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Project OSCAR Space Symposium Call for Papers
- Subject: [amsat-bb] Project OSCAR Space Symposium Call for Papers
- From: Emily Clarke <w0eec@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 08:51:37 -0800
CALL FOR PAPERS
Project OSCAR, the world's oldest amateur radio club devoted exclusively to
amateur satellites, in partnership with the Electronics Department of the
College of San Mateo, is pleased to issue a call for papers for it's 2005
West Coast Space Symposium. The Symposium is devoted to a broad range of
topics that range from current satellite construction projects, satellite
operations and general technical discussions.
The Symposium will be held on May 7th, 2005 at the College of San Mateo in
San Mateo, California. The College of San Mateo is located off the 92
freeway, 1/2 way between the 101 and 280 freeways. It is approximately 10
miles south of San Francisco International Airport, 12 miles west of
Oakland International and 25 miles north of San Jose International.
The Symposium will begin with registration, coffee and donuts at
8:00am. Presentations will start promptly at 9:00am and run until
5:30pm. Registration cost is $15 which includes lunch and parking. Cost
for students is $8.
We are particularly interested in any presentations that might address the
following topics:
- Software Defined Radio
- Amateur Radio on the ISS (ARISS)
- Digital (packet) Operations
- C-Band Groundstation Constructions
- Dish Feed Designs
- 10 GHz and Above
- Linear Transponder Design Techniques
- Telemetry and Sensor Design
- Orbital Debris Mitigation Techniques for Small Satellites*
- Future Launch Options and Costs
- Battery and Charging Technology
- Amateur Satellites' Role in Emergency Communications*
- Youth and Amateur Satellites*
- Improving Field Day for Satellite Operations*
* Possible panel discussion topics
The Symposium has been moved to a different facility on campus that will
also allow us to have room to put up antennas for live demonstrations.
For additional information please visit the Project OSCAR website at:
http://www.projectoscar.net
or contact the co-chairs
Emily Clarke, W0EEC@projectoscar.net
Alan Bowker, WA6DNR@projectoscar.net
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