2025 Featured Plenary Speakers
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Tuesday, February 25, 2025
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Session 1: Advanced Ground
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Sven Richter
Galileo: Upgrading One of the Most Complex Ground Segments Without Impacting Four Billion Users
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James Eggleston
Towards Service Based Operations
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Ella Herz
NOAA Communications Scheduling is EASI (Enterprise Automated Scheduling Implementation)
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Session 2: Automation Efficiency
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Gabriele De Canio
Artificial Intelligence for Mission Operations Automation Roadmap: The European Space Operations Centre Updates and Vision
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Michael Morgan
Optimizing User Effectiveness in Future European Missions
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Chris Hoffman
MOC Automation with GMSEC and the Generic Extendable Message Utility (GEMU)
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Session 3: Data Engineering and Advanced Analytics
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Evridiki Ntagiou
Data-X: Pioneering the Future of Data in Mission Operations
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Rudy Semola
Continual Learning for On-Ground Satellite Health Monitoring
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Amaya Atencia
Challenges of Space Data Digital Economy
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Session 4: Anomaly Detection
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Shannon Bull
Maximizing Operator Impact: Leveraging Machine Learning to Improve Trending Analysis for the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission
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Ra’ad Saleh
Implementation and Feasibility of Using AI/ML Methods for Satellite Anomaly Detection, Diagnostics, and Resolution.
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Cody Cutright
Model-based Automation of Mission Operations & Testing with Digital Twins
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Session 5: Mission Data Processing
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Steven Bouchired
A Stepwise Approach to Evolve the European Galileo Ground Segment towards Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
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Patricia Harrington-Duff
Ground System Real-time Image Processing of DRACO Observations for the DART Mission
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Jordan Scott
Bridging the Void: Next Gen CDS for Space Systems
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Session 6: Cloud and Virtualization
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Mercedes Sánchez Manzano
New needs in Ground Segment, GMV tools for GSaaS
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Kristian Knudtzon
Reducing the Maritime Domain Awareness Observe, Orient, Decide, Act (OODA) Loop: Applications of Ground Segment as a Service and Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning for Rapid Earth Observation
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Ronak Patel
Enterprise Engineering to Simplify External System Integration
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Session 7: Communications
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David Mitlyng
Optical Ground Stations & Quantum Advancements in Timing and Encryption in Contested and Congested Environments
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Kenneth Watts
NESDIS Antennas as a Service (NAaaS) An Enterprise Common Service Paradigm Shift
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Harris Mohamed
Methods of Detecting Electromagnetic Interference in Passive Radio Frequency Data
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Session 8: Modeling and Simulation
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Federico Antonello
Enhancing Spacecraft Operations with Digital Twins Solutions
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Dr. Jeffery Hansen
Flexible and Extensible Drift Monitoring in Machine Learning Systems
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Maciej Prokopczyk
Infrastructure for Automated Management of Spacecraft Digital Twins and Enhancing Simulator Fidelity with ML
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Wednesday, February 25, 2025
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Session 9: Trusted Artificial Intelligence
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Pamela Wood
Trusted Autonomy: A Survey of Current Methods and Approaches
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Michael Orosz
Lessons Learned in Implementing DoD Space-Based Agile/DevSecOps Programs
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Ipek Ozkaya
Shift Left with Generative AI: Automating Library Replacement
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Session 10: Large Language Models & Retrieval Augmented Generation
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Samuel Morgan
Using Machine Learning and Industry Collaboration to Predict Space Weather. Part II – The Computation and Data Management Challenge
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Alefiya Hussain
A Generative AI-Powered Framework for Spacecraft Risk Management—A Pilot Project with the Aerospace Corporation and University of Southern California (USC)
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