International Workshop on Planning and Scheduling for Space

Moffett Field, CA, USA March 2013

Table of Contents

 

0.     Invited Talk: Using Space, Air, Marine, and Ground Assets for Disaster Response and Environmental Monitoring Paper Slides
Steve Chien, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

1.     Leveraging Planning Tools to Demonstrate the Feasibility of the OpTIIX Public Outreach Mission Paper Slides
Mark E. Giuliano and Reiko Rager, Space Telescope Science Institute

2.     Mission Design Evaluation Using Automated Planning for High Resolution Imaging of Dynamic Surface Processes from the ISS Paper Slides
Russell Knight, Andrea Donnellan, and Joseph J. Green
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

3.     Planning Drivers for the BepiColombo MPO Science Payload Operations
Sara de la Fuente, Raymond Hoofs, Mauro Casale Paper Slides
European Space Astronomy Center, European Space Agency

4.     The Cluster Experience - Successful Planning of a Space Mission against the Challenges of an ageing Spacecraft Fleet Paper Slides
Mauro Bartesaghi, Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH
Silvia Sangiorgi, Dr. JŸrgen Volpp, European Space Agency, HSO-OPC

5.     Multi-Mission Scheduling Operations at UC Berkeley Paper Slides
Manfred Bester, Gregory Picard, Bryce Roberts, Mark Lewis, and Sabine Frey
Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley

6.     SAC-D/Aquarius Mission Automated Plan Generation and Execution Validation Paper Slides
Eduardo Romero, Marcelo Oglietti, Estefanġa De Elġa
CONAE - Argentine National Space Agency

7.     Ontological Models To Support Planning Operations  Paper Slides
Pete Bonasso, Mark Boddy*, Dave Kortenkamp, Scott Bell
TRACLabs, Inc., *Adventium Enterprises

8.     Embedding Temporal Constraints For Coordinated Execution in Habitat Automation Paper Slides
Paul Morris, Mark Schwabacher, NASA Ames Research Center
Michael Dalal, SGT, Charles Fry, Dell Services

9.     Automating Stowage Operations for the International Space Station
 Paper Slides
Russell Knight, Gregg Rabideau, Andrew Mishkin, Young Lee
Jet Propulsion Laboratory California Institute of Technology

10. Scheduling Spitzer: The SIRPASS Story Paper Slides
David S. Mittman
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

Robert Hawkins, Space Telescope Science Institute

11. The Mystery of the Missing Requirements: Optimization Metrics for SPIKE  Long Range Planning, Paper Slides
Mark E. Giuliano, Space Telescope Science Institute

12. Scheduling Science Campaigns for the Rosetta Mission: A Preliminary Report Paper Slides
Steve Chien, Gregg Rabideau, Daniel Tran
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Federico Nespoli, David Frew, Harold Metselaar,
Michael Kueppers, Manuel Fernandez, Laurence OĠRourke
European Space Astronomy Center, European Space Agency

13. Invited Talk:  Integrating Planning, Execution and Diagnosis to Enable Autonomous Mission Operations Paper Slides
Jeremy Frank, Gordon Aaseng, K. Michael Dalal,  Charles Fry,  Charles Lee, Rob McCann, Sriram Narasimhan, Lilijana Spirkovska, Keith Swanson
NASA Ames Research Center
Lui Wang and Arthur Molin and Larry Garner
NASA Johnson Space Center

14. Global Optimization with Hill Climbing in Earth Observation Mission Planning Paper Slides
Christian Wozar, Robin Steel, Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH

15. Planning of Satellite Images Applied to Early Warning Hydrological Models Paper Slides
Estefanġa De Elġa, Marcelo Oglietti, Sergio Masuelli, Eduardo Romero
CONAE - Argentine National Space Agency

16. Self-Organizing MPS for Dynamic EO Constellation Scenarios Paper Slides
C. Iacopino, and P. Palmer, U. Surrey
N. Policella and A. Donati, ESOC, European Space Agency,
A. Brewer, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.

17. Experiments with a Parallel Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm for Scheduling Paper Slides
Matthew Brown, University of Southern California
Mark D. Johnston, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

18. Automated Contact Graph Generation with SPSCGR Paper Slides
Philip Tsao, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

19. Benefits for the standardization of Mission Planning Services from Advanced Planning Experiences Paper Slides
Simone Fratini, Nicola Policella, Alessandro Donati, Mario Merri, Mehran Sarkarati, and Mariella Spada European Space Agency, ESA/ESOC

20. A path planning approach to noise-minimal rotorcraft landing trajectories
Robert A. Morris, Ames Research Center Paper Slides
Matthew Johnson, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition
K. Brent Venable, Tulane University/Florida IHMC
James Lindsey, Monterey Technologies

21. Automated Planning and Policy Learning for Surveillance Missions Paper Slides
S. Bernardini, M. Fox and D. Long, KingĠs College London

22. An Ad-hoc Planner for the Mars Express Mission Paper Slides
Martin Kolombo, Martin Pecka, Roman Bartak, Charles University

23. Flexibility & Autonomy in Mars Express Planning using LMP Paper Slides
R. Steel, Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH
E. Rabenau,  NOVA Space Associates Ltd

24. A Flexible Architecture for Creating Scheduling Algorithms as used in STK Scheduler Paper Slides
W. A. Fisher and Ella Herz, Optwise Corporation and Orbit Logic Inc.

25. Automated Plan Generation for Alphasat Payload Operations Paper Slides
Nicola Policella and Henrique Oliveira (ESA/ESOC)
Edoardo Benzi (ESA/ESTEC)

26. Onboard Mission Planning on the Intelligent Payload Experiment (IPEX) Cubesat Mission Paper Slides
S. Chien, J. Doubleday, D. Tran,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
J. Bellardo, C. Francis, E. Baumgarten, A. Williams, E. Yee, D. Fluitt, E. Stanton, J. Piug-Suari, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA

27. V AMOS Verification of Autonomous Mission Planning Onboard a Spacecraft Paper Slides
Maria Theresia Wšrle, Christoph Lenzen. DLR / GSOC

Author Index

Paper(s)

Author

13

Aaseng, Gordon

22

Bartak, Roman

4

Bartesaghi, Mauro

26

Baumgarten, Eric

7

Bell, Scott

26

Bellardo, John

20

Benable, K. Brent

25

Benzi, Edoardo

21

Bernardini, Sara

5

Bester, Manfred

7

Boddy, Mark

7

Bonasso, Pete

16

Brewer, A.

17

Brown, Matthew

3

Casale, Mauro

0, 12, 26

Chien, Steve

8, 13

Dalal, Michael

6, 15

De Elia, Estefania

3

De la Fuente, Sara

2

Donnellan, Andrea

16, 19

Donati, Alessandro

26

Doubleday, Joshua

12

Fernandez, Manuel

24

Fisher, W. A

26

Fluitt, Daniel

21

Fox, Maria

26

Francis, Craig

13

Frank, Jeremy

19

Fratini, Simone

12

Frew, David

5

Frey, Sabine

8, 13

Fry, Charles

13

Garner, Larry

1, 11

Giuliano, Mark E.

2

Green, Joseph J.

10

Hawkins, Robert

24

Herz, Ella

3

Hoofs, Raymond

16

Iacopino, C.

20

Johnson, Matthew

17

Johnston, Mark

2, 9

Knight, Russell

22

Kolombo, Martin

7

Kortenkamp, Dave

12

Kueppers, Michael

13

Lee, Charles

9

Lee, Young

27

Lenzen, Christoph

5

Lewis, Mark

20

Lindsey, James

21

Long, Derek

15

Masuelli, Sergio

13

McCann, Rob

19

Merri, Mario

9

Mishkin, Andrew

10

Mittman, David

13

Molin, Arthur

8

Morris, Paul

20

Morris, Robert A

13

Narasimhan, Sriram

12

Nespoli, Federico

6, 15

Oglietti, Marcelo

25

Oliveira, Henrique

12

OĠRourke, Laurence

16

Palmer, P.

22

Pecka, Martin

5

Picard, Gregory

16, 19, 25

Policella, Nicola

26

Puig-Suari, Jordi

23

Rabenau, E

9, 12

Rabideau, Gregg

1

Rager, Reiko

5

Roberts, Pryce

6, 15

Romero, Eduardo

4

Sangiorgi, Silvia

19

Sarkarati, Mehran

8

Schwabacher, Mark

19

Spada, Mariella

13

Spirkovska, Lilijana

26

Stanton, Eric

14, 23

Steel, Robin

13

Swanson, Keith

12, 26

Tran, Daniel

18

Tsao, Philip

4

Volpp, Dr. JŸrgen

13

Wang, Lui

26

Williams, Austin

27

Wšrle, Maria Theresia

14

Wozar, Christian

26

Yee, Edmund

 

 

Institution Index

Paper(s)

Institutional

Location

7

Adventium Enterprises

Minneapolis, Minnesota

26

California Polytechnic State University

San Luis Obispo, California

22

Charles University

Prague, Czech Republic

6, 15

CONAE,
Argentine National Space Agency

Cordoba, Argentina

8

Dell Services Federal Government

Moffett Field, California

27

DLR /GSOC

Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany

0, 2, 9, 10, 12, 17, 18, 26

Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
California Institute of Technology

Pasadena, California

1, 10, 11

Space Telescope Sciences Institute

Baltimore, Maryland

3, 12

European Space Astronomy Center, European Space Agency

Madrid, Spain

4, 16, 19, 25

European Space Operations Center, European Space Agency

Darmstadt, Germany

25

European Space Research and Technology Center,
European Space Agency

Noordwijk, The Netherlands

20

Institute for Human and Machine Cognition

Pensacola, Florida

21

KingĠs College London

London, United Kingdom

20

Monterey Technologies

Monterey, California

8, 13, 20

NASA Ames Research Center

Moffett Field, California

13

NASA Johnson Space Center

Houston, Texas

23

NOVA Space Associates, Ltd, ESOC

Darmstadt, Germany

24

Optwise Corporation

Fremont, California

24

Orbit Logic Incorporated

Greenbelt, Maryland

5

Space Sciences Laboratory,

University of California at Berkeley

Berkeley, California

8

Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies

Moffett Field, California

16

Surrey Space Centre

Guildford, United Kingdom

16

Surrey Satellite Technology, Ltd.

Guildford, United Kingdom

4, 14, 23

Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH

Darmstadt, Germany

7

TRACLabs, Inc

Webster, Texas

20

Tulane University

New Orleans, Louisiana

17

University of Southern California

Los Angeles, California