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The Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) Conference is the premier technical conference in the nation devoted to space situational awareness/space domain awareness. The cross section of private sector, government, and academic participation helps foster important dialogue and international collaboration. The continued growth in attendance and participating countries at AMOS reflects a growing interest in space sustainability and space commerce initiatives as new actors—national governments, private sector companies, non-governmental entities, and universities—become involved in these activities.
In addition to Technical Sessions, the AMOS Conference includes Keynote Speakers, Policy Forums, Exhibit Sessions, Technical Short Courses and Networking events. In 2018, the first annual EMER-GEN program, designed especially for young professionals and students (35 and under) enthusiastic about careers in space, was launched.
The AMOS Conference is a program of the Maui Economic Development Board, Inc. (MEDB), a nonprofit corporation established in 1982 to focus on diversifying Maui’s economy. MEDB’s mission involves taking innovative actions that strengthen existing industry as well as diversifying through new opportunities.
Learn more with AMOS Conference Fast Facts, FAQ, Press Releases and information for Media.
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Technical Chairs
Paul Kervin, AFRL/RDSM
Daron Nishimoto, Pacific Defense Solutions – A Centauri Company
Conference Advisors
Col L. Kirk Lewis, Ret., Institute for Defense Analyses
Jeanne Skog, Skog Rasmussen LLC
2021 Session Chairs
Adaptive Optics & Imaging
Michael Hart, University of Arizona; HartSCI LLC
Mike Roggeman, Michigan Technical University
Astrodynamics
Tom Kelecy, L3 Harris
Sam Wishnek, University of Colorado Boulder (2020 AMOS Student Award Winner)
Cislunar SSA
James Frith, Air Force Research Laboratory
Jesse Greaves, University of Colorado Boulder (2020 AMOS Best Paper Award Winner)
Machine Learning Applications of SSA
Islam Hussein, Thorton Tomasetti
Charlotte Shabarekh, Aptima, Inc.
Non-Resolved Object Characterization
Heather Cowardin, NASA Johnson Space Center
Wes Faber, L3 Harris
Optical Systems & Instrumentation
Matt Bold, Lockheed Martin
Stacie Williams, DARPA/TTO
Orbital Debris
James Blake, University of Warwick
Darren McKnight, LeoLabs
Space-Based Assets
Kira Abercromby, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Pat Patterson, Space Dynamics Laboratory
Space Situational Awareness/Space Domain Awareness
Moriba Jah, University of Texas at Austin
Danielle Wood, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Why Attend
- Make connections with industry leaders and key customers in just a week — saving your company travel cost for multiple trips around the world.
- Gain topic-specific expertise in the fields of telescope optics, adaptive imaging, and space situational awareness.
- Stay on the cutting edge of industry trends.
- International cross-sharing of knowledge within the SSA community.
Download a sampling of companies, universities, and government organizations that attended AMOS. List of organizations.
Soundbytes
“Established great contacts, received fine lecture and input, visited with old colleagues.”
“Great opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and refresh knowledge of SSA.”
“Excellent information transfer and interactions in a fantastic setting.”
