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Research Enabled by the Lunar Environment:
A Workshop
June 14-15, 2007
The National Academy of Sciences Building
Auditorium/Members Room
2100 C Street, NW
Washington, DC 20418
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June 14, 2007
PLENARY SESSION
NASA Overview of Lunar Architecture
Andrew Thomas, Johnson Space Flight Center
NASA Overview of Exploration Needs and Plans
Carl Walz, NASA HQ
NASA Overview of ISRU Architecture
Jerry Sanders, Johnson Space Flight Center
SESSION 1: Food Supply Challenges
Session Chair: John Kiss, Miami University of Ohio
Fundamental Plant Research to Support Food Production
John Kiss, Miami University of Ohio
Utilization of Controlled Environments for Applied Plant Research
Cary Mitchell, Purdue University
Food Processing and Safety
Peter Slade, National Center for Food Safety and Technology
SESSION 2: Challenges in Power Generation and Storage
Session Chair: Robert Wegeng, Pacific Northwest Laboratory
Robustness, Reliability, and Flexibility of Power Generation and Storage Systems
Dave Criswell, University of Houston
Impact of the Lunar Environment on Power and Storage Systems
Iwan Alexander, Case Western Reserve University
Balancing Low Energy Sources and High Power Requirements through High Performance Storage Systems
Alex Ignatiev, University of Houston
Large-Scale Power Systems
Stan Pinkowski, Rocketdyne
SESSION 3: Challenges in In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)
Session Chair: Mike Duke, Colorado School of Mines
ISRU Development Roadmap
Robert Gustafson, ORBITEC
Surface Operations and Materials Handling
Leslie Gertsch, University of Missouri-Rolla
Chemical Processing in the Lunar Environment
Larry Clark, Lockheed Martin
Prospecting for Resources in the Lunar Environment
Bonnie Cooper, Oceaneering International
June 15, 2007
SESSION 4: Challenges in Human Physiology and Performance
Session Chair: Jim Pawelczyk, Penn State University
The Musculoskeletal System
Peter Cavanagh, Cleveland Clinic
The Cardiovascular System
Ben Levine, University of Texas Southwestern
Sensory and Motor Systems
Jim Lackner, Brandeis University
Behavior and Performance
Larry Palinkas, University of Southern California
SESSION 5: Life Support Challenges
Session Chair: Betsy Cantwell, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Overview of Existing Life Support Systems, Research and Advanced Systems Concepts
Robert Bagdigian, NASA MSFC
New Concepts for Air Revitalization and Water Processing Systems for the Lunar Environment
Jitendra Joshi, NASA HQ
Waste Management Systems
Uday Hegde, National Center for Space Exploration Research
Hazard Monitoring and Control
Kurt Sacksteder, NASA Glenn
SESSION 6: Challenges Associated with Lunar Surface Operations
Session chair: Richard Vondrak, NASA-Goddard
Contamination Control of Dust and Volatiles
Narayanan (Ram) Ramachandran, Jacobs Engineering
Surface Mobility and Operations
William Red L. Whittaker, Carnegie Mellon University
External Thermal Management and Structures
Ed McCullough, Boeing Phantom Works
Flexible, Autonomous EVA
Jeffrey A. Hoffman, MIT
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