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	GSAW 2021 | Starts March 1, 2021 Special Online Series of Events “Adapting Critical Operations”
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We are taking this year’s 25th annual Ground System Architectures Workshop completely online and plenary sessions are free! To keep everyone safe and to accommodate the growing number of international participants, we will make most GSAW content available on-demand with the ability to comment, ask questions, and share answers. GSAW will continue to be the forum for the world’s space-related ground system experts to exchange solutions with other users, developers, vendors, and researchers.

The unprecedented events of this year have created challenges for all areas of space-related ground systems. Those challenges and your solutions have ensured that critical operations continue successfully. The GSAW 2021 theme, “Adapting Critical Operations,” invites you to share your ideas, emerging technologies and roadmaps for the future with the ground system community. As the pandemic raced around the globe, it was clear that business-as-usual was simply not workable. Services we have all come to take for granted have changed. Technical challenges; workflow changes; shifting timelines; resource and staffing shortages; security issues; and other unexpected changes may have been experienced by ground system stakeholders. We are looking to the ground system community to share their innovative approaches in adapting their critical operations to successfully function through unexpected issues.

Areas of interest include but are not limited to experiences, leading-edge practices, lessons learned, and research in a range of ground system topics including:

Data science, engineering, fusion, analytics, and exploitation Intelligent/cognitive systems, machine learning, and autonomy Model-based and digital engineering Cyber security and resilience Agile, DevSecOps, and rapid system development Enterprise systems, reference architectures, and infrastructure Mission assurance and risk management Space-ground communications

Human factors, workload, and effectiveness Virtualization, containers, and the cloud Mobile, lightweight, and geo-independent platforms Interoperability, compatibility, and standards Creative business and acquisition models Service-based operations Situational awareness Cost, schedule, governance, and data rights

Please note that due to the new, virtual format of the workshop, in addition to submitting charts, most presenters will be asked to record and submit a video of their presentation. We encourage you to submit abstracts by October 21, 2020 for the following opportunities: Presentations (20 minutes, recorded) Tutorials (2-hour classes) Working Groups (2–3 hours) Technical Demonstrations (20 minutes, recorded) Proposal Instructions Submission Forms Presentation Details Guidelines Deadlines Abstracts/proposals due: October 22, 2020 Notification of acceptance: November 19, 2020 Accepted presentations due: February 5, 2021

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