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Featured Keynotes
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| General William L. Shelton, Commander,
Air Force Space Command, US Air Force |
Brendan Curry, Vice President – Washington Operations, Space Foundation | MRC Greenwood, President, University of Hawai’i |
Technical Chairs
Wes Freiwald, PDS
Paul Kervin, AFRL/RDSM
Conference Advisor
Col L. Kirk Lewis, Ret., Institute for Defense Analyses
Session Chairs
Adaptive Optics and Imaging, Capt Casey Pellizzari, Air Force Research Laboratory
Astrodynamics, Paul Cefola, University at Buffalo (SUNY)
Non-Resolved Object Characterization, Matt Hejduk, a.i. solutions (AFSPC/A9A)
Optical Systems, Lt Col Travis Blake, DARPA/TTO-Space Systems
Orbital Debris, Eugene Stansbery, NASA-JSC
Posters, Bernie Klem, Arnold Engineering Development Center
Space-based Assets, Seth Harvey, Air Force Research Laboratory
Space Situational Awareness, Lt Col Jim Shell, Space Innovation & Development Center, USAF
Po‘okela Sponsor
The Boeing Company
Laulima Sponsor
Orbital
Lokahi Sponsors
AGI
BAE Systems
County of Maui
Raytheon
Space Foundation
Kupa‘a Sponsors
Integral Systems
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Pacific Defense Solutions
Malama Sponsors
AFRL
Applied Optimization
Applied Technology Associates
Intelligent Software Solutions
RadiantBlue Technologies
SpaceNav
Exhibitors
AFRL RDSM
AFRL RI
AGI
Applied Optimization
Applied Technology Associates
Astrohaven
BAE Systems
Boeing
FLIR
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Oceanit
Scalable Display Technologies
Overview and Highlights
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Co-hosted by The Boeing Company, the conference kicks off with the welcome reception providing participants with a unique networking opportunity. Surrounded by tropical breezes participants and their guests were greeted with a shell lei, a beverage, appetizers, all while listening to the U.S. Air Force Band of the Pacific. | |
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Over 80 technical papers were presented in oral and poster sessions by engineers and technical specialists from around the globe. In addition to strong technical content, AMOS presented panels on “Space Debris Observation Status and Needs” and “Future Directions for Collaborative SSA.” | |
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In what’s become a highly anticipated annual event, this year’s Space in the Classroom activities featured an “Audience with an Astronaut” with astronaut Dr. Leroy Chiao, hands-on space-related science experiments and a visit with industry leaders in the AMOS Exhibit Center for 300 Maui students, as well as a full-day workshop for 15 teachers co-presented by the Space Foundation with support from industry partners. |
