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RAST 2019 CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

International Recent Advances in Space Technologies(RAST) conferences are organized by Hezârfen Aeronautics and Space Technologies Institue every odd years since 2003. Approximately 600 participants over 30 countries join to conference which is sponsered by IEEE, AIAA, ISPRSS, GRSS. As the previous years, we will be held RAST conference in June 11-14th, 2019, in Harbiye Museum (İstanbul). A huge number of students, academics and scienticsts are expected to participate to conference. There will be tutorials, special sessions, panels and presentations. The main theme of conference is "Space for the Sustainable Development Goals" which is parallel to United Nations' goals for "Space for Sustainable Development Goals:2030".  We will accept papers about the topics which is in CFP. You can see the poster and CFP from RAST website. Deadline for submission of full papers is March 18th, 2019.

www.rast.org.tr
National Defence University,
Hezârfen Aeronautics and Space Technologies Institue

[Сергей Шмальц]

http://reg.conferences.dce.ufl.edu/ICSSA/1357

2nd IAA Conference on Space Situational Awareness

January 14-16, 2020
Hilton Arlington, Washington, D.C., USA

Due to the generous sponsorship from the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department of the University of Florida (UF) invites you to attend the second International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) Conference on Space Situational Awareness (ICSSA). The ICSSA will be hosted at the Hilton Arlington, in Washington, D.C., USA, from January 14th to January 16th 2020.

The foremost purpose of Space Situational Awareness (SSA) is to provide decision-making processes with a quantifiable and timely body of evidence (predictive/imminent/forensic) of behavior(s) attributable to specific space domain threats and hazards. The conference will cover broad-ranging technical and policy related aspects associated with the topic of SSA. Over the past two decades, SSA has evolved into a high-impact, multidisciplinary field of research. The magnitude and complexity of its constituent lines of inquiry are growing at rapid pace, driven by the increasing number of objects of interest, including resident space objects: RSOs (a collective term for active spacecraft and space debris) as well as near Earth objects: NEOs (comets and asteroids in Earth’s vicinity). Combining its various “notions”, SSA today spans research in areas of RSO/NEO sensing, identification, forecasting, tracking, association, risk assessment, resource allocation, spacecraft control, information & communication, proximity operations, debris removal, space weather, drag-controlled re-entry, alternative (non-propulsive) deorbiting technologies, liability and insurance issues and a host of other related topics. Continued sustainable access and utilization of space relies on the awareness of its environment, both from the perspective of human operators on the ground and autonomous spacecraft during flight. Moreover, as the nature and number of participants utilizing the space environment grows, there is critical need for steadfast governance driven by a coherent space policy.

Conference Co-Chairs:
Riccardo Bevilacqua, University of Florida
Moriba Jah, University of Texas at Austin
Mrinal Kumar, Ohio State University

Organizing Committee Members:
Jeng-Shing (Rock) Chern, Canada
Arun Misra, Canada
Ali Al-Mashat, France
Luciano Anselmo, Italy
Carmen Pardini, Italy
Thomas Schildknecht, Switzerland

For questions regarding registration and logistics, please contact:
Katie MacWilkinson, University of Florida Conference Department
kmacwilkinson@dce.ufl.edu

Important Dates:
Abstract Deadline: August 15, 2019

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[BinAst5] 5th Binary Asteroids in the Solar System Workshop: First Call

All,

The first Binary Asteroids in the Solar System Workshop was held in Steamboat Springs, CO, in 2007. The workshop has been held every three years since in Poland, Hawai'i, and the Czech Republic.

It is time for the 5th workshop, which will return to Colorado, this time in Fort Collins, near the Colorado State University campus, on 2019 September 3-5.

Details are available at

        <http://binaryast5.org/>

Registration and abstract submission are now open.

We appreciate that the dates are squeezed in around other major meetings such as EPSC/DPS in Geneva, but we hope to fill the registration list to maximum anyway.

The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 60. Keep that in mind if you tend to procrastinate (the U.S. shutdown notwithstanding).

The workshops are characterized by a relaxed atmosphere and free format, with almost as much time for discussion as for the presentations themselves.

The goal of the workshop is to bring together various ideas on the detection, characterization, formation, and implications of binary and multiple objects among the NEO, main-belt, Trojan, Centaur, TNO populations. We hope to include all of the many modes of observation, in all of the dynamical populations, as well as theory and numerical modeling of formation and evolution of these systems. We especially welcome the new topics of rings of small bodies, and heliocentric orbital pairs of asteroids and their implications.

A reception will be held Tuesday (Sept 3) evening followed by two full days of oral presentations (Sept 4-5). A separate room will be available for posters.

There should be some funds available for students to either waive the registration fee or for travel support.

Students hoping for a grant should register soon. No payment will be required at the time. However, registering will reserve a seat in the meeting room pending review of the request.

We're looking for a few good professionals to serve on the SOC. If willing, please send me an email off-line.

As the head of the English department at a well-known college once wrote, "Looking forward to hopefully seeing you there."

--

Save the Lightcurves (alcdef.org)
Brian D. Warner
LOC Chair - Binary Asteroids 5 Workshop

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https://www.epsc-dps2019.eu/

EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2019  (European Planetary Science Congress & Division for Planetary Scienes of AAS)
Centre International de Conférences de Genève (CICG) | Geneva | Switzerland
15–20 September 2019

Aims & scope

The intention of the EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2019 is to cover a broad area of science topics related to planetary science and planetary missions. The programme of the congress will contain oral and poster sessions, and it will emphasize workshops and panel discussions in order to have a strong interaction between the participants.

The Scientific Organizing Committee of the EPSC-DPS2019 invites all planetary scientists to participate in the congress, submit contributions to the topical sessions and share their research with colleagues and friends. We look forward to welcoming you in Geneva, Switzerland.

Important deadlines
20 February 2019: Call-for-abstracts
08 May 2019, 13:00 CEST: Abstract submission deadline
05 June 2019: Letter of acceptance (no information on presentation type)
04 July 2019: Letter of schedule (including information on presentation type) / upload of conference programme
31 July 2019: Late poster abstract deadline
31 July 2019: Early registration deadline

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Announcement of STARS2019 and SMFNS2019, Havana, Varadero, Cuba

*Dear Colleague*
*We are pleased to announce the meetings:*
*STARS2019* - 5th Caribbean Symposium on Cosmology, Gravitation, Nuclear
and Astroparticle Physics and *SMFNS2019* - 6th International Symposium
on Strong Electromagnetic Fields and Neutron Stars, to be held from May
6 to 12, 2019, in Havana and Varadero (Cuba), respectively
The events are the fifth and sixth in a series of meetings gathering
scientists working on astroparticle physics, cosmology, gravitation,
nuclear physics, and related fields. As in previous years, the meeting
sessions will consist of invited and contributed talks and will cover
recent developments in the following topics:

*STARS2019* *– *New phenomena and new states of matter in the Universe,
general relativity, gravitation, cosmology, heavy ion collisions and the
formation of the quark-gluon plasma, white dwarfs, neutron stars and
pulsars, black holes, gamma-ray emission in the Universe, high energy
cosmic rays, gravitational waves, dark energy and dark matter, strange
matter and strange stars, antimatter in the Universe, and topics related
to these.
*SMFNS2019* *– *Strong magnetic fields in the Universe, strong magnetic
fields in compact stars and in galaxies, ultra-strong magnetic fields in
neutron star mergers, quark stars and magnetars, strong magnetic fields
and the cosmic microwave background, and topics related to these.
*Professor Walter Greiner Award* will be granted to the best three
posters presented by students at the conferences.
For more details (registration, registration fees, call for abstracts,
proceedings, travel information and accommodation) please visit
https://indico.cern.ch/event/721602/overview.
We count on your participation.
Best Regards
Loc – STARS2019SMFNS

[Сергей Шмальц]

https://livestream.com/esa/neosd

Exploiting Synergies: NEO & debris detection conference
Tue, Jan 22 from 9:00 - 11:00am CET Science & Technology

Webcast of the opening plenary address, 09:00-09:30, and panel discussion, 09:30-10:30. The panel will be followed by media Q&A.

ESA is hosting its first-ever joint technology conference that brings together two fundamental pillars of space safety and security: the hunt for near-Earth objects, like asteroids, and the need to detect space debris in Earth orbit. Exploiting Synergies will include the latest in observation techniques, orbit determination methods, risk management and data exchange for both naturally formed risky rocks and potentially hazardous human-made debris.

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https://www.esa.int/About_Us/ECSL_European_Centre_for_Space_Law/The_ESA-ECSL_Space_Debris_Regulation_Standards_and_Tools_Workshop

The European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Centre for Space Law (ECSL) are proud to announce a collaborative workshop addressing space debris, to be held from the 19th to the 21st of March 2019 at ESA ESOC in Darmstadt, Germany.

 Space activities are expanding in terms of both volume and geographical distribution of space actors. As a consequence, many governments are currently seeking to embrace the dynamic development in their countries by establishing the required regulatory and administrative framework. Space debris mitigation is a challenge often addressed in this context, as it not only involves law-making but also requires implementation according to standards and a transparent verification process.

This interdisciplinary workshop aims to assist legislators, mission designers and approving authorities in addressing space debris at their respective levels in a coherent way and according to best current practices. At the same time, this workshop will provide a platform for all of them to network and share their experience. The Workshop will consist of three days:

  -  The first day, will look at the legal framework relevant for space debris mitigation and active debris removal (ADR) on both an international and national level. The aim is to learn and discuss how to establish adequate regulatory regimes and ensure compliance by national actors, and what requirements should be imposed to mitigate further debris and facilitate for ADR.
  -  The second day, will discuss non-legally binding standards which are often called upon in implementation processes or even regulation, as well as the procedures already used by ESA in the review process of the Agency’s own missions.This includes an introduction to the ESA Space Debris Mitigation Verification Handbook and the ESA Re-entry Safety Handbook.
  -  On the third day, ESA will present and officially release the latest version of the MASTER (Meteoroid and Space Debris Terrestrial Environment Reference) and DRAMA (Debris Risk Assessment and Mitigation Analysis). These tools, , offered by ESA since about 10 years, are applied world-wide by a large community of users for the verification of the implementation of space debris mitigation measures in a mission.

The workshop targets professionals from government, industry, space agencies and international organisations who work on space debris matters. Priority is given to individuals involved in drafting or implementing space-debris related laws and regulations, be it at technical level for space mission planning or at administrative level for licensing space activities.The workshop is also open to students on a non-priority basis.

Registration:

We invite those interested to complete the registration form in order to apply to be a participant; selected candidates will receive an additional confirmation email once accepted.

You may register for one, two or all three days, but preference is given to those who can attend all days. There will be 80 places available. Participation in the workshop is free of charge.

Registration is available here: https://indico.esa.int/event/282/

Program:

The program is available here: http://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/ECSL/ESA-ECSL_Space_Debris_Work_Shop_Draft_Program_January.pdf  

Contact information:

For any questions or inquiries you may contact the ECSL Secretariat on ecsl@esa.int    

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"Околоземная астрономия-2019"

*X**I**Международная конференция***

*30 сентября – 4 октября 2019 г.*

Первое информационное сообщение

Уважаемые коллеги!

Федеральное государственное бюджетное учреждение науки Институт
астрономии Российской академии наук (ИНАСАН), Казанский (Приволжский)
Федеральный университет (КФУ), Российская академия наук (РАН) и Академия
наук Республики Татарстан приглашают Вас принять участие в работе
XIМеждународной конференции «Околоземная астрономия» (ОЗА-2019).
Конференция будет организована на базе Казанского (Приволжского)
Федерального университета с 30 сентября по 4 октября 2019 г. Конференция
посвящена 100-летию МАС и 225-летию профессора И.М. Симонова,ректора КФУ
и одного из первооткрывателей Антарктиды.

Основные секции конференции:

1. Малые тела Солнечной системы. Средства и методы изучения малых тел
Солнечной системы.

2. ИСЗ и космический мусор.

3. Астероидно-кометная опасность.

4. Космическое наследие.

Зарегистрироваться на конференцию с указанием предварительного названия
доклада необходимо через сайт конференции *до 17 февраля 2019 г.* Срок
предварительной регистрации заявок обусловлен сроком представления
оргкомитетом заявки в РФФИ на проведение конференции.

Сайт конференции: http://agora.guru.ru/oza2019.

Заявки на участие в конференции подаются только через сайт. Если нет
возможности зарегистрироваться через сайт, сообщите в оргкомитет
конференции.

Оргкомитет

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The First International Orbital Debris Conference (IOC)

December 9–12, 2019

Sugar Land, Texas, United States

The goal of the conference is to highlight orbital debris research activities in the United States and to foster collaborations with the international community.
The 4-day conference will cover all aspects of micrometeoroid and orbital debris research, mission support, and other activities.

Visit the conference website for registration and logistical information.
 
IMPORTANT:  To be added to the mailing list to receive reminders and other pertinent information related to the conference, please submit an indication of interest by March 13, 2019.

This announcement includes a description of the general themes and logistics information.

https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/orbitaldebris2019/

For more information, contact:

Meeting and Publication Services

USRA/Lunar and Planetary Institute

meetinginfo@hou.usra.edu

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Сверстали программу конференции

ESA NEO and Debris Detection Conference - Exploiting Synergies
 22-24 January 2019 | ESA/ESOC | Darmstadt/Germany

https://neo-sst-conference.sdo.esoc.esa.int/page/programme

Наши доклады:

Tuesday, January 22

14:45 - 15:00
ISON search and study of near-Earth space objects
Igor Molotov, Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics, RAS

Wednesday, January 23

09:15 - 09:30
ISON's sub-network of small aperture telescopes for observations of NEOs, space debris and meteors
Sergei Schmalz, Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics

Во время конференции попал несколько раз в кадр. На первом фото в центре  - Сергей Шмальц.

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IBWS 2019 - Announcement

Dear colleagues,

We have a pleasure to invite you to participate in 16th INTEGRAL/BART workshop (IBWS) dedicated to high energy astrophysics and supporting satellite and ground-based experiments held on 20th - 24th May 2019 in Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad),  Czech Republic.

The registration is already open at https://www.ibws.cz
(The deadline for early registration with a reduced fee is by April 14, 2019)

The IBWS workshops promote regional collaboration in several topics of astrophysics and satellite projects with strong the participation of students who are very welcome as well.
This year, we plan to introduce the following sessions:

    High energy astrophysics
    Real-Time Image Processing In Astronomy
    Small satellites & Instrumental session
    Session on programs
    Digitization and astrophysical applications of astronomical photographic plate collections

Please attend the whole conference if possible, as we would like not to separate astrophysical and satellites communities, but to build bridges between them.

We are also pleased that we can offer you the possibility to publish a peer-review paper in Special Issue of the Astronomische Nachrichten journal. If you are interested, be sure to register in time in the EasyChair system
https://easychair.org/account/signin.cgi?key=84222620.yl32zDm9fihqjO9R .

Some important dates (deadlines)

    Early registration: 14th April 2019

    Registration (inc. short abstract): 5th May 2019

    An abstract of the manuscript submission: 12th May 2019

    Manuscript submission: 9th June 2019


Additional information is available at IBWS web pages  https://www.ibws.cz/


If you have any questions, please feel free to contact SOC chair Rene Hudec at rene.hudec@gmail.com

We are looking forward to seeing you in Karlovy Vary!!!

Best regards

René Hudec
Veronika Maršíková
Martin Urban
Ondřej Nentvich

and others from SOC and LOC of the 16th INTEGRAL/BART Workshop 2019

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Research of the near-Earth Asteroids with the Participation of the Russian Federation

Igor Molotov (Russian Federation)

http://www.unoosa.org/documents/pdf/copuos/stsc/2019/tech-22E.pdf

Technical Presentations made at the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space

Fifty-sixth session (2019)

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Конференция в честь 150-летия таблицы Менделеева

Международный симпозиум "The Periodic Table Through Space and Time" в рамках XXI юбилейного
Менделеевского конгресса по общей и прикладной химии состоится 10-13 сентября 2019 года в С.-Петербурге.
Основные темы:

-нуклеосинтез при Большом Взрыве и в звездах
-химическая эволюция Вселенной: наблюдения и модели
астрохимия
-химический состав звезд как ключ к пониманию их физики.

Начались регистрация и прием абстрактов.

Сопредседатели НОК: Ewine van Dishoeck, Борис Шустов.

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Вчера был сделан доклад про наши исследования двух астероидов, на конференции в Японии.

Yurij Krugly, Irina Belskaya, Igor Molotov, Sofia Mykhailova, Ivan Slyusarev, Vasilij Chiorny, Alexey Sergeyev, Vasilij Shevchenko, Raguli Inasaridze, Vova Ayvazian, Otar Kvaratskhelia, Givi Kapanadze, Vasilij Rumyantsev, Zahari Donchev, Tanyu Bonev, Galin Borisov, Artem Novichonok, Victor Voropaev. Results of Photometry and Polarimetry of (3200) Phaethon and (155140) 2005 UD. Symposium on Dust & Parent Bodies 2019 (IDP2019), Tokyo, JAPAN,  February 12-14th, 2019.

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AstroRob2019 (Sep 30-Oct 4, 2019) First Announcement

Dear colleagues,

Following the success of the previous five workshops in 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2019, it is a pleasure to announce the 6th Workshop on Robotic Autonomous Observatories (AstroRob 2019), to be held in
Torremolinos (Málaga), Spain on Sep 30- Oct 4, 2019.

Ten years after the celebration of the First Workshop on robotic autonomous observatories in Málaga, the number of automatic astronomical facilities worldwide has significantly grown, as well as the level of robotisation, autonomy, and networking, with many recent developments motivated by the search of new electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational waves in the next months. This has a strong impact in many other astrophysical fields, like fireballs detection, minor planet studies, the search for extra-solar planets, the monitoring of variable stars in our Galaxy, the study of active galactic nuclei, the detection and monitoring of supernovae, and the immediate follow-up of high-energy transients such as cosmic gamma-ray bursts, besides the search of neutrino and gravitational waves electromagnetic counterparts. Last, but not least, space debris surveillance and tracking is another field of increasing interest. Educational aspects will be also covered.

The Scientific Organizing Committee will try to work on a very dynamic program, dealing not only with scientific and technical issues but also with educational and open science aspects. The workshop will be host in Hotel Smy Costa del Sol (same hotel as in the 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2015, a hotel which has just been refurbished) in Torremolinos, Málaga (Spain) just at the beach forefront and 10 min from the Malaga International Airport. Your family is most welcome if they also want to relax while you are attending the Workshop (check special discounts). Temperatures are still very pleasant at that time of the year (early Autumn) and swimming in the Mediterranean see is feasible. For the second time, the Workshop time will take place around the famous Torremolinos’s San Miguel Fair so we will also plan some activity around this celebration (Sep 29-Oct 2).

This Sixth Workshop will be hosted by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (IAA-CSIC) and the Department of Systems Engineering and Automatics (ISA-UMA) under the auspices of the Spanish Research Council
(CSIC) and the Universidad de Málaga.

The Scientific and Local Organizing Committees are listed below:

Scientific Organizing Committee
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Amelia Bayo (Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile)
M. D. Caballero-García (ASU-CAS, Prague, CZ)
Alberto J. Castro-Tirado (IAA-CSIC Granada, Spain; chair)
Alex R. Gibbs (University of Arizona, USA)
Sergey Guziy (Nikolaev National University, Ukraine)
Lorraine Hanlon (UCD, Ireland)
David Hiriart (UNAM, Mexico)
Nobuyuki Kawai (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
Vladimir Lipunov (MSU Moscow, Russia)
David Martínez-Delgado (CFST Warszawa, Poland)
Shashi B. Pandey (ARIES Nainital, India)
Carlos Pérez del Pulgar (UMA, Spain)
Ferhat Fikri Özeren (TÜBİTAK TUG and ERCİYES University,Turkey)
Binbin Zhang (University of Nanjing, China)

Local Organizing Committee
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María Eva Alcoholado-Feltström (LOC secretary)
Antonio Reina (UMA, Spain; chair)
Irene Carrasco, Emilio Fernández-García, Youdong Hu (IAA-CSIC)
Alberto Castellón, Sebastián Castillo (UMA)

The main dates to remember are:
25 Feb 2019: First announcement
12 May 2019: Second announcement
15 July 2019: Deadline for early registration
06 Aug 2019: Deadline for hotel reservation
14 Sep 2019: Deadline for oral talks contributions
19 Sep 2019: Preliminary Scientific Program
01 Sep 2019: Deadline for posters request
15 Sep 2019: Last Announcement
30 Sep-4 Oct 2019: Workshop

As usual, additional information and details on Registration can be found at the Workshop web page:

astrorob.iaa.es

Finally please do not hesitate to forward this to whoever you think may be interested.

Looking forward to seeing you in Málaga !

Alberto J. Castro-Tirado
on behalf of the organizers