GSAW 2004 Agenda, Presentations, & Tutorials
“Strategies For Successful Ground Systems”
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Monday, March 29, 2004
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Thursday, April 1, 2004
Monday, March 29, 2004
Tutorials
I. System Requirements Development: An Architectural Approach
Instructors: James Martin and Steve Heidorn, The Aerospace Corporation
II. An Overview of Software Architecture Practices
Instructor: Linda Northrop, Software Engineering Institute
III. An Evolutionary Process for Integrating COTS-Based Systems
Instructor: Lisa Brownsword, Software Engineering Institute
IV. Information Assurance for Ground Systems and the Global Information Grid
Instructors: : Charlie Lavine and Tim Lelesi, The Aerospace Corporation
V. Using Automated Planning and Scheduling Technology to Automate Spacecraft Operations
Instructors: Steve Chien, Ari Jonsson, and Russell Knight, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
VI. Risk Management for Software-Intensive Systems
Instructor: Barry Boehm, University of Southern California – Center for Software Engineering
VII. Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS) Standards for Telemetry and Commanding
Instructor: Mike Williams, Avtec Systems, Inc.
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Session 1: Keynote Session
Chair: Marilee Wheaton, The Aerospace Corporation
Introduction and Announcements
Rick Johnson, GSAW2004 General Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
Welcome Address
Steve Burrin, Vice President, Space Programs Operations,
The Aerospace Corporation
Spiral Acquisition of Defense and Space Systems of Systems
Barry Boehm, Director, University of Southern California – Center for Software Engineering
Session 2: Characterizing Architectures
Chair: Joseph Betser, The Aerospace Corporation
Tools for the Reference Architecture for Space Data Systems
Peter Shames, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Takahiro Yamada, Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency
Niklas Lindman, European Space Agency
On the Development of a Capability Integration Framework to Facilitate Cross-Program Integration for Air Force Space Command
James Conklin, James Martin, John Evans, Charles Robinson, Jeff Diehl, Les Doggrell, The Aerospace Corporation
Success Oriented Ground and Space Software Defined Architectures
Jerry Brand, Vince Kovarik, James Faist, Harris Corporation
Session 3: Breakout Previews
Chair: Sheri Benator, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 4: Lifecycle Strategies
Chair: Susan Jones, The Aerospace Corporation
Integrated Satellite Control Network Top-Down and Bottom-Up Implementation
Richard Russel, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
Use of Combined System and Software Reliability Models for Satellite Ground Systems Dependability Predictions
Myron Hecht, The Aerospace Corporation
Raging Incrementalism – System Engineering for Continuous Change (Paper)
Michael Gorlick, The Aerospace Corporation
Defect Measurement and Analysis of JPL Ground Software: A Case Study
John Spagnuolo Jr., John Powell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Session 5: Designing for Flexible Operations
Chair: Mark Walker, PanAmSat Corporation
Low Cost Re-architecting of NASA’s TRMM Mission Control Center
Lori Enright, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Charlie Bengston, Ronald Jones, ASRC Aerospace Corporation
Multi-Mission Space Ops Center (MMSOC)
Mark Stafford, The Aerospace Corporation
Lt. Col. Robert Hessin, Air Force Space Command
The Mars Exploration Rover/Collaborative Information Portal for Ground Operations
Joan Walton, NASA Ames Research Center
Session 6: Emerging Integrated Services
Chair: Jennifer Lombardi, The Aerospace Corporation
Open Sourcery and Web Services in Ground Segment Architectures
Alan Ptak, Khalil Foundy, Kronosoft, Inc.
Leo Hartman, Canadian Space Agency
Developing a Telemetry Archiving Architecture to Support Multiple, Simultaneous Missions
Leeha Herrera, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Exploiting Semantic Web Services in an Integrated Satellite Control Network: An Open Standards Approach
David Schmicher, Kathy Hogan, L-3 Communications
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Session 7: Keynote Session
Chair: Larry Bergman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Introduction and Announcements
Rick Johnson, GSAW2004 General Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
The Evolution of Ground Systems on Hubble and Future NASA Missions
Preston Burch, Program Manager, Hubble Space Telescope
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Session 8: Space and Ground Communications
Chair: Sam Cantrell, The Aerospace Corporation
Optimizing Satellite Communications with Adaptive and Phased Array Antennas
Daniel Mandl, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Mary Ann Ingram, Georgia Institute of Technology
Felix Miranda, Richard Lee, Robert Romanofsky, Afroz Zaman, NASA Glenn Research Center
John Langley, Saquish Group
Flexible and Reliable Access for the Future NASA Space Network
Michael Hadjitheodosiou, Hui Zeng, Institute for Systems Research, University of Maryland
Brenda Ellis, NASA Glenn Research Center
Flexible Application Support in Ground Stations
James Cutler, Stanford University
Session 9: Standards for Interoperability
Chair: Susan Kurtik, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Air Force Satellite Control Network Interoperability Progress Report
John Pietras, Global Science and Technology, Inc.
Advanced Data Description Exchange Services for Heterogeneous Vehicle and Spaceport Control and Monitor Systems
Rodney Davis, Greg Hupf, Command and Control Technologies
Simplifying Ground Segment Reconfiguration
Philip Melanson, Leo Hartman, Patrick Samson, Dominique Rivard, Canadian Space Agency
Session 10: Breakout Sessions
Chair: Mike Hogan, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10A: Architecture-Centric Evolution and Evaluation (ACE2) of Software Intensive Systems
Chair: Sergio Alvarado, The Aerospace Corporation
Introduction to Architecture-Centric Evolution and Evaluation of Software-Intensive Systems
Lt. Col. Laura Pope, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
A Philosophy of Software Architecture
Joel Sercel, MILSATCOM Joint Program Office
Architecture Business Cycle Ensuring Product Qualities
Linda Northrop, Software Engineering Institute
Software Reviews Since Acquisition Reform – Architecture-Driven Considerations
Peter Hantos, The Aerospace Corporation
COBRA Architecture
Capt. Bryan Berg, Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Reference Architecture for Space Data Systems
Peter Shames, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Raytheon (NPOESS) Perspective on Software Architecture
Jim Boegman, Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems
Software Reliability Measurement
Allen Nikora, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Myron Hecht, Douglas Buettner, The Aerospace Corporation
Overview of ACE2 Presentations
Thomas Alspaugh, Institute for Software Research, University of California, Irvine
Session 10B: Exploring the Differences between Enterprise and System Architectures — A Look at the Different Methods, Tools, and Techniques
Chair: James Martin, The Aerospace Corporation
Exploring the Differences between Enterprise and System Architectures — A Look at the Different Methods, Tools, and Techniques
James Martin, The Aerospace Corporation
Architecture, Enterprise Architecture, Frameworks, and Processes
Kevin Kreitman, The Aerospace Corporation
Federal Agency Strategies for Enterprise Architecture Management
Scott Bernard, Syracuse University School of Information Studies
“New Age” Enterprise Architecting–Best Practices and Distinctions (to Solutions Architecting)
Jeff Diehl, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10C: Process Mismatch with COTS-Based Systems: Problems and Solutions
Chairs: Lisa Brownsword, Ceci Albert, Software Engineering Institute
What is Different for COTS-Based Systems?
Lisa Brownsword, Ceci Albert, Software Engineering Institute
Developing and Negotiating Requirements
Donald Sanders, John Brown, Integral Systems, Inc.
Process Changes For COTS Based Systems
Mary Rich, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10D: Grid and Web Service Standards for Government and Defense Systems
Chair: Craig Lee, The Aerospace Corporation
GRID Computing Dynamics
Geoffrey Brown, Oracle Corporation
Current and Future Grid Infrastructure
Ewa Deelman, USC Information Sciences Institute, Globus Alliance
Application of Data Grid Technology to Earth Remote Sensing Science Data Segment Architectures
Samuel Gasster, Craig Lee, The Aerospace Corporation
Grid Technology Provides a Cyber Infrastructure Applicable to NASA Applications
Thomas Hinke, NASA Ames Research Center
Application Virtualization – Grid and Web Standards Producing Results
David Maples, DataSynapse
IBM Grid Computing Leadership in Standards and Technology
Michael Osias, IBM Corporation
Session 10E: Ground System Costs
Chair: Susan Jones, The Aerospace Corporation
Architecture-Level Ground Processing System Investment Model
Raymond Covert, The Aerospace Corporation
Software Cost and Productivity Model
Lutrell Long, Jonathan Gayek, Kim Bell, Rosemary Hsu, The Aerospace Corporation
R. Larson, NASA
Systems Engineering Sizing Via Requirements
Ricardo Valerdi, University of Southern California – Center for Software Engineering
Ground Estimating from the Contractor Perspective
Steve Cohen, Boeing
Critical Cost Issues for Ground Systems
Stephen Book, MCR Federal, LLC
Session 10F: Component- and Web-Based Ground System Architectures
Chairs: Dan Smith, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Russ Abbott, The Aerospace Corporation
Using Message Oriented Middleware to Integrate Legacy Applications and Commercial Off-the-Shelf Products: The Radium Case Study
Jared Stallings, Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems
Telepresent Agents A New Paradigm for Sharing Information in Networked Systems (Presentation not available)
Russ Abbott, The Aerospace Corporation
A Modular, Data Driven System Architecture for GSFC Ground Systems
Everett Cary, Emergent Space Technologies, Inc.
Off-the-shelf Packaged Software Systems and Custom Software Analysis
Gamal Balady, MASS Group, Inc.
Thursday, April 1, 2004
Session 11: Keynote Session
Chair: Mal De Ponte, The Aerospace Corporation
Introduction and Announcements
Rick Johnson, GSAW2004 General Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
Transformational Communications Software Opportunities
Christine Anderson, Director, MILSATCOM Joint Program Office
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Session 12: Managing Risk
Chair: Pat Maloney, The Aerospace Corporation
Best Practices for the Acquisition of COTS-Based Software Systems (CBSS): Experiences from the Space Systems Domain
Suellen Eslinger, Richard Adams, The Aerospace Corporation
Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) Program Mission Control Segment (MCS)
Scott Carey, Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems and Solutions
Asya Campbell, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 13: Summary Session
Judy Kerner, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 14: Breakout Session Outbriefings
Chair: James Cutler, Stanford University
Session 10A: Architecture-Centric Evolution and Evaluation (ACE2) of Software-Intensive Systems
Sergio Alvarado, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10B: Exploring the Differences between Enterprise and System Architectures – A Look at the Different Methods, Tools, and Techniques
James Martin, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10C: Process Mismatch with COTS-Based Systems: Problems and Solutions
Lisa Brownsword, Software Engineering Institute
Session 10D: Grid and Web Service Standards for Government and Defense Systems
Craig Lee, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10E: Ground System Costs
Susan Jones, The Aerospace Corporation
Session 10F: Component- and Web-Based Ground System Architectures
Dan Smith, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Session 15: Panel Discussion: Architectural Flexibility in Support of Evolving User Needs
Chair: Mary Rich, The Aerospace Corporation
Moderator
Rami Razouk
Associate General Manager, Space Support Division
The Aerospace Corporation
Panelists
Scott Carey (charts)
Delivery Program Manager, Advanced EHF
Mission Control Segment (MCS) Program
Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems and Solutions
Richard Donnelly
Principal Director, Directorate G East
The Aerospace Corporation
Lt. Col. Michael Moran
Operations Officer, 3d Space Operations Squadron
Air Force Space Command
Lt. Col. George Newberry
Acquisition Systems Engineering Division
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center
Dan Smith
Manager, Mission Services Evolution Center
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Richard Taylor
Director, Institute for Software Research
University of California, Irvine
Session 16: Closing Remarks
Rick Johnson, GSAW2004 General Chair, The Aerospace Corporation
End of General Workshop