetings, Incentive,ConventionsandEvents) tourism,leadersintechnologicalevolutionwithintheindustry.Weareyoureveryneedconsultantspecialistsforcongresses,eventsandconventions.

Wearetrend-hunters,informationenergizers.Wemixnewknowledgefrominternationalmarkets,transform,andapplyittotheemergingpotentialofMexico´sMICEindustry.Wemakethemostoutofrelations,andtheknowledgeandexperiencetheybringintosocietyinaneraoftechnologicalevolutionandcultureofefficiency.

2.4 TheLocalOrganisingCommittee(LOC)PresidentoftheLOCFranciscoJavierMendietaJimenez

ExecutiveDirectoroftheIAC2016EnriquePachecoCabrera

MexicanSpaceAgencyLic.TiburcioMontalvoNaranjo

GeneralDirectorsOfficeSupportMaJulietaPachecoCabreraThaliaStefanyPradoAvílaBelindaMargaritaFloresRivera

TheLOCwassupportedbyfourgroups: a) TheHonorary Committee formby all the federal government entities thatwith direct influence on the activities of the

IAC2016,hissupporthasbeenfundamentaltohaveadirectcommunicationlinkandtoprovidedguidancetotheplanningofthe congress.

b) TheAcademicCommission thatwas integratedby themost importantacademic institutionsofentities that support theacademicinvolvementintheIAC2016.ThisprobetobeakeyaspecttomakeMexicointothetop10ofcountriesinpapersubmission.

c) TheJaliscoCommissionthatwasanintegrationoftheStateGovernmententities,thelocalUniversitiesandrepresentativesoftheprivatesector.TheyactasthefocalpointforthelocalsupportinalltheplanningandoperationoftheIAC2016.

d) AerospaceClusterLink–Mainly supportedbyFEMIAand the JaliscoAerospaceCouncil tobring theMexicanaerospaceindustrytotheIAC2016.

HONORARYCOMMITTEE

PresidencyoftheRepublic MinistryofCommunicationsandTransport

MinistryofEconomy MinistryofTourism

MinistryofNationalDefence MinistryofInterior MinistryofTreasury NavyofMexico

MinistryofPublicEducation MinistryofForeignAffairs ScienceandTechnologyCommissionChamberofDeputies

ScienceandTechnologyCommission from the Senate

NationalInstituteofStatistics,GeographyandInformatics

NationalInstituteofImmigration NationalCouncilofScienceandTechnology

ACADEMICCOMMISSION

NationalAcademyofMedicine MexicanAcademyofSciences MexicanAcademyofEngineering Mexico State Council of Science andTechnology


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3 PracticalInformation3.1 CityMapandIntroductiontoGuadalajara

OurinternationalcertificationsonIAPCOandINCON–PCOaretheresultofourhighqualitystandardsandgiveusanundisputedmarketleadership.

IAC2016PCOManagementTeam

Alejandro Ramírez Tabche, ProfessionalCongressOrganizer,CEO,BusinessTravelConsultingJimena Ruiz, CongressProjectManager,BusinessTravelConsultingElena Cuadra, RegistrationManager,BusinessTravelConsultingAlejandra Pérez San Vicente, CongressProjectLeaderandIndustryClaudia Pineda, Cateringandsocialindustryevents,BusinessTravelConsultingIvonne Toquero, Logistics&OperationDirector,BusinessTravelConsultingMariana Peñaloza, Logistics&OperationManager,BusinessTravelConsultingShadia Hasbún Hasbún, CongressProjectConsultant,BusinessTravelConsultingValeria Lopez, CeciliaGochiandPaulinaPeñalozaHousingteam,BusinessTravelConsultingDavid Lara, WebDeveloper,BusinessTravelConsultingJulián Salinas, WebDesigner,BusinessTravelConsultingMariana Espinosa, CongressDevelopmentandResearch,BusinessTravelConsultingAlberto Cortes CTO, BusinessTravelConsultingMarian Martínez Pinto, Designer,BusinessTravelConsulting

MessagefromtheGovernorofthestateofJaliscoWelcometoJalisco,cradleofallthesymbolsthatidentifyMexicointheworldandmeetingpointbetweenthemodernityandourtraditions.

Theactivityinspaceandtheknowledgeitgeneratesarealreadytransformingtheworldandthewayitisconceived.Medicine,biology,physics,mathematics,developmentofnewtechnologiesandallbranchesofsciencearecrumblingparadigmsfromthestudiesdonebyunderstandingwhathappensbeyondourplanet.Astronautics isalsoan importantengine thatdrives theeconomyof thosecountries that seeinnovationasavehicletogeneratewelfareforpeople.

IntheGovernmentofJaliscoweareconvincedthatanyeconomicdevelopmentpolicymustbecoupledwithgrowth,developmentandwellbeingofpeople.ConsideringthatnowadaystheAerospaceIndustryrepresentsworkformorethan32thousandMexicanhigh-levelprofessionals,inthefutureitshouldmeanabetterqualityoflifeforallwholivehere.Toachievethis,thequalityofeducationandthestrengtheningofaknowledgesocietyareessentialpillars.

Therefore,inJaliscoweworkhardtolinktheeffortsofuniversities,companiesanddiversegovernmentauthoritiestopositionJaliscoasaleaderinthesector.Forus,thisisthemeaningofinnovation.

Duetoalloftheabove,GuadalajarabeingtheheadquartersoftheInternationalAstronauticalCongressisbothanhonourandagreatopportunity.

Certainly, IwanttoexpressmygratitudefortheeffortsdonebytheFederalGovernment,whichthroughtheMexicanSpaceAgencyhastrustedusandtheecosystemofhightechnologywehavedevelopedtoprojectthecapabilitiesofourcountry.Finally,IwanttocongratulatetheInternationalAstronauticalFederationandalltheOrganizingCommitteefortheexceptionalprogramtheyhaveprepared.

Witheveryoneworkingtogether,wecanbuildabetterworld,whereallhumanbeingslivewithequality.

Sincerely,

JorgeAristótelesSandovalDiazGovernor of the State of Jalisco


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duringthesilentnightsthatmakeevokethetimesinthatthenoiseofthetelevisionsdidn’tinterrupttothethought,maybealteredonlyforthesongofsomecricketorthecroakingofsomefrogfor,inthedawn,openthewaytothesongoftheroostersandthesoundsofthebellsthatrememberyouthemorningthefirstmass.

TequilaTequilawhichnameisknownallaroundtheworldfortheLiquornamedaftertheregion.SitelocatedbetweenthefoothillsoftheTequilaVolcanoandthedeepvalleyoftheRioGrandeRiver,ispartofanexpansivelandscapeofblueagave,shapedbythecultureoftheplantwhichhasbeenusedsincethe16thcenturytoproducetequilaspiritandoveratleast2,000yearstomakefermenteddrinksandcloth.Withinthelandscapeareworkingdistilleriesreflectingthegrowthintheinternationalconsumptionoftequilainthe19th and 20thcenturies.Today,theagavecultureisseenaspartofnationalidentity.Numeroushaciendas,orestates,someofwhichdatebacktothe18thcenturycanbeseeninTequilaandsurroundingareas.TheareaalsocoversarchaeologicalsiteswhichbeartestimonytotheTeuchitlanculturewhichshapedtheTequilaareafrom200to900A.D.,notablythroughthecreationofterracesforagriculture,housing,temples,ceremonialmoundsandballcourts.TheSauzaandJoséCuervodistilleriesarelocatednearthecentre,andtheyofferguidedvisitstotheirinteriortothevisitorsoftheplace.Tequilalivesforourtequila.

HISTORICALREVIEWOFSPACEACTIVITIES:MexicoinSpace

TheknowledgeoftheskieshasalongtraditionthroughoutMexico’shistory.FromPre-HispanictimestotheXXCenturydawns,observatorieswerecreatedandhelpedtolearnthemovementsandcyclesofcosmicobjects.BythemiddleoftheXXcentury,spaceprojectsariseinMexico,whichbroughtMexicointothedesignofsoundingrocketlaunchersandcommunicationsystems,whichhascontributedwithanewfocustoourvisionoftheuniverse,sincewedonotonlywanttoobserveitbutalsotoreachit and use it.

ThehistoryofMexicanspacedevelopmentisintertwinedjustlikeinothercountries,withthedevelopmentofaeronautics.Thisishowworkinaviationbroughtadvancesin1949formingagroupofMexicantechniciansthatstartedstudiesonrocketry.Ourcountrymadeitsfirststeponspaceactivitieswiththelaunchingofhighatmosphericresearchsoundingrocketsin1957,andlaterin1960,withthecreationandoperationoftheGuaymas,Sonora,trackingstation.

WiththecreationoftheNationalCommissionforOuterSpace(CONEE)in1962,importantworkinrocketryandtelecommunicationswasmade,whichallowedthecreationofspecializedteamsandphysicalinfrastructuretoentertheactivitiesthatwerebeingdevelopedintheworldatthattime.ThisactivitywasinterruptedwiththedisintegrationofCONEE1977.AsecondnationaleffortinthespacearenawasthecreationoftheMexicanInstituteofCommunications(IMC)1987,whichcoordinatedthedesignandoperationofcommunicationsatellites,whichranthesamefateandwasdissolvedin1996.

Since then to this date, there have been specific aerospace developments, in collaborations between higher educationinstitutionssuchasUNAM,IPN,CONACYTcenters,andtheUniversityoftheMexicanArmyandAirForce(UDEFA),withsomeinternationalgroups.OntheotherhandtheMinistryofCommunicationsandTransportation(SCT)havepromotedactivityontelecommunications,withtheparticipationofsomeprivatecompanies.Theseefforts,backedbypublicandprivateinstitutionsalongwithmanyindividuals,allowedthattoday,withthepromulgationofthelawthatcreatestheMexicanSpaceAgencyonJuly30th,2010,bringsforwardthedreamofmanygenerationsofMexicanswhohavemadecontributionstothenationalaerospacedevelopment.

GuadalajaraGuadalajara is thecapitalof theMexicanstateof Jalisco.Thecityhasapopulationof1,579,174and themetropolitanareawitha reportedpopulationof5,500,000 in2012,making it thesecondmostpopulousmetropolitanarea inMexico,behindMexicoCity.Thecity’seconomyisbasedonindustry,especially informationtechnologywitha largenumberof internationalfirmshavingmanufacturingfacilitiesintheGuadalajaraMetroArea.Other,moretraditionalindustries,suchasshoes,textilesandfoodprocessingarealso important.Guadalajara is theculturalcentreofwesternMexico,consideredbymosttobethehomeofMariachimusicandhosttoanumberoflarge-scaleculturaleventssuchastheInternationalFilmFestivalofGuadalajaraandtheGuadalajaraInternationalBookFairandmanymoreinternationalrenownedculturalevents,whichdrawinternationalcrowds.GuadalajarawasnamedAmericanCapitalofCulturein2005.

Guadalajara is the 10thlargestcityinLatinAmericanintermsofpopulation,urbanareaandGrossDomesticProduct.ThecityisnamedaftertheSpanishcityofGuadalajara,withthenamemeaning“ValleyofStones”.

Ina2007researchoftheFDImagazineGuadalajarawasthehighestrankingmajorMexicancityhavingthesecondstrongesteconomicpotentialofanymajorNorthAmericancityandonlyChicagoscoredmorehighlyforsheereconomicpotential,inthesameresearchwasconsideredthe“cityofthefuture”duetoitsyouthfulpopulation,lowunemploymentandlargenumberofrecentforeigninvestmentdeals,itwasalsofoundthethirdmostbusinessfriendlycityinNorthAmerica.

Tourism: TlaquepaqueConsideredoneofLatinAmerica’smostimportanthandicraftscentres,hashundredsofgalleriespromotinglocalartists’works.Traditionalverypicturesqueplace,Tlaquepaqueis“Atownwithmagic”andofhandmadeenormousoffer.Initsmultiplestoresyoucanacquirefineandoriginalcraftsoftraditionalceramicblownandstageglass,petatilloandwoodenfurniturecarvedbyhand.Itisrecommendedtovisit“ElRefugio”CulturalCenter,thePantaleónPanderoMuseum,SoledadSanctuaryandenjoytheflavourofthetypicaljalisciensecuisine,surroundedbytheMariachimusicinthetraditional“ElParian”.

TapalpaThis“MagicTown”,locatedinthemountainousareaofJalisco,iscalledTapalpa,aplaceconformedbywhitehomeswithtileroofs.Thegastronomyoftheplaceisdistinguishedforthelamb"alpastor",anourishingdishthatcanhavethestomachhappy


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3.2.4 LocalTransportationRoads/streetnetworkforcarsThestreetsofGuadalajaraaresafeandeasytogetaroundin.

LocalbusnetworkcoverageThe longdistancebus terminal is“NuevaCentralCamionera”a largemodernV-shapedterminal that is split into7separatemodules.Eachmodulehasticketdesks foranumberofbus lines,plus rest roomsandcafeterias.ThisBus terminal is9kmsoutheastofGuadalajaracitycentre.

Busesgotoandfromjustabouteverywhereinwestern,centreandnorthernMexico.Multiplecompanies,basedindifferentmodules, servealldestinations.Guadalajara’sotherbus terminal is “AntiguaCentralCamionera”about1.5kmsouthof thecathedralnearParqueAguaAzul.Fromhere2nd-classbusesservedestinationswithin75kmofGuadalajara.Thereare2sidestoit:SalaAisfordestinationstotheeastandnortheast;SalaBisfordestinationstonorthwest,southwestandsouth.

LocalsubwaynetworkcoverageThereisalocalnetworkcoveragelocally isknownasSITEUR(SistemadeTrenEléctricoUrbano),SpanishforUrbanElectricalTrainSystem,isalighttrainandrapidtransitsystemservingthemunicipalitiesofGuadalajara,ZapopanandTlaquepaque,inthestateofJalisco,Mexico.SITEURisalsothenameofthestateauthority,whichoperatesthesystem.Openedin1989,thesystemcurrentlyhastwolines:line1,runningfromnorthtosouth,with19stations,andline2,runningfromdowntowntotheeast,with10stations.

TaxiavailabilityThereareavarietyofwaystotakeacabinGuadalajara.Onecantakeacabeitherbycallingataxi,goingtoataxistoporhailingacabinthestreet(justwaitforonetopassbyandmakethestopsignal).TerrestrialTransportationTaxisofGuadalajara:amongthebesttransportationtobefoundinGuadalajara,visitorswillbeabletovisiteverythinginthecitywitheaseandcomfort.Inaddition,notonlyaretaxisaffordable,butalsotheycomewithair-conditioningtoguaranteeallcomfortsnecessary forapassenger.UberserviceisavailableinGuadalajara.

3.2.5 Safety&SecurityTheInstituteresponsibleforpublicsafetyintheStateofJaliscoistheStateMinistryofSecurity.TheyhavevastexperienceincoordinatingandprovidingsafetyforinternationaleventsandworkverycloselywiththeArmy,NavyandFederalandCitypoliceforces.

Witha longhistory as ahostofmajor events, theCityofGuadalajarahasbecomeoneof themost important cities in thecountry.Guadalajarahashostedawidevarietyofnationaland internationalpolitical, social,cultural,andsportevents, thusdemonstratingithastheexperienceandcapabilitytosafeguarditsspecialvisitorsinasecureanddiscreteway.Successfuleventsincludethe2009NorthAmericanLeaders’Summit, ITU´sPlenipotentiaryConference2010,Pan-AmericanGames inOctober2011;andmostrecently,IberoamericanForum2013andtheWorldCongressonInformationTechnologyin2014.Thesemeetingshaverequiredvaryinglevelsofsecurity,buttheirsuccessfulcompletionatteststotheresources,whichGuadalajarahasprovidedtoprotectbothvisitorsandcitizensalike.

GuadalajaraisoneofthesafestcitiesinoneofthesafeststatesinMexico(Jalisco),withaverylowcrimerate,wellbelowmanymajorcitiesinEuropeandNorthAmerica.

3.2 GuadalajaraAirport&GroundTransportation

3.2.1 Airport GuadalajaraInternationalAirportisprovidingaccesstoallmajorinternationalandregionalhubs,effectivelylinkingGuadalajarato80%oftheworld’sairroutes.Theairportoffersmorethan350dailyflights;workswith19commercialand21cargoairlinesthattravelto46citiesinMexico,CentralAmericaandtheUnitedStates.

Theairporthandlesapproximately19,000passengerseachdayandover7.6millionpassengerseachyear.Ithascurrentlybeenexpandedtoprovidegreaterconnectivity.TheGuadalajaraInternationalAirportisdirectlylinkedtothedowntownareabyaBRT(BusRapidTransport)route,withanapproximatejourneytimeof30minutes.Bycar,theairportisapproximatelya20-minutedrivefromtheanticipatedvenuesite.Theairportissituated17km(12miles)southeastofGuadalajara.FromMexicoCity’sInternationalAirport,visitorscanreachnearlyeverymajordestinationinMexicoinlessthanthreehours.MexicohasseveralmajorairlinecompaniesthatconnectmostofMexico’sdestinationstometropolitancitiesintheU.S.,Canadaandaroundtheworld,aswellasotherdestinationsaroundthecountry.

3.2.2 Transportationinformationto/fromairportAttheGuadalajaraInternationalAirport,youwillbeabletofinddifferentTaxiandRentalCarcompanies.IntheMetropolitanArea,thereare16,000taxis,ofwhich5,000areexclusivelyfortouristservices.Intermsoftransportation,thereisabusstopjustatthecorneroftheCentreandtaxiserviceisalsoofferedbytwotaxiranksthathavecollaboratedwiththevenueformorethan20years,forthecomfortoftheattendeestheCentrehasaspecialareaforpassengersdropoffandpickup.UbersisaserviceavailableinGuadalajaraalso.

Affordableandaccessibledestination • TaxicabfaresTo/Fromairport:$20/$30USD• ExpoGuadalajaraConventionCentretomaintouristicareas: •Guadalajara/Tlaquepaquedowntown:$10/$13USD •ShoppingMallPlazadelSol:$3USD •ShoppingMallLaGranplaza:$5USD• BusFares:50USDcents• MetroFares:50USDcents

EstimatedflyingtimebetweenGuadalajaraandvariousdestinationswithinMexicoMexicoCity:1hr.10minCancun:4hrs.20minMonterrey:1hr.20min

InternationalDirectflightsviaMexicoCityandCancunEurope:Frankfurt,Barcelona,Madrid,Paris,RomeandLondonAmerica:Bogota,BuenosAires,Caracas,BuenosAires,Lima,SantiagoandSaoPaolo.CentralAmerica:Guatemala,SanJosé,CostaRica,SanPedroSulaandSanSalvadorAsia:Tokyo,ShanghaiandHongKongUS:NuevaYork,LosAngeles,Miami,Chicago,DallasCanada:Montreal,Toronto.

3.2.3 Major highways / motorways Guadalajarais535kmnorthwestofMexicoCityand344kmeastofPuertoVallarta.Highways15,15D,23,54,54D,80,80Dand90allhavecoverage.Tollsanddrivingtimestomaindestinationsareasfollows:Manzanillo(30USD,3hours),PuertoVallarta(35USD,3hours)andMexicoCity(50USD,5hours).Guadalajarahasmanycarrentalagencies.Theaveragecostgoesfrom50to60USDperdayanditwillcostyouaround30USDtoreturnthecarinanycityotherthantheoneyourenteditfrom.


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3.4 Congress Venue Floor PlansExpoGuadalajara,boastingcloseto70,000m2islocatedintheheartofthecommercialdistrictofGuadalajarawith26,576m2ofexhibitionspaceandmorethan15,000m2ofmeetingspaceincludingtheGuadalajararoomwith13,000m2freeofcolumnswhichcanbedividedinupto10rooms.

ExpoGuadalajaraisinthemiddleofthehotelarea,20min.awayfromdowntownandonly25min.awayfromtheairport.Therearemorethan3,000hotelroomswithinwalkingdistancefromExpoGuadalajararangingfrom1to5stars,includingtheHiltonHotellocatedacrossthestreetwithits450rooms.

3.3 RegistrationRegistrationRates

RegistrationCategory EarlyRegistration

Before15/06/2016

Regular Registration

from16/06/2016 - 20/09/2016)

On-Site Registration

Notes

Fee in € Fee in € Fee in €

Full-payingParticipants €815/$895 €945/$1040 €995/$1095 N/A

Full-payingParticipants(Members)

€680/$750 €805/$885 €900/$990 WhoareemployeesorelectedofficersofanIAFmemberorganizationorwhoarecurrentmembersoftheIAAandtheIISL.

RetiredPersons €390/$430 €445/$490 €495/$545 WhomeettheIAF’sminimumrequirements(nolongeremployed,fullyretiredandpreparedtomakeatleastonepresentationontheir experiences to a student or public group during the coming sixmonths).Retireesneedtouploaddocumentationconfirmingtheir status.

Young Professionals €305/$335 €360/$395 410€ Whoarenoolderthan35yearsofageatthetimeoftheCongress

Full-timeStudentsandPrimary/secondarylevelTeachers

€75/$85 €85/$95 €95/$105 Thereisnoagelimitonstudents,whileteachersshouldbeprimary/secondarylevelteachers.Studentsshouldupload a scannedcopyofstudentIDcard,whileteachersshoulduploadteacher’slicense,orotherequivalentdocuments.

AccompanyingPersons €55/$60 €80/$90 €105/$115 Maximum1perFull-payingorRetiredDelegate,AccompanyingpersonsareentitledtoparticipateintheOpeningandClosingCeremony,theSpaceExhibition,PlenaryEvents,GNFprogramme,HighlightLectures,theWelcomeReception,andothereventsdesignatedbytheorganizer,whileaccesstoIACtechnicalsessions is restricted.

MediaRepresentatives Freeofcharge Accreditedmediaarerequiredtoprovideproofoftheirstatusintheformofapresscard,andexamplesofrecentjournalisticwork

Whatiscoveredbythefee?

RegistrationIncludes:AdmissiontotheExhibitHall,PlenaryProgram,GNFprogramme,allscientificandtechnicalsessions,theOpeningCeremony,theWelcomeReception,theClosingCeremony,coffeebreaksanddelegatekit.

RegistrationforAccompanyingPersonsincludes:AdmissiontotheExhibitHall,GNFprogramme,PlenaryProgram,theOpeningCeremonyandtheWelcomeReception.ItDOESNOTincludeaccesstothetechnicalsessions.AccompanyingPersonisdefinedasafamilymember,civilpartner,translatororadministrativeassistant.

Accredited presswillhavetouploadavalidPressCardorprovideanyotherdocumentproofingtheirstatusof“Media”.


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3.5OfficesandExhibitionOpeningHours

RegistrationandInformationDeskLocation:Lobby1andLobby7Saturday24September,13:00-18:00Sunday25September,08:00-18:00Monday26Sep-Thursday29Sep;08:00-16:00Friday30September,08:00-13:00

IAFSecretariatOfficeLocation:JaliscoHallE4-2Friday23September-Friday30September,08:00-18:00

LOCSecretariatOfficeLocation:ExPresidentesFriday23September-Friday30September,08:00-18:00

IAASecretariatOfficeLocation:JaliscoHallE4-1Friday23September-Friday30September,08:00-18:00

ExhibitionHallLocation:JaliscoHallA-DMonday26September,12:00-18:00Tuesday27September-Thursday29September,09:00-18:00Friday30September,09:00-15:00

IAFMembers’LoungeLocation:JaliscoHallE3-2Sunday25September-Friday30September,08:00-18:00

IISLMembers’LoungeLocation:JaliscoHallE3-3Sunday25September-Friday30September,08:00-18:00

InternationalPressCentreLocation:JaliscoHallE1Saturday24September,13:00-20:00Sunday25Sep-Thursday29Sep,07:30-20:00Friday30September,07:30-17:00

Speaker'sPreparationRoomLocation:JaliscoHallE3-1Sunday25September,14:00-18:00Monday26SeptoThursday29Sept,08:30-18:00Friday30September:08:30-15:00

3.6 InformationforAuthorsAllauthorsareaskedtouploadtheirmanuscriptsandmultimediapresentationspriortotheCongressinordertomakethemavailabletoallparticipantsontheonlineProceedingsof the67th IAC.Youcanstillupdateyourmanuscripts throughthe IAFplatform:www.iafastro.netandmultimediapresentationswiththelatestdevelopmentsintheSpeaker’sPreparationRoom.

YourpresentationwillbeautomaticallypreloadedonthecomputerintheTechnicalSessionRoom.PleasenotethatspeakersarenotallowedtoinsertUSBmemorysticksintothecomputersintheTechnicalSessionrooms.Therefore,allupdatesneedtobeuploadedbeforethetechnicalsessiontakesplace.

Ourhelpdeskteamwillassistyouinuploadingpresentationsduringoperatinghours.SpeakersarerequestedtoreporttotheirallocatedTechnicalSessionroom20minutespriortothestartoftheirsessiontomeetwiththeirSessionChairandtochecktheirpresentation.Donotforgettobringtwoprintedcourtesycopiesofyourmanuscriptandabackupcopyofyourpresentation.SomeSessionChairsmightalsoaskyouforashortbiographytointroduceyouatthesession.

3.7 Congress ProceedingsTheIAC2016proceedingsareavailableonapasswordprotectedsite.

TheCongressparticipantswillbeprovidedon26thSeptemberwithalinkandonlinepasswordtologinandaccessthecongressproceedings.

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3.8 UsefulInformation

GOODTOKNOW

TheSiliconValleyofMexicoTherapidexpansionofindustrialparksandtheimportantinvestmentintheInformationTechnology(IT)segment,hasconsolidatedGuadalajaraasthesecondmostimportantmetropolisintermsoftrade,andthethirdbiggestinrelationtoindustrialproduction.

Population: 5.5millioninhabitantsintheGuadalajaraMetropolitanArea

Territory: 2,734Km2/1,055SquareMiles

Weather: 23ºC/73ºFAverage

Medical Centres: 1160publicmedicalcentresand187privatemedicalfacilities

Taxrefund: Foreign tourists can receive a tax refund when purchasing merchandise at affiliatedestablishments.Youcanapplyeasilyatmodules inGuadalajaraandPuertoVallartaAirports.www.taxback.comTel.018000066829

Currency ThePesoisMexico’sofficialcurrency,butUSdollarsarewidelyaccepted.Youcanexchangemoneyinbanks,mosthotels,airportsandmoneyexchangeestablishments.BanksinGuadalajaraaregenerallyopenMondaythroughFriday,from8:00AMto4:00PMandafewalsoopenonSaturdays.Youcanwithdrawmoney24-hoursadayatATM’slocatedinshoppingcentresandbanks.

MoneyexchangeestablishmentsarefoundthroughouttheHotelZoneandthecity.Exchangeratesarepostedinfullview.Most,especiallytheonesintheHotelZone,areopenuntilquitelate.Visa,MasterCardandAmericanExpresscreditcardsareacceptedinmoststores,hotelsandtravelagencies.Traveller’schecksarealsogenerallyaccepted.

Werecommendusingthelocalcurrency(MexicanPesosMXN)althoughmostexpensesinMexicomaybepaidwithmajorcreditordebitcards.MostATMsacceptallmajorcreditanddebitcards.

Health Intheunlikelycasethatyoumightneedmedicalassistance,itisalwaysgoodtoknowthatGuadalajarahasbrandnew,modernhospitalsandclinicswithbilingualstaffandadvancedmedicaltechnologytoprovideexcellentservice.

Language Spanish is theofficial languageofMexico.However, sinceGuadalajara isacosmopolitandestination,mostserviceprovidersspeakEnglishandoccasionallyevenathirdlanguage.

Electricity Guadalajarauses110voltsACcurrent,thesameastheUSandCanada.Eventhoughmanyplacesdohavethree-prongoutlets,it’sagoodideatobringanadapterwithyou.

Telephone,mailandInternetservice TherearetelephoneboothsonGuadalajara’smainstreetswhereyoucanuseprepaidphonecardsfornationalandinternationallongdistancecalls.ThediallingcodetoMexicois+52andthecitycodeis(33)mostnumbersare8digits.TodialtheUSandCanada,dial001+theareacodeandnumber.ForEuropeandtherestoftheworld,dial00+thecountrycode,thentheareacodeandphonenumber.MobilephonesfromanycountrymayreceivecallsinMexico.Pleasecheckwithyourmobileprovidertomakesureyourphonewillworkhereorifyouneedtomakesomespecialarrangementsbeforetravelling.ThePostOfficeislocatedindowntownGuadalajara,alongwithovernightdeliveryservicesanddomesticandinternationalcourierservices.YoucanfindInternetcafésalloverthecityandinyourhotel’sBusinessCentre.Inmostcases,Internetaccessisthroughhigh-speedconnections.

Location WestofMexico,1,566m-abovesealevel.


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Main Congress Schedule

Monday,26September

09:30 - 10:00 VIPGatheringfortheOpeningoftheExhibition

Location:GuadalajaraHall1

10:00 - 11:00 OfficialOpeningoftheExhibitionFloorandVIPtour

Location:JaliscoHallA-D

11:30 - 12:00 VIPGatheringforOpeningCeremony


12:00 - 13:30 Opening Ceremony

Location:GuadalajaraHall4,5,6,9&10

Theopeningceremonywillfeaturethefollowing:

• InauguralSpeechbyPresidentofMexico,EnriquePeñaNieto• WelcomebyLOCChair,FranciscoJavierMendietaJimenez• WelcomebyPresidentofIAF,KiyoshiHiguchi• WelcomebyPresidentElectofIAF,Jean-YvesLeGall• KeynoteonbehalfofOfficialIndustryAnchorSponsor,byExecutiveVP,LockheedMartinSpaceSystems,

RichardF.Ambrose• PresentationoftheIAFWorldSpaceAward• Cultural Performances

Speakers:

Enrique Peña NietoPresident of Mexico,Mexico

Francisco Javier Mendieta JimenezGeneral Director,MexicanSpaceAgency(AEM),Mexico

Kiyoshi HiguchiPresident,InternationalAstronauticalFederation(IAF),Japan

Jean-Yves Le Gall President Elect of IAF,President,CentreNationald'EtudesSpatiales(CNES),France

Richard F. Ambrose Executive Vice President,LockheedMartinSpaceSystems,UnitedStates

4.2 DaybyDay

Pre-Congress Schedule

Thursday22September

SpaceGenerationCongress(SGC)(seepage210)

Friday23September

SpaceGenerationCongress(SGC)(seepage210)

UN/IAFWorkshop(seepage196)

Saturday24September

IPCGeneralMeeting

SpaceGenerationCongress(SGC)andGalaDinner(seepage210)


Sunday25September

IAAAcademyDayandAcademyDinner(seepage205)

EducatorsProfessionalDevelopmentWorkshop(seepage203)

CrossCulturalCommunicationsandPresentationWorkshop(seepage204)

InternationalMeetingforMembersofParliaments(seepage206)

IACHostsSummit(seepage207)

IPMCYoungProfessionalWorkshop(seepage179)

YoungProfessionalsNetworkingEvent(seepage180)



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theIAC2012inNaples.GiventheIAF’sdiversestakeholderportfolio,outreachactivitiesoftheFederationaretailoredaccordingtotherespectiveneeds.NotonlyattheIACbutalsoattheSpringMeetings,theGNFformatissuccessfullyusedforinvolvingstakeholders,weavingtogetherrequirementsofdifferenttargetgroupsandservicesofferedbytheIAF.

WearelookingforwardtowelcomingyouinGuadalajaraamongtheactiveparticipants–eitheronthestageorintheaudience.Itistheinteraction,thecritical-constructivedialoguewewanttofosterthroughtheIAFGlobalNetworkingForum:Meet.Share.Connect.

Kiyoshi HiguchiPresident,InternationalAstronauticalFederation(IAF),Japan

15:30 -16:15 GNF–HeadsofAgencyPressConference


TheHeadsofAgenciesPressconferencewillgivetheaudience(mainlypressrepresentatives)theopportunitytodirectlyaddresstheHeadsofAgenciesaskingrelevantandchallengingquestions.

Speakers:

Charles Bolden Administrator, NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA),UnitedStates

Igor KomarovHead,FederalSpaceAgency(ROSCOSMOS),RussianFederation

S. Somanath Director,LiquidPropulsionSystemsCentre(LPSC)IndianSpaceResearchOrganization(ISRO),India

Sylvain LaportePresident,CanadianSpaceAgency(CSA),Canada

Naoki Okumura President, JapanAerospaceExplorationAgency(JAXA),Japan

Johann-Dietrich WoernerDirector General,EuropeanSpaceAgency(ESA),France


MODERATORFranco BonacinaDirectorGeneral'sSpokespersonandHeadoftheProtocolOfficeDirectorGeneral'sCabinet,EuropeanSpaceAgency(ESA),France

Starttime:15:15 TechnicalSessions

No Description Room

A1.1 Behaviour,PerformanceandPsychosocialIssuesinSpace SalondeEventos3A2.1 GravityandFundamentalPhysics Moda 1

13:30 - 15:00 Plenary1:HeadsofAgencies


TheHeadsofAgenciesplenaryeventisoneofthehighlightoftheIAC,bringingtogethertheleadersofthemajorspaceagenciesworldwide.Thisyear’sHeadsofAgenciesPlenarywillfocusonthetheme“SpaceExploration:thepast,presentandfuture”. ThePlenarywillbekicked-offwiththeHeadsofAgenciesbrieflypresentingthemaindevelopmentswithintheirAgencysincethelastIACinJerusalem:majordecisionstaken;majorprojectslaunchedandmajordevelopmentsforthenextyears.ThemoderatorwillthenrunthediscussiononSpaceExplorationand,toconcludeaninteractiveQ&Asessionwiththeaudienceisforeseen.

Panellists:

Charles Bolden Administrator, NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA),UnitedStates

Igor KomarovHead,ROSCOSMOS,RussianFederation


Sylvain LaportePresident,CanadianSpaceAgency(CSA),Canada



WU YanhuaVice Administrator,ChinaNationalSpaceAgency(CNSA),China


MODERATORJohn HorackProfessor and Neil Armstrong Chair,The Ohio State UniversityCollegeofEngineering,UnitedStates

CO-MODERATORMinoo RathnasabapathyExecutive Director,SpaceGenerationAdvisoryCouncil(SGAC),Austria

15:15 - 15:30 GNFOpening


Message from the President of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF)

Themotto ‘ConnectingSpacePeople’ is guiding thedevelopmentof strategicactivitiesof the IAFwith thegoalof fosteringcollaborationbetweenspaceagencies,industryandresearch.

InlinewiththeIAF’smissionofpromotingpartnershipsinthespacecommunity,ofadvancinginternationaldevelopment,sharingknowledgeandpreparingtheworkforceoftomorrow,theFederationdecidedtocreateaglobal,comprehensiveandappealingplatform,targetingstudents,youngprofessionals,experts,decision&policymakersandallactorsthatcouldcontributetothenetworkingspiritofsuchaplatform.

Hence,theFederationdevelopedtheconceptoftheIAFGlobalNetworkingForum(GNF)andwasproudtointroduceitduring


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Speaker:

Lihua Zhang Project Manager, DFHSatelliteCo.Ltd,China

MODERATOR Ming Li Vice-President,ChinaAcademyofSpaceTechnology(CAST),China

17:15 - 18:15 GNF–RussianCosmonautics:InternationalAspects


Themain directions of Russian cosmonautics development for the nearest decade were determined by the Federal SpaceProgramfor2016-2025.Intheareaofhumanspaceflightstheprogramprovidesfor:

1. TheISSRussianSegmentutilizationandconstructionoftheISSRSmodulesofthe2ndstagethatwillincludeMultipurposeLaboratoryModuleNauka(Science),NodeModulePrichal(Berth),andScientific-PowerModule;

2. TheRussianorbitingstationdevelopment;3. Thenext-generationhumantransportationsystemdevelopment,whichwillincludeFederationspacecraft.

IntensityoftheRussianresearchprogramimplementationaboardtheISSwillbeincreasingincombinationwithexpansionofanumberofscientificinvestigationsthatwillbeexecutedjointlywiththeISSProgrampartners.

TheimportantelementoftheRussianhumanspaceflightprogramaboardtheISSisaconsecutiveimplementationofcommercialprojects.Developmentandadoptionofnewspacetechnologies,whichcanbeusedincommercialprojects,areunderway.

AftercompletionoftheISSflightitisplannedtoundockfromthestationtheISSRSnew(2ndstage’s)modulesandusethemforcreationofanewRussianorbitingstation,utilizationofwhichwillprovideforawideinternationalcooperation.

Federationhumanspacecraftofanew-generationisdevelopedformissionstoLEOandtocis-lunarorbits.ThevehiclewillbelaunchedtoLEOfromVostochnylaunchsitein2021atopAngara-5Plauncherthatisunderdevelopmentnow.FormissionstotheMoonanewlauncherofasuper-heavyclasswillbeused.

BothFederationspacecraftandasuper-heavy launchershouldbecomekeyelementsof long-rangeprogramsfordeepspaceexploration,includingmissionsintocis-lunarspaceandontheMoonaswell;multipurposemissionstoasteroids;missionstosatellitesofplanetsandonMars.Themissions’configurationforminganddevelopmentofthefutureprogramsarchitectureareunderway.

Organizedby:S.P.KorolevRocketandSpaceCorporationEnergia

Speaker:

Vladimir L. SolntsevGeneral Director,S.P.KorolevRocketandSpaceCorporationEnergia,RussianFederation

A3.1 SpaceExplorationOverview TonalàA6.1 Measurements SalonJaliscoE7A7.1 Space-AgenciesLong-TermViews Mueble 1B1.1 InternationalCooperationinEarthObservationMissions TlaquepaqueB2.1 FixedandBroadcastCommunications SalondeEventos7B3.1 GovernmentalHumanSpaceflightPrograms(Overview) GuadalajaraHallSalon2B4.2 Small Space Science Missions TequilaB6.2 NewOperationsConcepts,AdvancedSystemsandCommercialSpaceOperations SalondeEventos8C1.1 Guidance,Navigation&Control(1) SalonJaliscoE6C2.1 SpaceStructuresI-DevelopmentandVerification(SpaceVehiclesand

Components)SalondeEventos1

C3.1 Space-BasedSolarPowerArchitectures/Space&EnergyConcepts SalondeEventos2C4.1 PropulsionSystem(1) ZapopanD1.1 InnovativeandVisionarySpaceSystemsConcepts SalondeEventos5D2.1 LaunchVehiclesinServiceorinDevelopment SalonJaliscoE2D3.1 Strategies&ArchitecturesastheFrameworkforFutureBuildingBlocksinSpace

ExplorationandDevelopmentMueble 2

D6.1 CommercialSpaceFlightSafetyandEmergingIssues Joya1&2E1.8 OpenSpace:ParticipatorySpaceEducationandOutreach SalondeEventos4E4.1 Memoirs&organisationalhistories SalondeEventos6

16:15 - 17:15 GNF–TheDevelopmentofCommercialRemoteSensingSatellitesandLEOCommunicationConstellation


ChinaAerospaceScienceandTechnologyCorporation(CASC)announcedtostarttheconstructionofcommercialremotesensingsatellitesconstellationonSeptember2015,including16opticalsatelliteswith0.5mGSD,4opticalsatelliteswith0.3mGSD,4SARsatelliteswith0.5mGSDandacertainamountofvideosatellites.Oncecompleted,theconstellationwillbeabletoacquireglobalhighresolutionopticaldataandradarremotesensingdataquickly.

The4opticalsatelliteswith0.5mGSDdevelopedinthefirststageofthisprojectarescheduledtolaunchattheendof2016andthebeginningof2017.Basedonmaturetechnology,thesatellitesmeettheneedsforprofessionalandquantitativeapplication.Thecamera’sMTFisbetterthan0.15,withdigitalquantizationof11bitandthenadirswathwidthmorethan12km.Itsgreatagilecapabilitycontributestotargetimaging,stereoimagingandfive-stripimaging.

These4satellitesaredevelopedbyDFHSatelliteCo.,Ltd(DFHSat),asubsidiaryofChinaAcademyofSpaceTechnology(CAST)whichbelongstoCASC.Attheendof2015,thecompanyhaslaunched59satellites,amongwhich37satelliteslaunchedduringthepast5yearsand52satellitesstillinorbit.DFHsatalsoestablishedsmallandmicrosatelliteplatformtypescoveringlevelsfrom1kgto1000kg.TheVRSS-1developedbyDFHwasthefirstcommercialopticalremotesensingsatelliteofChinaexportedtoVenezuela.

Otherthancommercialremotesensingsatellites,DFHSatisplanningtodevelopDataCollectionSatelliteSystemandloworbitmobilecommunicationsatelliteconstellation.Asastocksharedcompany,DFHsatisfullopentospaceorgnizationsallovertheworld,conductingdeepcooperationconcerningsatellitedelivery,engineeringtraining,jointdevelopmentandsoon.

Organizedby:DFHSatelliteCO.,Ltd,CAST


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Tuesday,27September

08:30 - 09:30 Plenary3:SpaceandClimate:HowSpaceAgenciesWillContributetotheImplementationandFollow-upoftheParisAgreementduring COP21?


Climatechangeisoneofthemostimportantchallengeshumankindisfacing.Duetotheirglobalcoverageatdifferentscales(spatialandtemporal),spacemissionshaveanimportantroletoplayinthefightagainstclimatechangesincethephenomenonisglobalwith local impacts.Thishasbeenhighlighted inparticularthroughtheMexicoSummitDeclarationmadeundertheumbrellaof InternationalAcademyofAstronautics inSeptember2015.AboutoneyearafterthegreatsuccessoftheUnitedNationFrameworkConventiononClimateChangeConferenceofthePartiesnumber21,thesocalledCOP21,heldinFrance,Space Agencies will present concrete actions in support to the agreement of Paris concerning observation,mitigation andadaptationstrategies.

Panellists:

Roberto BattistonPresident, ItalianSpaceAgency,Italy

Pascal EhrenfreundChair of the Executive Board, GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany

Driss El HadaniDirector,CentreRoyaldeTélédétectionSpatiale(CRTS),Morocco

Sergey KrikalevExecutive Director of Piloted Spaceflights, ROSCOSMOS,RussianFederation


Sylvain LaportePresident, CanadianSpaceAgency(CSA),Canada



Ellen StofanChief Scientist,NationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration(NASA),UnitedStates


MODERATORJean-Yves Le Gall President,CentreNationald'EtudesSpatiales(CNES),France

09:30 - 12:00 GNFIndustryDay–LateBreakingNews


Organizedby:IAFIndustryRelationsCommittee

18:15 - 19:30 Plenary2:SatelliteCommunicationsMakingConnectivityAccessibleandAffordabletoLatin-AmericanCountriestoReducetheDigitalDivide–HostPlenary


ConnectivityandInternetaccesshasbeenalwaysalimitationtoallowtheinclusionandaccesstotheinformationsocietyforseveralmillionsofinhabitantsinthisworld.Thishasproducedtheso-calleddigitaldividethatnotonlyproducesanimpactintheaccesstobasicservicesbutalsoisanimportantlimitationtotheireconomicgrowth.

InLatinAmerica,thisfactorisparticularlybiggerduetheaddedchallengeofgeographicaldispersercommunitiesthatalsoarenormallywithaverydifficultaccessandwithmanydisadvantages.Justasareference,inMexicowehavemorethan100,000smallcommunitiesunderthisdescription,theyaccountforaroundlessthan10%ofthetotalpopulationaddingrestrictionstomakefeasibletofindasuitablebusinessmodeltoprovidedservices.

Panellists:

Richard F. Ambrose Executive Vice President,LockheedMartinSpaceSystems,UnitedStates

Steve Collar (invited)CEO,O3B,UnitedStates

Mauricio Bouroncle Chief Commercial Officer,AmericasforIridium,Mexico

Ruy Pinto Chief Digital Transformation Officer,INMARSAT,UnitedKingdom

Gerardo Ruiz Esparza Minister of Communications and Transports,Mexico

Carlos Slim Helú (invited) Chairman,CARSOGroup,Mexico

Greg Wyler CEO,OneWeb,UnitedStates

MODERATORFrancisco Javier Mendieta Jimenez General Director,MexicanSpaceAgency(AEM),Mexico

19:30 - 22:00 Welcomereception

Location:MexicoHall


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E2.3-GTS.4 StudentTeamCompetition Joya1&2E3.1 Regionalcooperationinspace:policies,governanceandlegaltools SalondeEventos8E6.1 Innovation,Entrepreneurship&Investment:TheMicroscopicPerspective SalondeEventos5E7.1 8thNandasiriJasentuliyanaKeynoteLectureonSpaceLawandYoungScholars

SessionSalondeEventos6

10:05 - 10:40 GNF–VirginGalactic:GeorgeWhitesides


VirginGalacticCEOGeorgeWhitesideswillpresentanupdateonthecompany'seffortstoopenspacetochangetheworldforgood.Hewilldiscusscurrentstatusoftestflightsandoperationalreadinessforcommercialhumanspaceflight, includingtheongoingtestingoftheSpaceShipTwoVSSUnity,aswellastheongoingdevelopmentoftheLauncherOnesmallsatellitelaunchservice.

Speaker:

George WhitesidesCEO, VirginGalactic,UnitedStates

10:45 - 11:20 GNF–BlueOrigin:RobMeyerson


On November 23, 2015, Blue Origin's New Shepard vehiclemade history by becoming the first rocket to fly to space andsuccessfullyreturntoEarthforaverticallanding.Sincethen,theexactsamerockethasflownatotaloffourtimes,demonstratingrecoveryandreuse.Mr.MeyersonwilldiscussthesecurrentprojectsandBlueOrigin'sfutureplanstoopenspacetotheworld.

Speaker:

Rob MeyersonPresident,BlueOrigin,UnitedStates

11:00 - 14:15 IISLMootCourtSemiFinals(Thisisaclosedsession)

Location:LosArcos&Cabanas1

11:25 - 12:00 GNF–Planet:RobbieSchingler


Planetco-founderandchiefstrategyofficerRobbieSchinglerwilldiscussthe'SpaceRenaissance'thatisdrivingaglobalsensingrevolution.Hewillsummarizewhycommercialcompaniesinspacetoday,morethaneverbefore,haveauniqueopportunitytobuildathrivingbusinesswhilehelpinghumanitybetterunderstanditselfandourplanet.

Moderator:

Frank MorringSenior Editor, AviationWeek,UnitedStates

09:30 - 10:00 GNF–OneWeb:GregWyler


OneWeb’smissionistoenableaffordableInternetaccessforeveryoneandtoachievethe#1targetoftheWSIS(WorldSummitontheInformationSociety):tocreateacommunityaccesspointateveryschoolintheworld.WithaconstellationofLowEarthOrbitsatellites,wecanprovideconnectivityeverywhere.Byempoweringcommunitiestobuildtheirownnetworks,OneWebtransparentlyextendsthereachofMNOs(mobilenetworkoperators)andISPs(Internetserviceproviders).

Speaker:

Greg WylerChairman, OneWeb,Ltd.,UnitedStates

Starttime:09:45 TechnicalSessions

No Description Room

A1.2 HumanPhysiologyinSpace SalondeEventos3A2.2 FluidandMaterialsSciences Moda 1A3.2A MoonExploration–Part1 TonalàA5.2 HumanExplorationofMars TlaquepaqueA6.2 ModellingandRiskAnalysis SalonJaliscoE7A7.2 ScientificMotivationandRequirementsforFutureSpaceAstronomyandSolar

SystemScienceMissionsMueble 1

B1.2 FutureEarthObservationSystems TlaquepaqueB2.2 MobileSatelliteCommunicationsandNavigationTechnology SalondeEventos7B3.2 CommercialHumanSpaceflightPrograms GuadalajaraHall

Salon 2B4.1 17thWorkshoponSmallSatelliteProgrammesattheServiceofDevelopingCountries TequilaC1.2 Guidance,Navigation&Control(2) SalonJaliscoE6C2.2 SpaceStructuresII-DevelopmentandVerification(DeployableandDimensionally

StableStructures)SalondeEventos1

C3.2 WirelessPowerTransmissionTechnologies,ExperimentsandDemonstrations SalondeEventos2C4.2 PropulsionSystem(2) ZapopanD2.2 LaunchServices,Missions,Operations,andFacilities SalonJaliscoE2D4.1 InnovativeConceptsandTechnologies Mueble 2E1.9 SpaceCulture–PublicEngagementinSpacethroughCulture SalondeEventos4E2.1 StudentConference-Part1 Joya1&2


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Ontheseconddayofthe IAC,duringaspecialkeynoteentitled“MakingHumansaMultiplanetarySpecies”,ElonMuskwilldiscussthelong-termtechnicalchallengesthatneedtobesolvedtosupportthecreationofapermanent,self-sustaininghumanpresenceonMars.ThetechnicalpresentationwillfocusonpotentialarchitecturesforcolonizingtheRedPlanetthatindustry,governmentandthescientificcommunitycancollaborateonintheyearsahead.

Speaker:Elon MuskCEO and Founder,SpaceX,UnitedStates

14:30 - 15:00 PressConference:ElonMusk,CEOandFounderSpaceX


Elon MuskCEO and Founder,SpaceX,UnitedStates

14:30 - 16:30 GNF–ShiftingtheLandscapeforGlobalSpaceIndustry-GrowingPartnershipsinaCompetitiveEnvironment-SystemsIntegrationtoBigData


Organizedby:IAFIndustryRelationsCommittee

Speakers:

John ElbonVice President/ General Manager,TheBoeingCompany,UnitedStates

Kay SearsVice President,LockheedMartinCorporation,UnitedStates

Fritz Merkle Member of the Management Board,OHB,Germany

Vincenzo GiorgioVice President,InstitutionalMarketingand Sales,ThalesAleniaSpace,Italy

Michael Suffredini President and Co-Founder,AxiomSpace,LLC,UnitedStates

Chris Boshuizen Vice Chair and Entrepreneur-in-Residence,DataCollective,UnitedStates

Speaker:

Robbie SchinglerCo-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer,Planet,UnitedStates

12:00 - 12:30 GNF–HowEuropeisPavingtheFuturewithAriane6andVegaC


OnSeptember13th,theEuropeanSpaceIndustrygaveitsfinalgotothenewheavylauncherAriane6,accompaniedbyVegaC,availablein2020and2019,respectively.Innovative,well-adaptedtonewmarketsegmentsatcompetitiveprices,thelauncherswillcontinuetheuniquesuccess-storyofArianespace,theleaderonthecommercialsatellitemarketoverthelastthreedecades.Withtheunparalleledreliabilityandperformanceofitslaunchvehiclefamily,Arianespaceismorethaneverreadytoservenewspaceapplicationsforthegreatestbenefitofmankind.

Organizedby:ArianespaceEuropeanSpaceAgency(ESA

Speakers:Stephane IsraëlChairman & CEO,Arianespace,France


12:30 - 13:30 IndustryLuncheon(UponInvitationonly)


EarlyastronomersfirstpeeredatMarsthroughtelescopes.Inauguralfly-bysoftheRedPlanetdubbedita“deadworld.”MarswasamysteryuntiltheVikingmissions,whichrevealedafewoftheplanet’shiddengems.TodayMarsisattheepicenterofhowtheworldwillcontinueourlegacyofhumanspaceflight.AlookbackinformsalookforwardintotheRedPlanet

Speaker:James H. CrockerVice President and General Manager, LockheedMartinSpaceSystemsCompany,UnitedStates

13:30 - 14:30 LateBreakingNews:MakingHumansaMultiplanetarySpecies(SpaceXLBN)



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transitionandtoday'schallengesarecharacterizedbychangingparadigmsandnewuserdemands,an increasingnumberofcountriesandnewprivateactorsenteringthefield,aswellasincreasingrelianceonspace.Thespacesectoristhusbecomingmorediverseandcomplexanditsactorsneedtoadapt.Willnewstakeholdersbenefitfromexistingstructuresandresources?Howwillspaceagenciesadapttothesechallenges?Canlargeindustriesevolve?WhatwillbetheroleofSMEs?Willtechnolo

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