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1 Congress at a Glance
PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 22.00
Wednesday
Space Generation Congress
14 September
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
Thursday
Space Generation Congress
15 September
Friday Space Generation Congress SGC Gala Dinner
16 September UN/IAF Workshop UN/IAF Reception
MONDAY
MONDAY
IAA Academy Day IAA Dinner
UN/IAF Workshop
IAC Hosts Summit IAF Bureau Meeting
Saturday
IAF International Meeting for Ministers & Members of Parliaments (MMoP) MMoP Dinner
17 September
Educators Professional Development Workshop
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
IAF Cross-Cultural Communications and Presentation Workshop IAF PS Lab
YP IPMC Workshop YP Programme
Technical Sessions
Sunday PE 1
VIP Opening Opening Sponsored Special Sessions PE 2 Host PE -
Heads of
WEDNESDAY
18 September
WEDNESDAY
Welcome Reception
(AGENCY DAY)
Gathering Ceremony Exhibition Luncheon GNF Sessions Space4all
Agencies IAF General Assembly
HLL 1 - Extreme
PE 3 - The Technical Sessions IP Session PE 4 - Technical Sessions Exploration: Parker
Monday Value of Low AI4Space: Solar Probe and Solar
Industry
19 September Earth Orbit in Special Sessions
Industry
Perspective Special Sessions Orbiter trailblazing
YP Programme
Breakfast
THURSDAY
around the Sun
THURSDAY
(INDUSTRY DAY) the Next from the Next
Luncheon*
Decade GNF Sessions Generation GNF Sessions
PE 5 - New PE 6 -
Technical Sessions IP Session Technical Sessions
horizons for Defending HLL 2 - Sea level rise,
a crucial indicator of YP Programme
Tuesday Earth Special Sessions Earth: The Special Sessions
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
global warming: 30
IDEA observation: International
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL
20 September IDEA
years of space borne
Breakfast adapting our Effort to measurements
(DIVERSITY DAY) GNF Sessions IAC 2023 Launch Reception*
societies to Luncheon* Protect Us
GNF Sessions
the impacts of IISL Moot Court
climate change
PE 7 - James Interactive
Ceremony
Technical Sessions Technical Sessions
IP Award
Webb Space Presentations
IAF AWARDS
IAF AWARDS
Wednesday Science Telescope: The Special Sessions Special Sessions HLL 3 -
21 September and Session
Story Of World Space
(SCIENCE & Academic International GNF Sessions Science &
Breakfast Award
ACADEMIC DAY) Collaboration Academic GNF Sessions
And A New Era IAF Bureau Meeting Luncheon* IISL Dinner*
Of Astronomy
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Technical Sessions Technical Sessions
Thursday Late Special Sessions Special Sessions
Sponsored Closing
22 September Breaking Gala Dinner
GNF Sessions
Luncheon*
GNF Sessions Ceremony
News
IAF MEMBERS
IAF Bureau
IAF MEMBERS
IAF General Assembly Meeting
Please Note: *By invitation only; Pre-Congress events as well as the IISL Moot Court are dedicated to the respective participants
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2 Plenary and IAF GNF Programme at a Glance
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PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00 20.00 STREAM
TOPIC
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SUNDAY
Opening * VIP Luncheon R satellite R Roundtable on R
Sunday PE 1- Heads of Space Meet SUSIE PE 2 - Host Plenary:
Opening Ceremony Exhibition and sponsored by E platform for E ESA Ministerial E
18 Sept Agencies (Arianegroup) A exiting A (ESA) A Space for @ll
VIP Tour ESA
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the Arctic
HLL 1 - Extreme
Space 2050: Extreme
MONDAY
MONDAY
Industry Commerc #NEXTSPACE: Exploration:
PE 3 - The Value Boldly Going B B PE 4 - AI4Space: A Sustainable B B
Breakfast R Makeover: R *Industry Lunch R ial LEO R
Teamwork, Parker Solar
Monday of Low Earth Into the Perspective from Lunar Surface Human Expansion
sponsored E Space Edition E and Award E Destinati E Probe and Solar
19 Sept Orbit in the Next Future A A the Next Infrastructure A A
and Boomerang
by (to be held in Ceremony ons (Blue from Space Orbiter
Decade (Lockheed K K Generation (TAS) K K
Nanoracks Origin) (Airbus) trailblazing
Martin) Paris South)
around the Sun
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TUESDAY
PE 5 - New horizons Solving HLL 2 - Sea level
Rise of PE 6 - Defending Diversity at
for Earth Sustainability Future of *IDEA "3G" Helga and Zohar Moon to rise, a crucial
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observation: Issues on Earth, R outreach - R Diversity Travel to the Moon: R Mars R indicator of
Tuesday Breakfast Emotional International Effort an International and Market
adapting our in Space and E International E Luncheon E Objectiv E global warming:
20 Sept sponsored societies to the Beyond (Saudi A Rocketry A Space to Protect Us from Collaboration
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sponsored by 30 years of space
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WEDNESDAY
Businesses” aboard Artemis I
by JPL K Competition K Asteroids and K K Arianespace
impacts of climate Space (PSA) EUTELSAT (Lockheed Martin) (NASA) borne
(JAXA) Comets (Arianegroup)
change Commission) measurements
PE 7 - James Webb
IP Award
IP Session Opening Up The Skills
Sustainability
Space Telescope:
Re-imagining From Cygnus Ceremony B From LEO to Deep B Gap: HLL 3 - World
Scientific B to CDFF: B Actions for B of Indian
Science and The Story of Discovery R Building the R Emerging R * Science and B R Space - What R Keeping up Space Award -
International Space Sector-
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Wednesday
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Every Space Actor
Academic International
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Collaboration and a
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Breakfast Launch Economy in A Success A growing of the Tianwen-
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sponsored by Space Exploration A Perspective K (ITU/Amazon) K space sector
(Boeing) Orbit (NG) A/NSA) Program (CNSA) 1 Mission
Astronomy for All RAKIA K (ISRO) (UK SA)
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
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TECHNICAL
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Space Project - The first opportunitie
B B disruptive
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Thursday Late Breaking space and Ariane Space - A sponsored by socio- Closing
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Mumm) industry (CNES) of space
ecosystem in
*Upon Invitation Only
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3 Daily Congress Programme
PROGRAMME
12:30 - 13:30 ESA VIP Luncheon (upon invitation only)
PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Sunday 18 September Sponsored by:
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
09:30 - 11:00 Opening Ceremony Speaker:
Location: Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Josef ASCHBACHER WELCOME
Director General, Pascale EHRENFREUND
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MONDAY
European Space Agency (ESA),
President,
Master of Ceremonies France
International Astronautical
Federation (IAF),
Barbara BELVISI France
CEO,
Interstellar Lab,
France
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TUESDAY
Speakers:
13:45 - 15:15 Plenary 1 – Heads of Agencies
Philippe BAPTISTE Thierry BRETON Élisabeth BORNE
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WEDNESDAY
President, Internal Market Prime Minister,
Centre National d’Etudes Commissioner, Council of Ministers of Location: Room Paris South+North, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Spatiales (CNES), European Commission, France,
France France France
This year’s Heads of Agencies plenary will focus on the overall theme of the Congress “Space for @ll”.
During the first part, the participating Heads of Agencies will present and discuss their projects and explain what their priorities are
for the coming years. In the second part, the Heads of Agencies will focus more on their past achievements and explain the projects
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Pascale EHRENFREUND that will involve a community beyond space, in line with this year’s IAC motto.
President,
International Astronautical
Federation (IAF), The plenary will conclude with an interactive Q&A session with the audience.
France
Speakers:
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL
Lisa CAMPBELL Josef ASCHBACHER S. SOMANATH
Anchor Sponsors Speakers: President, Director General, Special Advisor to
Canadian Space Agency European Space Agency President (IAC Evolution)
(CSA), (ESA), IAF Bureau,
Robert LIGHTFOOT André-Hubert ROUSSEL
Canada France Chairman,
Executive Vice President, CEO, Indian Space Research
Lockheed Martin ArianeGroup SAS, Organisation (ISRO),
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Corporation, France India
United States
Hiroshi YAMAKAWA Bill NELSON
President, Administrator,
Japan Aerospace National Aeronautics and
Exploration Agency (JAXA), Space Administration (NASA),
Japan United States
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11:15 - 12:15 Opening Exhibition/Ribbon cutting/VIP Tour
MODERATOR MODERATOR WELCOME KEYNOTE
Location: Exhibition Hall, Level 2, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Pascale EHRENFREUND Christian FEICHTINGER Philippe BAPTISTE
President, Executive Director, President,
International Astronautical International Astronautical Centre National d’Etudes
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Federation (IAF), Federation (IAF), Spatiales (CNES),
France France France
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16:30 - 17:00 IAF GNF – A New Innovative Satellite Platform For Existing
PROGRAMME
15:30 - 16:15 Press Conference – Heads of Agencies
PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
Missions Like The Arctic Weather Satellite And Mats
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
The Heads of Agencies Press conference will give the audience (mainly press representatives) the opportunity to directly address the
Heads of Agencies asking relevant and challenging questions. The experience of 30 years of proven success from a wide range of space missions in low and geostationary orbit has gone into
the development of a new and already flight proven satellite platform. The platform named InnoSat is built around a set of core
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SUNDAY
Speakers: elements that can be re-used (both hardware and software) whilst offering high performance in terms of pointing, stability, power,
data downlink and autonomy.
Josef ASCHBACHER Philippe BAPTISTE Lisa CAMPBELL
Director General, President, President, Among the early utilisers of the new satellite platform are:
European Space Agency (ESA), Centre National d’Etudes Canadian Space Agency
France Spatiales (CNES), (CSA),
France Canada • ESA, Arctic Weather Satellite (launch planned for 2024)
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MONDAY
• European Union, EU Horizon 2020 IOD/IOV 8 (launch planned for 2024)
• Swedish National Space Agency, MATS is a scientific mission, created by the Department of Meteorology (MISU) at Stockholm
University (launch planned late for 2022)
Bill NELSON S. SOMANATH Hiroshi YAMAKAWA
Administrator, Special Advisor to President,
National Aeronautics and President (IAC Evolution) Japan Aerospace Organized by:
Space Administration (NASA), IAF Bureau, Exploration Agency (JAXA),
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
United States Chairman, Japan
Indian Space Research
Organisation (ISRO), Speaker:
India
Benoit MATHIEU
MODERATOR Managing Director,
Michael SHEETZ
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
OHB Sweden AB,
Space Reporter, Sweden
CNBC,
United States
THURSDAY
THURSDAY
17:15 - 18:10 IAF GNF – Roundtable ESA Ministerial 2022
15:30 - 16:25 IAF GNF – Meet SUSIE
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL
We are at D-2 Months of a major milestone: the ESA Council meeting at ministerial level (CM22).
Meet SUSIE: ArianeGroup’s vision for moving cargo and human to, in and from space. SUSIE is an innovative concept launched on
Ariane 6 that ArianeGroup will unveil for the first time. Designed on a on proven European flight heritage, this innovative concept will
What does it mean? What is at stake? Why is ESA Director General proposing to his Member States a major step up for the European
thrust European capabilities for sovereign human and cargo launch/recovery.
space Programmes? After a very successful ministerial meeting back in 2019 (Sevilla, Space19+), CM22 represents a package that is a
proposed increase of 25% of the budget over three years. Why is this so important, now?
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De-facto, it will also allow Europe to keep up with upcoming key future challenges like the establishment of space logistics networks,
deep space exploration, international cooperation and full reusability needs.
The panel composed of representatives of ESA Member States will exchange on the spirit that is animating this new ambition. How
space benefits the European citizens, day after day and how space provides essential instruments in current global crisis such as
Organized by: the Climate Change or the war in Ukraine. Key questions, key players to set the stage on how the preparation for CM22 will lead to
essential decisions in Paris on 23 November 2022.
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Organized by:
Speakers:
Morena BERNARDINI Marco PRAMPOLINI Joost VAN TOOREN
Head of Strategy & System Architect for Human Space Flight
Innovation, Advanced Concepts, Programme Manager,
ArianeGroup SAS, ArianeGroup SAS, ArianeGroup SAS,
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Speakers:
PROGRAMME
19:30 - 22:00 Welcome Reception
PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
Josef ASCHBACHER Philippe BAPTISTE Walther PELZER
Director General, President, Director General, German
European Space Agency (ESA), Centre National d’Etudes Space Agency, Member of Location: Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
France Spatiales (CNES), the Executive Board,
France Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- To celebrate the IAC 2022, we will have a Welcome Reception with food and beverages.
und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR),
Germany
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
Sponsored by:
Anna RATHSMAN Giorgio SACCOCCIA
Director General, President,
Swedish National Space Italian Space Agency (ASI),
Agency (SNSA), Italy
Sweden
MONDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
18:15 - 19:30 Plenary 2 – Space4all : Space For All The Inhabitants Of Planet Earth
Location: Room Paris South+North, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Space has long been synonymous with adventure, exploration and discovery. Today we even talk about space tourism and the
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WEDNESDAY
exploitation of mining resources. All these ambitions if they meet today a reality, are to be compared to what space brings to the
everyday life of the earthlings but also to the progress of science.
Without observation satellites, there would be no global warming measurements and therefore no sustainable development policies.
Without Galileo, there would be no positioning of vehicles, but also of hikers, trains, and ships entering ports. Without microgravity
experiments, there will be no bio-production for gene therapies in the future, nor experiments for a new agriculture. Without a lunar
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base, there will be no fundamental research on food, energy and oxygen in autonomy.
Space teaches us to live better on planet earth. Our daily life and our future will depend more and more on this scientific and human
adventure.
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
Speakers:
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL
Nicolas GAUME Conny HANSELI François HOUILLER
Co-Founder & CEO, PhD Student in Urban President and CEO,
Space Cargo Unlimited, Design, French Research Institute
France Karlsruhe Institute of for Exploitation of the Sea
Technology (KIT) and (IFREMER),
Toulouse School of France
Architecture (ENSA),
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France
Rafaela KRAUS Stefan MAY Frédéric REVAH
Vice President Country Head, CEO,
Entrepreneurship, Continental, Genethon,
University of the Bundeswehr France France
Munich,
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Germany
MODERATOR
Gilles RABIN
Advisor to the President,
IAF MEMBERS
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Centre National d’Etudes
Spatiales (CNES),
France
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Monday 19 September
PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
10:15 - 11:05 IAF GNF – Space 2050: Boldly Going Into The Future
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
08:00 - 08:45 Industry Breakfast What will space exploration and activities look like in the future? The fourth industrial revolution is currently underway, with machine
learning and artificial-intelligence (AI) technologies making significant advancements and changing industries. The next thirty years
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SUNDAY
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre will revolutionize our efforts in space and on Earth. We envision fully autonomous deep space exploration, where spacecraft, rovers,
and landers decide what to do based on commander’s intent. Cooperative robotics will enable life-saving operations on Earth, such as
autonomous robotic surgery and fire-fighting assistance, and enable lunar surface activities, such as autonomous mining and outpost
Sponsored by: construction with raw materials. There will be cognitive AI assistants to help crew with situational awareness, troubleshooting,
and decision making. Advances in propulsion will provide faster travel. Furthermore, smart cities will become a reality. Advances in
power and infrastructure management will enable better living conditions on Earth, the Moon, and Mars. We will discuss the current
Speakers:
MONDAY
MONDAY
developments at Lockheed Martin, the major challenges, and what this innovation path looks like towards making these science
Chirag PARIKH Amela WILSON WELCOME fiction scenarios a reality in Space 2050.
Executive Secretary, CEO, Pascale EHRENFREUND
National Space Council, Nanoracks,
President, Organized by:
United States United States
International Astronautical
Federation (IAF),
France
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
Speakers:
Timothy CICHAN Sapna RAO Eric SMITH
Space Exploration Architect, Systems Engineer, Commercial Director of Artificial
Civil Space, Intelligence and Data
09:00 - 10:00 Plenary 3 – The Value Of Low Earth Orbit In The Next Decade Lockheed Martin
WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Corporation, Lockheed Martin Analytics,
United States Corporation, Lockheed Martin
United States Corporation,
Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre United States
2022 is a really powerful year for low Earth orbit (LEO)! The US announced its intent to operate the International Space Station (ISS)
to 2030 and other ISS partners are also planning extensions. Use of the ISS until 2030 brings more than a third additional on-orbit
lifetime. Europe is defining their roadmap for the future and planning to develop their own capabilities. India is developing a cargo
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option. China’s Aerospace and Technology Corporation (CASC) announced it would add two 22-ton modules to complete the Tiangong
space station this year. New commercial players also have plans!
11:20 - 12:20 IAF GNF – Extreme Makeover: Space Edition
This plenary will discuss how LEO will be used differently in the next 8 years - given the more recent international capabilities and new
objectives - and what a human presence in LEO across multiple international and commercial efforts will look like. We will highlight
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PRESENTATIONS
Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
potential business markets and the business cases for commercial companies and key benefits provided by these efforts. Discussions
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TECHNICAL
will also include why these investments are being made now.
Last time you moved, you had to get used to the local food, paint, find a gym, build a social circle, and make a house a new home.
Humanity’s next big move will take us a bit further away, but the challenges will remain the same. Everything we once knew about
A key focus for this plenary is on diversity and the “G’s of the IAF”: Gender, Geography and Generation. We will hear from a diversity of
living and working in space is about to change..
voices including research, tourism, manufacturing, and space development, and from government agency and company perspectives.
Hear from lifestyle brands, earth-bound innovators, and space experts to find out how we will eat, exercise, and take care of ourselves
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Speakers:
in the next era of space exploration..
Mary Lynne DITTMAR Olivia GAMEZ HOLZHAUS Robyn GATENS
Chief Government and CEO, Director of the International Space gray is officially out of style. It’s time for an extreme makeover.
External Relations Officer, Rhodium Scientific, Space Station,
Axiom Space, LLC, United States National Aeronautics and
United States Space Administration (NASA), Organized by:
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United States
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SPONSORS
Iwao IGARASHI Shawna PANDYA MODERATOR
Vice President & General Physician, Aquanaut, Scientist- Dan DUMBACHER
Manager, Business Astronaut Candidate Program
Development, Space Systems, Graduate, Executive Director,
American Institute of
IAF MEMBERS
Integrated Defense & Space
IAF MEMBERS
International Institute for
Systems, Astronautical Sciences (IIAS), Aeronautics and Astronautics
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Canada (AIAA),
(MHI), United States
Japan
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INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
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13:45 - 14:45 Plenary 4 – AI4SPACE: Perspective From The Next Generation
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Hubert ANTOINE Ben GREAVES Helene HUBY
President and CEO, Closed Environment Co-Founder and CEO,
Ynsect, Agricultural Engineer, The Exploration Company, Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
France Starlab Oasis, Germany
United Arab Emirates From astronomy to mission design, from advanced satellite operations to autonomous remote space exploration, Artificial Intelligence
(AI) has the potential to disrupt how space is being done today.
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The AI4Space plenary will be a deep dive into how AI is transforming the sector, showcasing the work and research of the talented
Amicie MONCLAR Lembit SIHVER Adam SIREK
group of the NextGen panelists selected for this session.
CEO, Chief Technology Officer, Co-founder,
Zephalto, Cosmic Shielding, Leap Biosystems,
France United States Canada Leveraging the panelist’s diverse expertise, the plenary will cover topics as robotics, AI-enabled science, mission design, lunar rovers,
human-robots interactions, and overall anything related to what the future might hold for space activities.
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You can expect a dynamic and interactive session, so make sure to come equipped with curiosity and your best questions, and get
ready to be inspired by the passion driving the NextGen!
Marshall SMITH John ZOLDAK
Senior Vice President of Space Director of Space Sciences, Speakers:
Sytems, Zin Technologies,
Nanoracks, United States Audrey BERQUAND Kelsey DOERKSEN Luke HEFFERNAN
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United States
Research Fellow, PhD Student, Business Development Lead,
European Space Agency University of Oxford, Australian Institute for
(ESA), United Kingdom Machine Learning,
Netherlands Australia
MODERATOR MODERATOR
Clémentine DECOOPMAN Akihiko HOSHIDE
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Associate Director Space Astronaut, Director Houston
Stream, Office, Sorina LUPU Antonio STARK MODERATOR
Creative Destruction Lab, Japan Aerospace Exploration PhD Student, Chief Operating Officer, Danielle WOOD
France Agency (JAXA), Caltech, Unmanned Exploration
Laboratory, Assistant professor,
United States United States
Republic of Korea Massachusetts Institute of
Technology,
United States
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12:30 – 13:30 Industry Luncheon (Upon Invitation Only)
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
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15:00 - 15:45 IAF GNF – A Sustainable Lunar Surface Infrastructure
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WELCOME REMARKS: WELCOME REMARKS: AWARDS PRESENTATION: Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Andreas Lindenthal Carlo MIRRA Pascale EHRENFREUND
IAF VP: Financial Matters and Chair, IAF Industry Relations President, The major spacefaring nations are embarked in a coordinated international effort to sustain space exploration beginning at the
Industry Relations, Committee International Astronautical International Space Station and moving to lunar orbit and lunar surface and then Mars.
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International Astronautical Sales Director in the Federation (IAF),
Federation (IAF), Institutional Business Growth, France The international Lunar Gateway, a human-tended facility in orbit around the Moon, is the next step beyond LEO in the global journey
Germany Airbus Defence and Space
Netherlands B.V., to Mars.
Netherlands
A Moon surface infrastructure will complement the opportunities that the Lunar Gateway offers to develop a sustainable human
Speakers: space exploration. It will allow to validate capabilities and enabling technologies for Mars (landers, rovers, protections from the
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cosmic radiations…) and will offer in-situ resources.
Mike LEWIS André-Hubert ROUSSEL
Chief Innovation Officer, CEO,
The panelists will discuss the main elements required to initiate the Moon surface infrastructure and will present the current plans at
Nanoracks, ArianeGroup SAS,
United States France international level to contribute to its open architecture.
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14 1573 rd
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
Organized by: 16:45 - 17:30 IAF GNF – #Nextspace: Teamwork, Human Expansion And
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Boomerangs From Space
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Speakers:
The Space industry is changing. But that’s nothing new. Space has been pushing back the realms of the possible for decades and that’s
Lisa CALLAHAN Massimo COMPARINI James FREE what makes it so exciting.
Vice President and General CEO, Associate Administrator
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Manager of Commercial Civil Thales Alenia Space Italia, for Exploration Systems
Space, Italy Development, The industry today takes many forms. Original pioneers who have innovation coursing through their veins. Newer players taking
Lockheed Martin Corporation, National Aeronautics and centre stage with impressive technology and far-flung ambitions. Start-ups developing niche technologies. Media and influencers that
United States Space Administration helped create and foster an increased public awareness and fascination with Space endeavours. Last but not least, players from areas
(NASA),
United States that would once have been considered entirely unrelated are now ready to benefit from space exploration in new ways, and these
non-space players will become key for some future endeavours.
David PARKER MODERATOR
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Director of Human and Robotic Maria Antonietta PERINO
Exploration, A distinguished panel of representatives of the above groups will discuss what the future holds for Humanity’s presence in Space,
European Space Agency (ESA), Director for Space Economy the envisioned expansion of the Human experience in Space in the years and decades to come, and how humans will live in different
Exploration and International
Netherlands Network, destinations... from LEO to Moon and Mars and maybe one day beyond.
Thales Alenia Space Italia,
Italy Participants will elaborate how the developments that are necessary for this expansion of the human presence can be a ‘technological
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boomerang’ that will be pivotal to building a better tomorrow by improving life on Earth.
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Speakers:
16:00 - 16:30 IAF GNF – Commercial LEO Destinations
Soyoung CHUNG Raphael RÖTTGEN Antonino SALMERI
Senior Researcher, Managing Partner, Policy Analyst,
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Korea Aerospace Research E2MC Ventures, Open Lunar Foundation,
Institute, Switzerland Luxembourg
As we approach the end of life for the International Space Station (ISS) later this decade, commercial destinations in Low Earth Orbit Republic of Korea
(LEO) will support the activities of governments, industry, academia, and consumers. Blue Origin and Sierra Space are developing
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Orbital Reef - a mixed use LEO space station for commerce, research, and tourism that welcomes all - by the end of this decade. This
fireside chat will explore the opportunity for global user communities to use commercial stations to support exploration, develop
space technology, promote commercial enterprise, and fly people in space routinely. Peter WEISS MODERATOR
President & Founder, Laura TODD
Spartan Space,
Organized by: Vice President Space
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France Exploration Future
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Programmes,
Airbus Defence and Space
SAS,
France
Speakers:
Janet KAVANDI Brent SHERWOOD
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President, Senior Vice President Advanced
Sierra Space, Development Programs,
United States Blue Origin, 17:45 - 18:45 Highlight Lecture – Extreme Exploration: Parker Solar Probe And Solar
United States Orbiter Trailblazing Around The Sun
Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
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Though billions of stars exist in the universe, only the one at the center of our solar system plays a unique role for us here on Earth.
The Sun provides light and heat, controls the seasons and ocean currents, stirs up the atmosphere, and gives energy to most life.
But the Sun also affects us in less obvious ways. The energetic particles it emits can disrupt radio communications. Its coronal mass
ejections can interact with the Earth’s magnetic field to trigger power outages by inducing high voltage fluctuations in the power grid.
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Knowing how to combat these potentially damaging disruptions and understanding the solar events that cause them is crucial for
scientific, social, and economic reasons.
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INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
Two bold flagship space missions are on their way to better understand how our Sun works: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe (Parker),
Tuesday 20 September
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launched in 2018, and Solar Orbiter, a mission of international collaboration between ESA and NASA, launched in 2020. Parker is
venturing closer to the Sun than any other spacecraft to answer long-standing questions, e.g., how the solar wind and energetic
particles are accelerated and transported throughout our solar system. In April 2021, Parker crossed over into the solar atmosphere
for the first time in history, breaking one of the last frontiers of solar system exploration. Solar Orbiter performed its first close solar
flyby at 0.32 au in March 2022, taking the closest-ever images of the Sun while measuring the composition of the solar wind to 08:00 - 08:45 IAF IDEA “3G” Diversity Breakfast
establish the causal connection between the Sun and the bubble of the heliosphere.
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
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The two engaging speakers lead the Solar Orbiter and Parker missions. They will describe the firsts of each mission and draw
connections between the new observations from each mission and how what we are learning from them impacts our daily lives here
on Earth. Sponsored by:
Speakers:
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Daniel MÜLLER Nour RAOUAFI MODERATOR
Project Scientist ESA-NASA Parker Solar Probe Project Jason KALIRAI
Solar Orbiter Mission, Scientist,
Mission Area Executive for WELCOME MODERATION
European Space Agency The Johns Hopkins
(ESA), University Applied Physics Civil Space, Pascale EHRENFREUND Deganit PAIKOWSKY
Netherlands Laboratory, The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, President, IAF VP for Diversity Initiatives
United States International Astronautical and Science & Academic
United States Relations,
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Federation (IAF),
France International Astronautical
Federation (IAF),
Israel
Speaker:
19:30 - 21:30 Young Professionals Networking Event (restricted to Young Professionals) Larry D. JAMES
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Deputy Director,
NASA Jet Propulsion
Location: Room N02, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Laboratory,
United States
Join us for the opportunity for speed mentoring with industry leaders about how to navigate your career. Networking and reception
will follow.
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09:00 - 10:00 Plenary 5 – New Horizons For Earth Observation: Adapting Our Societies
To The Impacts Of Climate Change
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Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
The urgency of tackling climate change has become one of the greatest challenges for mankind. The contributions of Earth Observation
satellites have proved to be a formidable stepping stone, allowing to accurately understand and monitor our planet, assess climate
variables and depict change. However, despite the accessibility of satellite data and the interest raised by these prospects, a bridge
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has yet to be built to allow local decision-makers and the wider audience to make the most of these approaches for adaptation to
climate change.
The Space for Climate Observatory (SCO) is a unique initiative to support the emergence of projects enabling climate adaptation at a
local level. As an international network of space agencies and public and private entities, the SCO develops projects built upon existing
cloud computing infrastructures and satellite data for adaptation – from extreme events management to biodiversity monitoring –,
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using new methodologies and providing operational tools directly to the users. These tools are co-designed to answer specific needs
and to allow the wide audience to leverage satellite data. The projects can besides be readily modified to suit other geographic areas
facing similar environmental stakes.
The objective of this plenary is to discuss the best way to enable collaboration between research institutions, public entities and
the private sector to work towards wider adaptation thanks to Earth observation, and to find the most promising solutions for local,
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satellite-based adaptation by exploring SCO’s concrete activities and achievements.
18 1973 rd
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
Panellists will bring their own perspective on the topic and on international data and coordination issues, coming from widely Organized by:
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different geographic area and sectors. In addition to space agencies that each face specific challenges depending on the national
infrastructures and environmental situations, the panel will include presentations from actual projects.
Speakers:
Speakers:
Simonetta CHELI Amal LAYACHI Stéphane MERMOZ
Director of Earth Observation Head of Capacity Building Researcher (CESBIO), Founder, Mohammad ALGASSIM Candace JOHNSON Valanathan MUNSAMI
Programmes and Head of Department,
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GlobEO, General Manager of Co-Initiator, Advisor to the CEO,
ESRIN, Centre Royal de France Strategy, SES, Saudi Space Commission,
European Space Agency (ESA), Télédétection Spatiale Saudi Space Commission
(CRTS), France Saudi Arabia
Italy (SSC),
Morocco Saudi Arabia
Nancy OLIVETO Rosa Maria RAMIREZ DE Shereen ZORBA
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Founder, ARELLANO Y HARO Head of Secretariat, Soichi NOGUCHI Frank M. SALZGEBER Frans VON DER DUNK
Societe Generale D’Evaluation Head of International UN Science-Policy-Business Former Astronaut, Managing Director, Space Harvey and Susan Perlman
Des Territoires (SGEvT), Affairs, Forum on the Environment, Japan Aerospace Exploration Sector, Alumni, Othmer Chair of
France Mexican Space Agency Kenya Agency (JAXA), Saudi Space Commission Space Law,
(AEM), Japan (SSC), College of Law, University of
Mexico Saudi Arabia Nebraska-Lincoln,
United States
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MODERATOR
Laurence MONNOYER- MODERATOR
SMITH Mishaal ASHEMIMRY
Head of Sustainable Aerospace Consultant &
Development, Special Advisor to CEO,
Centre National d’Etudes Saudi Space Commission (SSC),
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Spatiales (CNES), Saudi Arabia
France
11:10 - 11:40 IAF GNF – Future Of Space Outreach - International Rocketry
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10:15 - 11:05 IAF GNF – Solving Sustainability Issues On Earth, In Space And
Beyond Competition
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Water scarcity, power shortages and global warming are some of the many sustainability issues facing us on Earth. Saudi Arabia, The future of Space activities can only be ensured if we are able to attract the best minds and ensure the extraordinary capabilities
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located in a dry desert, has managed to, for example, solve its water scarcity issues through mass-scale desalination and has recently of the next generation of space professionals. This is one of the goals of the Portuguese Space Agency through the several outreach
made a commitment to spending over USD$ 187 B towards the growth of a green economy through its Saudi Green Initiative (SGI), and educational programs it promotes. One of these programs is the European Rocketry Challenge – EuRoC, a competition dedicated
with the ambitious goals of achieving the following by 2030: to university students to design and build their rockets, with solid or hybrid propulsion, and launch them up to 10km high. EuRoC had
its first edition in 2020 and, since then, the skies of Ponte de Sor have seen more and more rocket launches every October: in 2022,
• Reducing emissions by as much as 278 million tons per annum (Mtpa), EuRoC will receive 25 teams and more than 500 students.
• Cutting global methane emissions by 30%,
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• Planting 450 million trees, and But EuRoC is not the only competition worldwide: there are similar competitions throughout the planet. For this reason, the
• Rehabilitating 8 million hectares of degraded lands. Portuguese Space Agency wants to foster these rocket launch activities and invite other countries to share their experience and create
a World Rocketry Collaboration & Competition.
Ultimately, this will allow Saudi Arabia to achieve net zero emissions by 2060 through a Carbon Circular Economy approach.
This panel will address space outreach activities in general and rocketry activities, bringing organizers of such events from all around
Saudi Arabia recognizes the enormous responsibility we as humans have towards the preservation and use of outer space, the Moon, the world.
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and Mars. While we attempt to solve sustainability issues facing us here on earth, we must also be proactive in identifying similar
solutions applicable for use in outer space and within future settlements on the Moon and Mars. In this session, we will engage Organized by:
experts from around the world to share their unique knowledge and experience on how we can translate our sustainability efforts on
Earth, to space and beyond.
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INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
Speakers: Ke WANG MODERATOR
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Brenan DEW Melissa K. FORCE Marta GONÇALVES Co-Founder, Kyoko DATEKI
Karman Project Foundation,
Australian Space Discovery General Counsel, Science and Education Officer, Director, Business
Centre, Japan Development and Industrial
Spaceport America, Portugal Space Agency,
Australian Space Agency, United States Portugal Relations Department,
Australia Japan Aerospace Exploration
Agency (JAXA),
Japan
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Andiswa MLISA MODERATOR
Interim CEO, Ricardo CONDE
South African Space Agency,
South Africa
President, 12:30 - 13:30 IAF IDEA “Excellence in 3G Diversity Award Ceremony” Luncheon (Upon Invitation Only)
Portugal Space Agency,
Portugal
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
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11:45 - 12:30 IAF GNF – Rise Of Exciting And Emotional Space Businesses WELCOME MODERATOR
Pascale EHRENFREUND Anthony TSOUGRANIS
Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre President, IAF VP for Honours and
International Astronautical Awards,
Federation (IAF), International Astronautical
For decades, people have pursued the functional value of space and have inspired the world with the scientific and technological
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France Federation (IAF),
advancement, yet it has remained a special field with only a limited number of people involved. As the space business expands, and United States
as more people become directly involved in space development, we are expecting to see the emergence of what we want to call
“Space Emo-biz” which is a business area that builds on the inspirational value of space when the technology allows to appeal to the Speakers:
emotions of a mass of people so they can feel and experience the excitement derived from space science and technology.
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Chief Executive Office, David PARKER Anne CARRON
Specific business cases are already in progress that are based on inspirational value of space. For example, Sony has been working National Space Science
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on “STAR SPHERE” which allows users to capture real-time images using a satellite optical camera, Bascule has established the “KIBO Agency (NSSA), Director of Human and Robotic Chief Human Resources
Exploration, Officer,
STUDIO,” the one and only interactive broadcasting studio on the ISS. Both of these projects are the product of JAXA’s business co- Bahrain
European Space Agency (ESA), Eutelsat,
creation program (J-SPARC). Moreover, ALE aims to deliver artificial shooting stars service “Sky Canvas” by injecting meteor source Netherlands France
from their satellite, while Avatarin has an avatar robot, “newme,” enabling real-time remote access to desired destinations.
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Not only in Japan, but these space entertainment businesses have been spreading out globally with different and fascinating ideas,
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along with the rapid space development.
Organized by: 12:30 - 13:30 IAF-CGTN TV Broadcast Session: Space Exploration For A Shared Future
Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
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The IAF is partnering with China Global Television Network (CGTN), China’s new international media organization. This Broadcast
Speakers: session will focus on: Space Exploration for a Shared Future
Yusuke MURAKI Rumiko NANGO Lena OKAJIMA
The programme will feature brief keynotes from:
Strategic Space Producer, Project Director, Producer and Founder and CEO,
Space Entertainment Executive Officer, ALE Co., Ltd.,
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Promotion Office, Josef ASCHBACHER Clay MOWRY Xiaojun WANG
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Bascule Inc., Japan
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Sony Group Corporation, Japan Director General, Incoming IAF President, VP: Societies and Museums,
Japan European Space Agency IAF Bureau, IAF Bureau,
(ESA), Chief Revenue Officer, President,
France Voyager Space Holdings, China Academy of Launch
United States Vehicle Technology (CALT),
China
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22 2373 rd
INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
Followed by a panel with: Richard MOISSL Bill NYE MODERATOR
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Dunay BADIRKHANOV Pascale EHRENFREUND Steve EISENHART Head of Planetary Defence CEO, Dipak SRINIVASAN
Office, The Planetary Society,
Vice-Chairman, IAF President, VP: IAF Global Networking European Space Agency (ESA), Civil Space Strategic
Forum, United States Engagements Lead,
Azercosmos Space Agency of International Astronautical Spain
the Republic of Azerbaijan, Federation (IAF), IAF Bureau, The Johns Hopkins University
Azerbaijan President, Senior Vice President, Applied Physics Laboratory,
International Space University Space Foundation, United States
(ISU), United States
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France
Xu YANSONG Fan ZHANG
Director for International Professor of Astronomy,
Cooperation, China
China National Space 15:00 - 15:50 IAF GNF – Helga And Zohar Travel To The Moon: An International
Administration,
China Collaboration Aboard Artemis I
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Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
The Matroshka AstroRad Radiation Experiment (MARE) will measure for the first time in history the radiation dose deposition into
the human body in deep space. To achieve this, two anthropomorphic female human phantoms, Helga and Zohar, are being sent
around the Moon on Artemis I. Zohar will be adorned with the AstroRad vest, a possible radiation countermeasure for future human
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13:45 - 14:45 Plenary 6 – Defending Earth: The International Effort To Protect Us From exploration. The findings of this study will serve to improve the safety of crew members as we near the first entry of a human being
Asteroids And Comets into deep space and outside of Earth’s protective bubble since 1972.
Location: Room Paris South, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre MARE is an international collaboration between NASA, DLR and ISA and is supported by two key industry partners: Lockheed Martin
and StemRad. This panel will discuss how this collaboration was initiated at the 2015 IAC in Jerusalem, the importance of the study,
For billions of years, asteroids have pummeled Earth. The 2013 Chelyabinsk Meteor was only 20-m across, but its high-altitude and what each of the partners “brought to the table”; briefly, a well-established heritage of sending human phantoms into space,
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explosion unleashed the equivalent energy of 30 Hiroshima bombs and resulted in greater than 1,000 injuries. Even larger asteroids a nascent idea for a radiation countermeasure derived from an on-Earth nuclear application, a company building an exploration
would have more catastrophic consequences. spacecraft, a strong expertise in radiation dosimetry and analysis for crew protection and, critically, key stakeholders who believed
in taking advantage of the rare opportunity to fly a large scientific payload to deep space and were able to harness their respective
What are we doing to detect and prevent a potential disaster caused by an asteroid impact? To date, only about 0.4% of the ~5 million agencies to support this both monetarily and politically.
asteroids larger than the 20-m Chelyabinsk asteroid have been detected. NASA’s upcoming Near-Earth Object Surveyor Mission will
accelerate the search for potentially hazardous asteroids, thus allowing us to identify the threats. The panel is comprised of MARE principle investigators for NASA and DLR and ISA, alongside Lockheed Martin’s program manager for
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AstroRad. Our moderator is a longtime member of IAF who is very familiar with the panelists and the MARE study. We wish that our
But detection is only part of the equation. What happens when we identify an Earth-bound asteroid, and how do we protect ourselves? experience serve as an example and an inspiration for researchers, industry professionals and agency stakeholders aiming to work
For the first time, humanity is testing a planetary defense mitigation method: a kinetic impactor. NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection together for the advancement of space exploration.
Test (DART) is the world’s first demonstration in a series of planetary defense missions. Launched in November 2021, DART will
intentionally slam into an asteroid just one week after the IAC, on September 26, 2022. Later in the decade, ESA’s Hera mission will Organized by:
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visit the DART impact target to further characterize the effects of the DART experiment. Together, these two missions will provide the
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necessary data to design an operational planetary defense spacecraft should the need ever arise.
Our panel assembles a diverse, international group including NASA and ESA leadership, technical experts, and a science communicator Speakers:
to discuss the science behind the asteroid threat, the engineering behind the spacecraft designed to understand these dangers, and
our roadmap for safeguarding our planet and way of life. This very timely Plenary Event will feature stunning visuals and gripping Kat CODERRE Ramona GAZA Karel MARSALEK
storytelling within an engaging and informative atmosphere, and culminating in one of the most memorable experiences of the entire Deputy Manager for Deep Lead, MARE - HHPC Science Rsearch Fellow,
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Congress. Space Exploration Advanced Team, Space Radiation Institute of Aerospace
Programs, Analysis Group, Medicine,
Lockheed Martin Corporation, National Aeronautics and Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-
Join us! United States Space Administration und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR),
(NASA), Germany
United States
Speakers:
Oren MILSTEIN MODERATOR
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CEO, Stemrad, Principle Deganit PAIKOWSKY
DART Mechanical Lead Associate Administrator Hera Mission Principal Investigator,
Engineer, for Technology, Policy, and Investigator, Israel Space Agency, Lecturer, Department of
The Johns Hopkins University Strategy, Centre National de la International Relations,
Israel
Applied Physics Laboratory, National Aeronautics and Recherche Scientifique Hebrew University of
United States Space Administration (NASA), (CNRS), Jerusalem,
United States France Israel
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INTERNATIONAL ASTRONAUTICAL CONGRESS
18 - 22 SEPTEMBER 2022, Paris, France
15:30 - 16:00 Press Conference – Sustainability as the Game Changer ... Aiming high! Launching
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15:55 - 16:25 IAF GNF – Moon To Mars Objectives
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the 4th edition of the New Space Economy European Expoforum at IAC 2022!
Location: Terminal 7, Level 4, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
NASA Deputy Administrator Melroy will preview the release of NASA’s revised top-level Moon to Mars Objectives and discuss next
Jointly organised by E. Amaldi Foundation and Fiera Roma, the New Space Economy European Expoforum (NSE) offers a yearly outlook
steps in architecture planning towards creating a blueprint for sustained human presence and exploration throughout the Solar
on the most interesting trends of the evolution of the Space sector and gathers participants, private stakeholders, students, young
System.
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innovators representatives of international organizations and general public in a dynamic format which brings Space down to Earth
as an enabling tool for everyday life. In particular, NSE 2022 will tackle Sustainability with a rich programme of plenaries, workshops,
interactive exhibitions, challenges and awards. NSE 2022 focus on Sustainability with 4 main topics: The Changing Earth, Space Organized by:
Pollution, Human Health and Innovative Space Ventures.
NSE networks big industrial players, small and medium innovative companies, investors, ventures, startups, research centres,
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academia, space agencies, institutions and international organizations. The event will benefit of a multidisciplinary approach to Speakers:
provide space solutions for non-space users in building a sustainable society and inspire next generations.
Pam MELROY INTRODUCTION
Deputy Administrator, Pascale EHRENFREUND
The press conference during the IAC in Paris will allow us to present: National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA), President,
United States International Astronautical
• The highlights of the programme 2022 Federation (IAF),
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• Smart opportunities for the youngest generation: as startups competition and students challenge France
Join us in Rome on 1-3 December and grab the opportunity to be part of the evolution New Space, the biggest cultural change of our
century!
NSE 2022 is organised under the patronage of ASI, CNEL, ICE/ITA and IAF, and the support of ESA, SGAG and other relevant organizations.
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Speakers: 16:35 - 16:55 IAF GNF – Diversity In Space
Simonetta CHELI Jean-François CLERVOY Maria Cristina FALVELLA
Director of Earth Observation ESA astronaut, Honorary General Inspector, Location: Room N01, Level 3, Hall 7, Paris Convention Centre
Programmes and Head of Chairman, Italian Space Agency (ASI),
ESRIN, Novespace, President,
THURSDAY
“Space is hard” and mastering access to space requires two essential features: Thrust & Trust. “Thrust” is about mastering the
THURSDAY
European Space Agency (ESA), France Fondazione E. Amaldi,
Italy technologies (propulsion, software, mechanical design...) when “Trust” is about having teams mastering these technologies.
Italy
ArianeGroup is convinced that in a fast-evolving space ecosystem, it will be more and more essential to have innovative and
creative teams and this requires ensuring that they are as diverse as possible. Florence GALLOIS - Chief Human Ressources Officer at
Christian FEICHTINGER Davide PETRILLO Giorgio SACCOCCIA ArianeGroup - will introduce all the initiatives run by ArianeGroup to encourage diversity.
Executive Director, Executive Director, President,
PRESENTATIONS
PRESENTATIONS
TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL
International Astronautical Space Generation Italian Space Agency (ASI),
Federation (IAF), Advisory Council (SGAC), Organized by:
Italy
France Austria
Speakers:
MODERATOR
Florence GALLOIS
IAF AWARDS
IAF AWARDS
Fiorella COLIOLO
Chief Human Resources
Officer,
ArianeGroup SAS,
France
& EXHIBITION
& EXHIBITION
SPONSORS
SPONSORS
IAF MEMBERS
IAF MEMBERS
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