session 1

Title

Commercial Space Flight Safety and Emerging Issues

Description

This special session is seeking papers that will address commercial and government experience regarding the actual cost of implementing safety on human-rated spacecraft. Comparisons between the recurring costs of human-rated and robotic spacecraft manufactured by the same organisation are encouraged; such comparisons might be at the spacecraft or subsystem level as appropriate. Papers examining the non-recurring cost differences are also encouraged, as well as discussions of the differences in cost of launch site infrastructure and launch vehicles launching human-rated verses robotic spacecraft. In addition, each paper should address the following: It is commonly held that practices of commercial space (specifically the pursuit of efficiencies of process, cost, labour, etc.) and practices in space safety are in direct competition with each other, i.e., a gain in one is a loss to the other. Can a profitable space business be conducted safely?

Date

2013-09-26

Time

14:45

Room

308

IPC members
papers

Order

Time

Paper title

Selection result

Mode

Presentation status

Speaker

Affiliation

Country

1

Regulating the safety of suborbital flights in Europe: Navigating through the labyrinth of competences of the EU, its Member States and EASA

accepted

15'

confirmed

Dr. Michail Chatzipanagiotis

Greece

2

The First Decade of Space Tourism

accepted

15'

confirmed

Prof. Eva Yi-Wei Chang

University of Science & Technology

Taiwan, China

3

Certification and Safety aspects relating to the Transport of Passengers into Suborbital Space through the Use of High Altitude Balloons

accepted

15'

confirmed

Ms. Annelie Schoenmaker

Zero2infinity

Spain

4

Cost of design-to-safety : the Astrium Spaceplane showcase

accepted

15'

confirmed

Mr. Christophe Chavagnac

Airbus Defence and Space Ltd

France

5

Dassault Aviation's suborbital projects: roots and prospective

accepted

15'

withdrawn

Mrs. Marie-Christine Bernelin

Dassault Aviation

France

6

Establishing a Regulatory Framework for the Development and Operations of Sub-orbital and Orbital Aircraft (SOA) in the EU

accepted

15'

withdrawn

Mr. Jean-Bruno Marciacq

European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

Germany

7

Certification of a suborbital aircraft

accepted

15'

confirmed

Mr. Laurent Gathier

Dassault Aviation

France

8

Aerothermodynamic and System Analysis of a small Hypersonic AirPlane (HyPlane)

accepted

15'

confirmed

Dr. Valerio Carandente

University of Naples "Federico II"

Italy

9

Determining appropriate failure probabilities for probabilistic analysis of new commerical spaceflight vehicles

accepted

15'

confirmed

Mr. Michael Brett

Shoal Group

Australia

10

Flying Naked – A Cost Benefit Analysis of the Use of Pressure Suits in Suborbital Spaceflight

accepted

15'

confirmed

Mr. Charles Lauer

Rocketplane Global, Inc.

United States

11

Commercial Human Spaceflight: Self-regulation Is The Future

accepted

15'

withdrawn

Mr. Tommaso Sgobba

International Association for the Advancement of Space Safety

The Netherlands

12

suborbital flights soaring. From experimental to operational : implementation of regulations and promotion of space tourism and other suborbital activities

accepted

15'

confirmed

Mr. Maxime Puteaux

Institut du Droit de l'Espace et des Telecommunications (IDEST)

France