SpaceCom 2020 is inviting presentation proposals for the SpaceCom breakout session program to be held November 18-19, 2020. Interested subject matter experts are welcome to submit an abstract via Abstract Submission Form.
Speaking Opportunity Details:
- Accepted presentations will be included on a session panel on the topic or related topic of the submitted presentations to be held November 18-19, 2020
- Each session panelist will have an opportunity to make a brief formal presentations, depending on the format and number of speakers on the panel
- The panel sessions are formatted to maximize audience engagement
- Each panel is 1 hour in length
- Conference topic categories are listed below
KEY DEADLINES:
Submissions Due: April 30, 2020
Speaker Acceptance Notification: No later than June 1, 2020
Presentations will be considered on a rolling basis, so it is beneficial to submit proposals as soon as possible.
Benefits to Speakers:
- Industry exposure and recognition for the speaker, the organization and the products and ideas that are presented
- Comp registration: Selected presenters will receive a complimentary full registration for SpaceCom 2020
SpaceCom 2020 Topic Themes:
- Terrestrial applications of space enabled services
- Commercial opportunities in Low-Earth Orbit
- Commercial opportunities in and around the Artemis/Gateway/return to the Moon effort
- Policy, finance, regulatory, insurance and other factors affecting all three topic themes above
Conference topics include, but may not be limited to:
- ISS Commercial Utilization: In Space Manufacturing
- ISS Commercial Utilization: Pharmaceutical and Medical Research
- International Space Commerce
- Public Private Partnerships
- NASA Gateway Program
- Launch Technology and Services
- Cislunar (including CLPS)
- Satellite Servicing & Management
- Satellite Remote Sensing Applications
- Satellite Data Analytics
- Space Policy/Regulations
- Orbital Debris/Space Traffic Management
- Nuclear Propulsion
- Advanced Communications Satellites
- Cybersecurity
- Small Satellites
- Commercial Space Habitats
- Space Tourism
- Space Entrepreneurship
- Space Resource Utilization
- Satellite Constellations and Implications
- Human Factors, Space Physiology and Space Medicine
- Artemis Mission Critical Hardware
- Insurance in the New Space Economy
- S. Space Force
- Workforce Readiness
Please direct all questions to Steve Wolfe: