6th International Spacecraft Propulsion Conference and 3rd International Symposium for Space Transportation

(http://www.propulsion2010.com/index.html)

Spacecraft Propulsion

Space Propulsion 2010 is soliciting abstracts on the following subjects:

• Chemical, electric and advanced spacecraft propulsion systems
• Propulsion components
• Modelling
• Applications to new missions and spacecraft (including robotic exploration)
• Cost-related aspects of spacecraft propulsion
• AIV issues and tools
• Flight testing and experience
• Green Propulsion for spacecraft
• Overview of current programmes
  

Propulsion for Space Transportation

Space Propulsion 2010 is soliciting abstracts on the following subjects:

• Propulsion techniques versus systems of systems approach
  
• echnologies building blocks for Future Space Transportation Propulsion
• Systems: Launchers & Exploration platforms
• Liquid: Solid & Hybrid Propulsion Systems for Launcher and Upper Stages
• Overview of current programmes
• Propulsion Components
• Modelling
• Pressure-Thrust oscillations issues
• Overview of civilian and military propulsion techniques dualities
• Cost-related aspects of Space Transportation propulsion
• AIV issues and tools
• Flight testing and experience
• Green Propulsion for Space Transportation

Space Propulsion 2010 will be held in the Kursaal Congress Centre, San Sebastian, Spain.

Schedule of Events

First Announcement	October 2008
Second Announcement and Call for Papers	June 2009
Deadline for Abstracts	30th September 2009
Notification of Acceptance to Authors	November 2009
Preliminary Programme	January 2010
Online registration opening	1st February 2010
Deadline for Manuscripts	29th April 2010
Space Propulsion 2010	3rd- 6th May 2010

The success of the 2008 Space Propulsion conference in Crete, underlined by the delegates’ unanimous appreciation for the organization of such an event in Europe has resulted in the introduction of a Space Propulsion international forum in Europe. 

The aim of the forum is to open the way for the communities of both spacecraft and space transportation propulsion to work together to support ongoing and future work in the field.
For this reason ESA and 3AF, in collaboration with the major National European Agencies and with the organizational support of 3AF will therefore introduce this conference on a regular two yearly basis.

The 2010 Space Propulsion programme will be structured in such a way as to:

Address a global and a pragmatic approach for propulsion issues in the short, medium and long term, following the recent ESA ministerial conference (The Hague 2008) and other decisional events in the international scenario, and in support of the preparation for future major decisional milestones in the international space arena,
Highlight European and international ambition towards challenging space exploration programmes
Expose consequences of propulsion techniques following the application of systems of systems approaches,
Highlight duality of utilisation of propulsion techniques in civilian and military applications
Promote information exchanges at international level in the two main areas of propulsion for spacecraft and for space transportation.

Presentations on Spacecraft Propulsion and Propulsion for Space Transportation will run in parallel while some plenary events will be shared among the two subjects.

Technical as well as programmatic issues will be debated to support the preparation of future activities and roadmaps in all fields of space propulsion.

In order to ensure the highest level of contributions and return for the space community, ESA, CNES, DLR, ASI and other major European Space Delegations together with a significant international industrial support, will participate in the constitution of the conference programme.

G. SACCOCCIA (ESA) & P.G. AMAND (SNPE Propulsion & 3AF)
Conference Chairs

Details from  Lisa.Gabaldi@aaaf.asso.fr

 

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