Developed in partnership with the 49th Space Congress, expect an enhanced, progressive program that provides the latest-breaking big picture perspectives and critical industry outlooks from topic experts from various agencies, progressive organizations, and beyond.
Participate in formalized sessions, high-profile keynote presentations, dynamic round-table discussions and breakout sessions.
TRACKS & SESSION OVERVIEW:
- On-Planet Industry Applications
- Off-Planet Commercialization
- Space Exploration
- Building Commercial Infrastructure
This track will cover how on-planet, end-use industries benefit from the data and technologies derived from commercial space development and how they can further capitalize on them. Topics include end-use case studies, addressing climate change, increasing sustainability, developing end-user customer bases, research needs, creating global standards and more.
Sessions include:
- Extracting Intelligence Space & Terrestrial Data
- Leveraging Satellite Data to Secure Our Planet
- Developing Space Ecosystems to Match the Demand of Commercial Innovation
- Awesome Research
- Training for Humans in Space Environments
- Earth-based Simulations for Future Space Systems & Exploration Missions
- Filling the Gaps in a Commercially Viable Supply Chain
- What's Next for Space Tourism?
Focused on optimizing off-planet commercialization, this track will focus on strategies and required technologies for in-space infrastructure, managing space debris through data-driven infrastructure, preparing for future commercial space stations, securing connectivity and beyond.
Sessions include:
- Mission Critical Connectivity
- Space Stations of the Future
- Commercializing NASA & DoD Services & Systems
- Tracking & Managing Space Debris
- Disruptors Setting the Pace of Commercial Innovation
- The Satellite Revolution
- Preparing to Live Off-Planet
Understand the complexities of cislunar, lunar colonization, deep space propulsion, reaching Mars & Venus, long-term human space flight, and more.
Sessions include:
- Getting to the Moon
- Cis-Lunar: What Lies Between?
- Lunar Colonization
- Deep Space Propulsion
- The Future with Artemis
- Advancements in Biotechnology
- The New Space Race
Covering critical elements required to enable a viable commercial industry, topics include spaceport/ground infrastructure, cloud-based systems and cybersecurity, long-term space flight support, and developing the next generation of space industry professionals.
Sessions include:
- Agriculture Infrastructure: What's for Lunch?
- Cybersecurity Infrastructure
- Common Use Commercial Infrastructure
- Spaceports Around the World
- The Workforce We Need
- The Cloud Infrastructure
- Space Traffic Management
- Space Healthcare Infrastructure
On-Planet Industry Applications
This track will cover how on-planet, end-use industries benefit from the data and technologies derived from commercial space development and how they can further capitalize on them. Topics include end-use case studies, addressing climate change, increasing sustainability, developing end-user customer bases, research needs, creating global standards and and more.
- Extracting Intelligence from Space & Terrestrial Data
- Leveraging Satellite Data to Secure Our Planet
- Developing Space Ecosystems to Match the Demand of Commercial Innovation
- Cutting Edge Research Results
- Training for Humans in Space Environments
- Earth-Based Simulations for Future Space Systems & Exploration Missions
- Filling the Gaps in a Commercially Viable Supply Chain
- What's Next for Space Tourism
Extracting Intelligence from Space & Terrestrial Data
Climate and weather profoundly impact all aspects of life on our planet, from personal safety, to transportation, communications, commerce, agriculture, and defense. To predict the impact of weather events, patterns, long term climate trends - even solar activity - requires the correlation of vast amounts of data collected in space through ongoing monitoring and measuring activity along with terrestrial data to create a complete picture.Leveraging Satellite Data to Secure Our Planet
Monitoring data from space is critical for pursuing our commercial space projects, but also for monitoring - and therefore adapting - our climate change and disaster prevention efforts. This session will cover how technologies such as AI and satellite imaging are helping us track our planet's health and inform eco-driven practices.