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March 13 - 15 2002
The Aerospace Corporation
El Segundo, California
GSAW2002 Agenda and Presentations
Wednesday March 13, 2002
Session 1. Keynote Session
Session Chair: Wanda Austin, The Aerospace Corporation
Introduction and Announcements
Mark Walker, GSAW2002 General Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
Welcome Address
William F. Ballhaus Jr., President and CEO, The Aerospace Corporation
Space Commission and The Future of Ground Systems
Maj. Gen.-select Craig R. Cooning, Vice Commander,
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
The Magic is on the Ground
Col Edward T. Cope, Deputy, Chief Information Officer, National Reconnaissance Office
Mission Data System Architecture and Implementation Guidelines
George Rinker, Manager, Mission Data System Implementation,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
(Video of Wanda Austin, William F. Ballhaus Jr. and Maj. Gen.-select Craig R. Cooning)
Session 2.
Architectural Decisions
Session Chair: Marilee Wheaton, TRW Systems
Customer Outreach Program
Mark Broswick, Systems Operations Office, National Reconnaissance Office
COTS Empirical Data: A To-10 List and Its Implications
Barry Boehm, Center for Software Engineering, University of Southern California
Satellite and Peripherals - Implications for Ground Architectures
Kevin Kreitman, The Aerospace Corporation
XML Command and Telemetry Standardization
Gerry Simon, Lockheed Martin
Evaluation of Components for COTS Component-based Systems
William (Trip) Carter, Harris Corporation
Session 4. Keynote Session
Session Chair: Rami Razouk, The Aerospace Corporation
Engineering Safer Systems
Nancy G. Leveson, Professor, Professor of Aerospace Software Engineering, Aeronautics and Astronautics Department, Nassachusetts Institute of Technology
No slides
Session 5.
Mission and Information Assurance
Session Chair: Joe Betser, The Aerospace Corporation
Prediction of Reliability and Availability for Ground Systems
Myron Hecht, SoHaR Incorporated
Ground Systems and Cyberwar
Stuart Staniford, Silicon Defense
Creating the IETF IDWG Intrusion Detection Protocols IDMEF & IDXP
Michael Erlinger, Harvey Mudd College
Session 6.
Ground Network/Communications Architectures
Session Chair: Richard Johnson, The Aerospace Corporation
Future Interoperable Satellite Control Networks - Communications Architecture
and Issues
John C. Chiang, The Aerospace Corporation
Innovative Space/Ground Architectures and Technologies for
NASA's Space Network Evolution
Roger Flaherty and Aaron Weinberg, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Building a Global ATM Network for Ground Systems Control
Andrew Walther, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 7.
Applications of Space Link Extension Standards
Session Chair: Susan Kurtik, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
CCSDS Space Link Extension (SLE) Services - A Progress Report
Fred Brosi, Global Science & Technology, Inc.
CCSDS Space Link Extension (SLE) - Proposal for a NASA Wide Ground Data
Service Standard
Larry Muzny, Lockheed Martin Space Operations
Applying CCSDS Standards to the Air Force Satellite Control Network (AFSCN)
James Noles and John Pietras, Global Science and Technology, Inc.
Improving Access to Space with Space Link Extension Services
Hugh Kelliher, VEGA Group PLC
Thursday March 14, 2002
Session 8. Keynote Session
Session Chair: Rami Razouk, The Aerospace Corporation
Christine M. Anderson, SES, Director, MILSATCOM, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Command and Control Software Development Lessons Learned
Lt Col Michael D. Sarchet, Deputy Director, Space Systems Command
and Control Division
Session 9. Architectural Methods
Architectural Methods
Session Chair: Walter Green, The Aerospace Corporation
Representing Product Line Architectures
Andre van der Hoek, Institute for Software Research and Department of Information
and Computer Science, University of California, Irvine
Evaluation of Aspects in UML Models
Phillip Schmidt, The Aerospace Corporation
Static and Dynamic Modeling and Analysis of Architectures
Roshanak Roshandel, University of Southern California
Representing System Architectures using the C4ISR Architecture Framework
James N. Martin, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10.
Breakout Groups I
Breakout Session 10A Architecture Methods and Frameworks
James Martin and Mark Maier, The Aerospace Corporation
Using Service Utilization Metrics to Assess and Improve Product Line Architectures
Ebru Dincel, University of Southern California
Andre van der Hoek, Institute for Software Research and Department of Information
and Computer Science, University of California, Irvine
Phillip Schmidt, The Aerospace Corporation
Roshanak Roshandel, University of Southern California
Kevin Kreitman, The Aerospace Corporation
Breakout Session 10B COTS Integration
Suellen Eslinger and Karen Owens, The Aerospace Corporation
Integration: Reinventing and Expensive Wheel
Larry McQueary, Talarian
Integration and Maintenance with the COBRA Architecture
Tim Spinney, The Aerospace Corporation
Costing COTS Integration
Marilee Wheaton, TRW Systems
Breakout Session 10C: Satellite Control Network Trends and Prospects for Interoperability
Carl Sunshine, The Aerospace Corporation
AFSCN Evolution
Carl Sunshine, The Aerospace Corporation
NASA Ground Network Evolution and Interoperability
Edward Burns, NASA HQ
No slides
Satellite Control Networks: Trends and Prospects for Interoperability - a CCSDS View
Adrian Hooke, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Satellite Control Networks Trends and prospects for Interoperability
Commercialization Trends
Michael Anderson, Honeywell
CCSDS and NASA Standards
Peter Shames, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Breakout Session 10D: Architectural Approaches for Multi-Mission Ground Systems
Mike Hogan, The Aerospace Corporation
Multimission Considerations for the NASA Deep Space Network (DSN)
Susan Kurtik, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ground Control Systems Issues for Multi-Mission Operations
Tina Arechiga, PanAmSat
An Ops Concept Driven Architecture for Satellite Command and Control
David Allen, L-3 Communications, Inc. - Storm Control Systems
Applying A Distributed Architecture to Real Time Hardware Control and Status
Robert Andzik, RT Logic
Multi-Mission Ground Systems: A Commercial Approach
Pete Gaffney, Integral Systems, Inc.
Session 11.
Breakout Groups II
Breakout Session 11A: Business Cases & Acquisition Strategies
Marilee Wheaton, TRW Systems
Universal Space Network Commercial Antenna Network Evaluation (CANE) Overview
Greg Hollister, United Space Networks
Strategies for Implementing a Product Line Approach to Software Reuse at the NRO
Daniel Vanderwarker, The Aerospace Corporation
Schedule Risk Analysis: Why It is Important and How to Do It
Stephen Book, MCR, Inc.
COSYSMO: Constructive Systems Engineering Cost Model
Don Reifer and Richardo Valerdi, Center for Software Engineering,
University of Southern California
Breakout Session 11B: Information Assurance
Joe Betser and Charlie Lavine, The Aerospace Corporation
Harmonizing the Certification and Accrediation Process With Modern
Security Evaluation Standards
Stuart Schaeffer, The Aerospace Corporation
Hydra: Agents for Information Security
Morris Brill, TRW Systems
Ground Systems and the Challenge of Creating Collaborating I-A Communities
via the Internet Research and Standards
Joe Betser, The Aerospace Corporation
Securing Ground Control Systems
Tracy Dorsey, Computer Sciences Corporation
Virtual Vulnerability Assessment for Spacecraft Ground Systems
Hoh Peter In and Steve Liu, Texas A&M University
Breakout Session 11C: Alternative Operations Concepts
Kevin Kreitman, The Aerospace Corporation
Evolution of Knowledge-based Applications for Launch Support
Jeff Lankford, The Aerospace Corporation
Automated Spacecraft Scheduling - The ASTER Example
Ron Cohen, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Breakout Session 11D: Human Systems Integration (HSI) Standardization
Brian Shaw, The Aerospace Corporation
Marc Dinerstein, The Aerospace Corporation
Brian Louie, GPS Ground, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Roger Dispoto, SBIRS High, Det 11, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Steve Scholz, CERES, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Tom Riebe, TASC Corporation
Friday March 15, 2002
Session 12.
Summary Session
Mary A. Rich, The Aerospace Corporation
Introduction and Announcements
Mark Walker, GSAW2002 Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
Breakout Session Outbriefs
Breakout Session 11B: Information Assurance
Joe Betser and Charlie Lavine, The Aerospace Corporation
Breakout Session 11C: Alternative Operations Concepts
Kevin Kreitman, The Aerospace Corporation
Breakout Session 11D: Human Systems Integration (HSI) Standardization
Brian Shaw, The Aerospace Corporation
Plenary Session Summary
Mary A. Rich, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 13.
Panel Session
Ground System Architecture Decisions for Mission Success
Carl Sunshine, The Aerospace Corporation
Panelists:
Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering,
University of Southern California
Observations on Ground System Architectures: The View from the Trenches
Lt Col Michael R. Dickey, Commander, 3d Space Operations Squadron
Key Ground System Architectural Issues
Joseph Kahr, Space Infrared Telescope Facility Project Ground Data System Engineer, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Col Michael Mantz, Director, Satellite and Launch Control Systems Program Office, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
The Importance of Software Architecture
Linda Northrop, Director, Product Line System Program, Software Engineering Institute
Rhon Williams, Director of Technology, System Development Operations, TRW Systems
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